America first fell in love with JoJo Fletcher as runner-up on Ben Higgin's season of "The Bachelor" in 2016–she went on to become "The Bachelorette" where she met her current husband Jordan Rodgers. Since her time with The Bachelor franchise, she has become a successful entrepreneur, personality, and host, pursuing various endeavors from reality TV to real estate. Her latest venture is the founder of Saint Spritz, a ready-to-drink, cleaner canned beverage. In this episode, JoJo gets vulnerable about finding love on "The Bachelorette," the hard times they went through soon after the show aired, and what they had to change to get to a healthy, fulfilling marriage. She also shares dating advice she would give her younger self, how to apply self-worth to relationships, and the value of female friendships. JoJo also shares the one value she's prioritized to have a long-lasting career, her beauty and wellness non-negotiables, and spills behind-the-scenes secrets of "The Bachelor." You may think you know JoJo, but you've never seen her like this before.

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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.

At age 16, Nadya Okamoto started PERIOD.org, an organization fighting to end period poverty and stigma, and at age 19 she ran for public office to fight for menstruators' reproductive rights. Since then, she wrote Period Power: A Manifesto for the Menstrual Movement and co-founded August, a lifestyle brand working to reimagine periods. She has been recognized on Forbes 30 Under 30 and People Magazine's Women Changing the World lists. In this episode, we cover how to change the period shame and stigma in our culture; period poverty, the tampon tax, and why they affect all of us; and what you need to know about the patriarchy and period health. Nadya also explains how capitalism helped her create more positive social change, why prioritizing your financial freedom and well-being is not selfish, and how her need for external validation was masked as confidence. This episode will heal the preteen in you who felt embarrassed about her changing body, ignite a passion for changing society and stigma, and rethink everything you believe about confidence.

Sabeena Ladha is the founder of DEUX, Instagram's favorite raw cookie dough brand that's vegan, gluten-free, and jam-packed with vitamins and adaptogens. On today's episode, Sabeena discusses her entrepreneurial journey, from working for Pepsi to becoming interested in wellness, to the personality traits that she attributes to her success and why DEUX has blown up. Sabeena is a marketing queen and so knowledgeable about the food industry. She also talks about her experience on Shark Tank and the misogyny that followed (hint: it has to do with what she wore *major eye roll*). Sabeena was also featured on this season of Vanderpump Rules to assist Katie and Ariana with their sandwich shop, and was at SUR to witness Katie and Raquel's massive fight in what was supposed to be the season finale, so Josie had to ask her to spill all the tea on the BTS of this iconic season.

Siff Haider is a wellness influencer, host of The Dream Bigger Podcast, and cofounder/CEO of the celebrity-loved supplement brand Arrae. Think of her as that bestie who has amazing recs and wellness tips, except she also founded a company that Hailey Bieber and Melissa Wood swear by to get rid of bloat and manage anxiety. In this episode, Josie and Siff discuss her path to Arrae, including transitioning from a creative to a CEO, and her wellness journey that inspired her to help thousands of other women eliminate bloat and heal their bodies too. They also dive into Siff's morning routine, manifestation tips she swears by for her success, and the details of her breast reduction surgery (and why other celebs and influencers should be open about the work they get done too–looking at you, Ozempic). Whether it's a better career, monetary success, or optimal health, you're about to be inspired to dream bigger.

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.

Do you want to kick up your workouts and feel stronger, more toned, or healthier in 2023? Maybe you struggle with motivation and consistency, or don't have a healthy relationship with fitness? We have got the episode for you. Megan Roup is a celebrity trainer who has worked with top names like Miranda Kerr, Karlie Kloss, and Sofia Richie, and is the founder of mega-successful exercise platform, The Sculpt Society. On this week's episode, Josie and Megan discuss her relationship with fitness, achieving body confidence, and starting The Sculpt Society. Megan and Josie also dive into resolutions and goal setting (spoiler: Megan is not a fan). She also shares her top nutrition tips, favorite beauty products, morning routine, and the wellness habits that make the biggest difference for her health.

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.

Cohosts Alaina Kaz and Josie Santi discuss the deets on what listeners can expect with The Everygirl podcast, why we’re launching now, and they share personal details including dream guests and the road that led them where they are today.