Alli Webb is one of the most successful entrepreneurs, who you probably know from her biggest claim-to-fame Drybar, or her other companies such as Squeeze, Canopy, and Brightside. Alli has been named the “100 Most Creative People in Business” by Fast Company, featured on Fortune magazine’s “40 Under 40” list, and Marie Claire’s “Most Fascinating Women." Webb appeared on “Shark Tank” as a guest shark in 2019 and is a New York Times bestselling author. Alli also just released a memoir titled The Messy Truth: How I Sold My Business for Millions but Almost Lost Myself. In this episode, we talk about how Alli built a multi-million dollar company (without a college degree or formal business training), relationship tips and the red flags she wishes she paid more attention to, how she lost herself even when her life seemed perfect on the outside, how she got through the hardest times of her life, and the surprising spiritual practice that she swears by. This conversation is raw, honest, and vulnerable.

Lauren McGoodwin is the founder and CEO of Career Contessa, an online career resource for women and a top career podcast. Over 10 years ago, she left her job recruiting for Hulu after realizing there was a major gap in resources, advice, and help for women to get ahead, advocate for themselves, interview better, network smarter, and achieve their dream careers. Lauren is also the author of Power Moves: How Women Can Pivot, Reboot, and Build a Career of Purpose. In today's episode, Lauren is sharing the five best pieces of career advice she has ever heard–after 10 years of helping women be successful, the tips do not disappoint. Josie and Lauren also chat about disadvantages (and superpowers) for women in business, finding the balance of avoiding burnout and working hard, and the #1 hack to become invaluable to your company.

Carly Stein Kremer is the founder of Beekeeper’s Naturals, the fastest-growing immune supplement brand. After years of living with an autoimmune condition and constantly feeling sick, Carly discovered propolis while living abroad and it transformed her body in everything from treating common colds to healing her autoimmune. In 2017, she traded in her corporate career at Goldman Sachs to dedicate her life to beekeeping, selling products at the farmer's market. Since then, Carly has been recognized as a game-changing entrepreneur in Forbes 30 Under 30 list, and her little farmer's market stand has grown to be sold in Whole Foods, CVS, Target, and ranked #1 in the Cold and Flu category on Amazon. In today's episode, Carly breaks down the different bee products (from royal jelly to propolis to bee pollen), what they are, their (insane!) benefits, and how they're transforming the wellness game. She also shares what gave her the confidence to leave her stable job at Goldman Sachs, and what she took from her experience to apply to her own company. This episode is so jam-packed with mind-blowing tidbits in both wellness and career, it will leave you buzzing (pun intended!).

Jennifer Cohen is an entrepreneur, bestselling author of Bigger, Better, Bolder, and host of a top 10 business podcast, "Habits and Hustle." She also had a viral TED Talk titled “The Secret to Getting Anything You Want In Life," with over 5 million views. In today's episode, Jen is chatting with Josie about the secret to getting anything you want in life, why boldness is like ordering what you really want off the menu, why it's especially important for women to practice boldness, and how confidence is a skill that you can exercise like a muscle. Jen also shares the time she practiced being bold with an A-list celebrity and (no surprise) her strategy worked. This episode will leave you with tangible tips to go after your wildest dreams.

Kendra Scott is the ultimate example that empathy and kindness can go hand-in-hand with success in business. In 2002, Kendra invested $500 to start making jewelry out of her spare bedroom after realizing there was a gap in the market for high-quality but attainable jewelry. Her jewelry brand, Kendra Scott, has since grown into a billion-dollar company with countless celebrity fans, but philanthropy and family never stopped being a core part of her mission. On this episode of The Everygirl Podcast, Kendra shares her story, as well as how she's radically changing work culture and why her company is made up of 96% women. Kendra also shares her tips for confidence, what qualities she attributes to her success, and key takeaways for building a career (and life) that you love.

Jaclyn Johnson is known as the ultimate multi-hyphenate and serial entrepreneur. In 2012, Jaclyn founded Create & Cultivate, a media company that grew into globally-recognized career conferences which featured the biggest names like Kim Kardashian, Martha Stewart, and Chrissy Teigen. Since then, Jaclyn has launched more successful companies (such as New Money Ventures and Maie Wine), wrote a best-selling book (Work Party) and hosts a top-performing podcast (also named Work Party). So...yeah we had a lot of questions for her. Josie and Alaina grill Jaclyn for all the secrets to her success and how she got her start. They also discuss hustle culture, how work environments are changing, and how to recharge your energy to show up as your best self in your career.

If you’ve ever wondered what it’s really like to start a clothing brand, this is the episode for you! This week, Alaina is interviewing Anne Read Lattimore and Cassandra Cannon, the co-founders of the popular pajama brand LAKE Pajamas. When LAKE first launched in 2014, the first sets of their soft Pima cotton pajamas sold out immediately, all thanks to the hard work of Anne Read and Cassandra. These co-founders deliver all the details of social media marketing for a fashion brand, getting the right vendor, and building a successful business. Plus, they share their best tips for preventing burnout when it comes to kickstarting a business.

Shiza Shahid is the face (and brains) behind Our Place, the cookware brand responsible for one of Instagram’s most beloved products (the viral Always Pan). But Shiza, who was born and raised in Pakistan, has been an entrepreneur and activist long before Our Place took off. On this episode of The Everygirl Podcast, Josie and Alaina sit down with Shiza to discuss how business and advocacy can (and should!) go hand in hand, and all the lessons she’s learned on her journey.