Rabia knew Adnan Syed since he was twelve years old. When he was convicted of murdering his ex-girlfriend Hamin Lee in 2000, she couldn't walk away. And she didn't for 24 years. She sat through both trials. She built a podcast. She helped exonerate 18 people. She took on federal law enforcement, immigration cases, and the Muslim ban. And somewhere in the middle of all of it, she also lost 100 pounds, wrote a hilarious memoir called Fatty Fatty Boom Boom, and became one of the most quietly extraordinary women you'll ever hear from.

This episode is also a love letter to women who do too much for everyone else and are only now learning to do something for themselves. It's smart, stirring, and a little bit hilarious.

✨ EPISODE HIGHLIGHTS

• How Rabia went from wanting to be a corporate lawyer to becoming the woman who helped free Adnan Syed — and why she says she never had a choice
• The Serial effect: what it was like to watch a podcast turn into a global phenomenon — and a Saturday Night Live sketch
• 18 exonerations in 7 years — and the pattern Rabia sees in nearly every wrongful conviction case
• Post-9/11 civil rights work, the Muslim ban, and why immigration and criminal justice are more connected than people think
• The Muslim-Jewish alliance work that got her ostracized from her own community — and why she'd do it again
• Fatty Fatty Boom Boom: losing 100 pounds, ditching dieting forever, and the strength training revelation that changed everything
• Why women over 40 are set up to fail when it comes to weight — and what actually works
• What's next for Rabia

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Rabia Chaudry Website: rabiachaudry.com Instagram: @rabiasquared2 Facebook: Rabia Chaudry

But here's what you won't find on Jana's official bio: she caught a bank robber by kicking off her heels and chasing him down an alley. She got called into her boss's office over polka dot shoes and didn't back down. She sat in the back row of a consultation she wasn't supposed to speak in, answered a question anyway, and got the job. Jana Monroe has spent a lifetime walking into rooms she wasn't expected to dominate and quietly, brilliantly, running the whole thing.

Her book, Hearts of Darkness: Serial Killers, The Behavioral Science Unit, My Life as a Woman in the FBI, is the kind of read you finish in one sitting and then immediately text three people about.

Stacy and Linda get the stories from Jana, the real ones. The crime scene photos pushed across the desk in a job interview, the day she schooled her own interviewer about his tennis coaching past, the Jodi Foster conversations about how a real FBI agent actually talks. And Jana delivers with warmth, humor, and the measured calm of someone who has genuinely seen it all.

✨ EPISODE HIGHLIGHTS

• The polka dot shoe showdown and the bank robbery three days later that settled it for good
• What it was actually like to be one of the FBI's first female profilers (spoiler: not like the TV show)
• The job interview where Jana pushed back on her future boss and somehow still got hired
• Advising Jodie Foster on Silence of the Lambs: the words she changed, the obstacle course she wouldn't let her skip, and what "inspiring" a performance actually looks like up close
• What true crime gets wrong and why the victims deserve better than the sensationalism

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Jana Monroe

Website: jdmonroeenterprises.com

Book: Hearts of Darkness: Serial Killers, The Behavioral Science Unit, My Life as a Woman in the FBI (available on Spotify and wherever books are sold)

🕒 TIMESTAMPS

00:00 — Stacy introduces Jana

01:42 — The Behavioral Analysis Unit interview: crime scene photos, a tennis coach, and a power move Stacy does not recommend

03:44 — Sent to observe, not speak and the underwire bra detail that cracked the case

04:58 — The polka dot shoes and the SAC who had a problem with them

06:53 — The bank robbery, the dye pack, the alley chase, and the shoes left behind

09:17 — Linda on being the only woman in corporate sales and the pranks that meant you'd been accepted

11:12 — What it was like being one of only two married couples in the Bureau and how Jana and Dale navigated it

13:12 — What Jana is doing now: speaking to underserved youth, exploring a podcast, and a novel that could sidestep pre-publication review

15:08 — What true crime gets wrong and why accuracy matters when real victims are involved

17:46 — Jodie Foster, Silence of the Lambs, and the Yellow Brick Road obstacle course Jana wouldn't let her skip

24:23 — What Jana tells young women who want to join the FBI

25:54 — How do you compartmentalize hundreds of gruesome cases?

27:39 — What's next for Jana: speaking, security consulting, and a novel in the works

But this isn't just a jewelry story. Anne was born in Paris to Danish diplomat parents, discovered on a beach at 15, shot a worldwide Maybelline campaign, married a man she met in a Parisian nightclub at 17 (yes, same husband — yes, still going strong), and built a Beverly Hills fine jewelry brand and a flagship store that could double as a museum. Then she walked away from all of it.

Because none of it was making her happy.

What followed was a pivot so unexpected it almost sounds made up: a goodbye sale, a scaled-back collection, one Instagram live about a White Lotus-inspired beaded necklace — and suddenly 300,000 highly-engaged followers, sold-out drops, and a new store opening three doors down from the old one. Oh, and somewhere in all of this, she got sober. Three and a half years in, and she'll tell you it's the best thing she's ever done.

✨ EPISODE HIGHLIGHTS

• From Paris to Beverly Hills — Anne's extraordinary journey from diplomat's daughter to supermodel to GIA gemologist to fine jewelry founder
• Why she walked away from a multimillion-dollar business with 20-plus employees (and why it was the right call)
• The goodbye sale, the pivot, and how one Instagram live about beaded necklaces reached Kuwait, Qatar, and beyond
• From 100K to 300K+ followers in three months — and what changed when Anne started showing up as herself
• The frittata debate that broke the internet (or at least her comments section)
• Her sobriety story — hidden for years, life-changing when finally addressed, and the conversation with her son that made it all worth it
• Manifesting from age 10 — and why feeling worthy is the whole point
• Her husband: the man who founded LA's top venture capital firm, Upfront Ventures, and the one she'd choose all over again
• Why closing her store opened everything

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Abbe Feder Podcast: Women's Wellness with Abbe Feder Instagram: @abbefeder

Anne Sisteron Website: annesisteron.com Instagram: @annesisteron

🕒 TIMESTAMPS

01:13 — Anne's "forever collection" and the earring origin story (spoiler: Stacy bought both colors)

02:33 — Born in Paris, raised everywhere — life as a Danish diplomat's daughter

03:09 — Tea with Diana, the Oval Office, and a childhood that reads like a novel

03:32 — Discovered on a beach at 15 — and why she almost said no to the photographer

05:03 — Eileen Ford comes to dinner in Copenhagen to recruit Anne (her parents said no)

07:33 — When a roadblock is actually a door opening: becoming a GIA gemologist

11:18 — The accidental influencer: why she closed the big store and went back to her roots

13:37 — One Instagram live, sold-out koi necklaces, and reaching Kuwait

14:12 — From 100K to 338K followers in three months — and the moment Brené Brown started following her

17:28 — The crustless quiche that went viral (and the frittata police who came for her)

19:17 — Anne reveals she's sober — three and a half years in, and why it changed everything

26:09 — The conversation with her son that made sobriety worth every hard day

27:22 — Why sobriety made her scrutinize her life — and gave her permission to choose joy

30:29 — Manifestation, worthiness, and the 10-year-old girl who knew she'd lunch at Hotel d'Angleterre one day

In this episode of Stacy Phillips & Friends, Stacy sits down with co-host Katie Cazorla — comedian and entrepreneur — to welcome Forbes-recognized founder Kristine Locker, the woman behind the shopping platform everyone's about to be obsessed with: Locker.

It started the way the best ideas do — with a problem. Kristine was keeping a Google spreadsheet of products she wanted to buy and thought there has to be a better way!

What followed was a leap from commercial real estate broker to tech founder. Now shes raised $3.5 million, created partnerships with major retailers like Neiman Marcus, and found success with viral TikToks that bring in 5,000 new users overnight. Oh, and she's pregnant. No big deal.

Think of Locker as what you'd get if Pinterest and an influencer network had a baby — a visual, social shopping platform where anyone can save, share, and actually earn from the things they love. And with women receiving just 2% of venture capital dollars, Kristine's story isn't just inspiring — it's a little bit radical.

This episode is also pure fun but also reveals an incredible truth - betting on yourself is the only business plan that actually holds up.

Pull up your phone, open a new tab, and maybe start thinking about what you'd put in your locker.

✨ EPISODE HIGHLIGHTS

1. From Google Spreadsheets to $3.5M raised — Kristine's unexpected path to founding Locker
2. What Locker actually is — and why "Pinterest meets influencer network" finally makes online shopping make sense
3. How a user cold-messaged Kristine about investing — and ended up writing a $1M check
4. Why women receive only 2% of venture capital dollars (and what we can do about it)
5. The viral TikTok that got 2 million views and 5,000 new users in a single week
6. Kristine's advice for anyone with a big idea and no idea where to start

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Katie Cazorla Instagram: @officialkatiecazorla

Kristine Locker Website: wantlocker.com Instagram: @kristinelocker TikTok: @kristinelocker / @wantlocker

Got it! Here they are:

🕒 TIMESTAMPS

00:00 — Stacy and Katie introduce Forbes founder Kristine Locker

01:47 — The Google spreadsheet that started it all

02:40 — Building v1 with two college students hired off Upwork

04:26 — How a user cold-messaged Kristine and ended up writing a $1M check

06:07 — How Locker works — saving, sharing, and earning from what you love

07:42 — "Locker" — a name that's also a last name (and a very good pun)

07:56 — Baby news! Kristine announces she's pregnant

08:23 — Growing the team from one to ten

09:03 — The TikTok that got 2 million views and 5,000 new users overnight

11:13 — If Pinterest and an influencer network had a baby

12:29 — Katie's nail printer, her mall cart at the Americana, and a wild idea from China

13:24 — From nail salons to the Kookaburra Lounge

14:50 — Signed with Gersh and a Lionsgate development deal in the works

16:14 — Stacy is a brick-and-mortar girl — so how does Locker work for her?

17:21 — Neiman Marcus, in-store data, and the gap Locker wants to close

21:28 — Women get 2% of venture capital dollars

22:47 — Kristine's advice for anyone with a big idea and no clue where to start

23:03 — Your network is your net worth — and time-blocking your success metrics

23:55 — We plan, God laughs — on saying yes when you least expect it

27:01 — Where to find Kristine and Katie online

Tai has had bylines at Oprah Magazine, Essence, Good Housekeeping, and Harper's Bazaar — but she'll be the first to tell you that all that striving came with a cost. She's burned out more than once, exited a beauty brand she founded, and made a seven-and-a-half-week solo trip to Bali to figure out what came next. Spoiler: what came next is pretty great — including a new TV show she's set to host and produce, a Bali retreat she's leading in April 2026, and "her person" who slid into her DMs (87% women followers and somehow he found her — universe at work).

This episode is also a masterclass in Stacy and Jade being their fully unfiltered, wonderfully relatable selves — debating what to call your partner when "boyfriend" sounds too high school, confessing their love for Hallmark movies, and connecting over the shared struggle of being type-A women learning to trust their gut and let go of the shoulds.

It's the kind of conversation you want to have with your most inspiring friend over a really good glass of something. Pull up a chair.

✨ EPISODE HIGHLIGHTS

1. From 17 Magazine to Morning Mindset — Tai's unexpected path from beauty media powerhouse to wellness trailblazer
2. What "transformational wellness" actually means (hint: it's about way more than green juice and gym selfies)
3. Burnout as a blazing trail and why Tai says "if you're blazing trails, there's going to be some fire"
4. The seven-and-a-half-week Bali trip that changed everything
5. The "shoulds" that keep women stuck — and how to start honoring what you actually need
6. Jade's Bali moment with a spiritual teacher who told her: "You're not going to find peace because you don't want it"
7. Stacy on trusting your gut and the courtroom story that proved her right all over again
8. What's coming next for Tai: a new TV show, the Bali retreat, and a life lived more intentionally

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Tai Beauchamp

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🕒 TIMESTAMPS

00:00 — Stacy and Jade introduce Tai

01:35 — Tai on being a girl's girl and why she's in a different season now

02:38 — Why Tai exited her beauty brand for transformational wellness

03:20 — What transformational wellness actually means — all 8 dimensions

06:06 — The power of just being — plus Tai's new TV show

06:47 — Why women carry everyone's emotions (and do 97 million things a day)

07:39 — What do you even call your person when "boyfriend" sounds like high school?

09:52 — What Stacy actually loved about the Golden Bachelor

10:33 — Burnout as a blazing trail — Tai on burning out at 26

12:36 — Non-linear paths, burnout, and why social media makes it worse

13:46 — Stacy on the shoulds — and how she was raised by them

14:47 — Hallmark movies as self-care — true confessions

15:32 — How Tai met her person (he slid into her DMs)

16:33 — Why Stacy closed her firm and joined Blank Rome after 26 years

19:35 — Living in a world of chaos — and the only real antidote

20:44 — Jade's Bali trip and the spiritual teacher who told her the hard truth

21:58 — Tai's seven-and-a-half-week Bali trip — that started as three weeks

23:25 — Tai's April 2026 Bali retreat: Unleashed — Wellness and the Writer Within

25:29 — Jade on resetting in Thailand — beach cleanup, elephants, and finding calm

25:47 — Why "reset" has "rest" hiding inside it

27:22 — Trusting your instincts — a courtroom story and a Mother Teresa quote

30:31 — Why women don't trust themselves enough to act on what they already know

31:39 — The perimenopause awakening — and learning to trust yourself

Eden shares her journey from childhood fantasy and food addiction to alcohol dependency, and the painful family history she witnessed along the way. She reveals how she spiraled after her father’s death, the moment in Las Vegas that changed everything, and what finally made sobriety “stick”. This time not just abstaining from alcohol, but doing the emotional and spiritual work she had avoided for decades.

But this episode is also about rebirth. About learning how to breathe again (literally), discovering the power of community, releasing shame, and choosing daily presence over perfection. Eden talks candidly about the challenge of carrying a famous last name, why reality TV was a soul-altering wake-up call, and how breathwork, spirituality, and authentic connection are reshaping her life in her fities.

It’s intimate, grounding, and unexpectedly uplifting — a conversation for any woman who has ever tried to hold it all together or felt trapped in an old version of herself.

✨ EPISODE HIGHLIGHTS

• Growing up Sassoon — the pressure, the fantasy, and the early roots of addiction
• Food, fantasy, and finding alcohol at 15 as a form of emotional relief
• The turning point in Las Vegas that made her ask: “Are you ready to surrender?”
• What sobriety actually looks like when you stop being a “dry drunk” and start doing the real work
• Why reality TV was spiritually misaligned — and the moment she knew she had to leave
• What “Messy, Sexy, Real” really means for women who are tired of pretending
• Stacy’s ‘Two Plus One Intervention’ — and a powerful discussion on how community can save the partners of addicts too

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Eden Sassoon

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Angela Reddock-Wright

Instagram: https://www.instagram.com/imangelareddockwright

🕒 TIMESTAMPS

00:52 — Eden reflects on growing up Sassoon, identity, and early seeds of addiction

03:37 — Alcohol enters the picture — and why it felt like instant relief

06:46 — Knowing she was an alcoholic — and why she wasn’t ready to stop

07:18 — Building businesses, chasing legacy, and trying to outrun her feelings

09:22 — The “dry drunk” years: nine years sober without real recovery

11:11 — The Vegas awakening — the moment she felt God ask: “Are you ready?”

13:00 — What reality TV demanded of her — and why she couldn’t “be mean for a storyline”

14:38 — Breathwork, the quantum field, and discovering a new way to live

17:41 — Stacy introduces her “Two Plus One Intervention” concept

20:17 — Why friends and family didn’t intervene — and how the community could have changed everything

23:32 — The importance of letting your circle in, even when you want to hide

33:43 — Eden’s past nonprofit work and questioning legacy vs. authentic purpose

39:02 — Eden’s daily routine: prayer, breathwork, meditation, and self-compassion

40:53 — Stacy reflects on her own next chapter — and building a life beyond family law

Katie opens up about the moment she discovered she had silent celiac disease, why she’d unknowingly spent years swollen, exhausted, and in pain, and how one routine colonoscopy completely changed her health. She also shares her deeply personal journey through postpartum depression, the women who carried her through the darkest moments, and the surprising things that helped her find her way back to herself.

But this episode is also a celebration of female power. The kind that shows up on set, in friendships, in marriages, and especially in the trenches of motherhood. Katie talks about being supported by Shonda Rhimes and Betsy Beers, raising two young kids while navigating Hollywood, building a not-for-profit theater company, and learning how to take her first real “me time” in years.

And yes… we definitely talk about the pretzels.

It’s funny, raw, and wildly relatable. A conversation for any woman who has ever tried to balance ambition with caregiving, cried in a closet between Zoom calls, or whispered to herself, “When is it my turn again?”

✨ EPISODE HIGHLIGHTS

• How a routine colonoscopy uncovered Katie’s silent celiac disease
• Postpartum depression, intrusive thoughts, and the women who helped her feel less alone
• The support of Shonda Rhimes & Betsy Beers — and what real workplace advocacy for moms looks like
• Why Katie calls motherhood “beautiful… and also mayhem”
• The accidental pretzel empire she and her husband built during COVID
• Navigating parenting without a local family village (and creating your own)
• Katie’s new commitment to self-care

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Abbe Feder

Website: https://www.incirclefertility.com

Instagram: https://www.instagram.com/abbefeder

Katie Lowes

Instagram: https://www.instagram.com/ktqlowes

🕒 TIMESTAMPS

01:12 — Katie on her early motherhood podcast and why honesty meant everything.

03:30 — The shock of silent celiac and how gluten had been harming her for years.

07:58 — Postpartum depression, intrusive thoughts, and finding a safe circle of women.

11:20 — The genius support of Shonda & Betsy: breastfeeding breaks and safer trailers.

17:02 — How a kitchen experiment became a full-blown pretzel empire.

20:45 — Colonoscopies, polyps, and why women should get screened earlier than they think.

24:58 — The anxiety and empowerment of working away from her kids for the first time.

27:14 — Theater, fundraising, and fighting for the arts in a difficult moment.

30:49 — Katie’s growing commitment to self-care — including a much-needed solo NYC trip.

Keni opens up about the early days of her divorce, including living under the same roof with her ex during the pandemic, walking two hours a day just to stay grounded, and reading law books at night so she could make informed decisions. She shares the mindset shifts that saved her - from treating divorce like “college” to reframing it as the beginning of a new chapter, not the end of one.

But this episode is also about power: financial independence, shedding guilt, co-parenting with compassion, and raising emotionally strong kids by modeling strength instead of fear. Stacy and Angela reflect on their decades in the legal trenches, why communication saves families, and the hard truth about control.

It’s raw, wise, and funny - a conversation for any woman who’s ever wondered if she’ll survive a heartbreak, start over in midlife, or find herself again… even if she has to do it in heels.

✨ EPISODE HIGHLIGHTS

• How Keni survived divorce while still living with her ex during COVID
• Why Keni says divorce is “like college — use that time wisely”
• The power of communication and why some lawyers mistakenly tell clients to stop talking to their spouse
• How co-parenting strengthened her kids and made them more independent
• Financial empowerment 101: why every woman should know her numbers
• Breaking free from control, guilt, and old expectations
• Reinventing yourself after divorce: rediscovering joy, identity, and your own wants

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LinkedIn: https://www.linkedin.com/in/stacydphillips/ 

Keni Silva

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Instagram: https://www.instagram.com/kenisilva /

Angela Reddock-Wright

Instagram: https://www.instagram.com/angelareddockwright/ 

Podcast: Legal Lens with Angela — Available wherever you get your podcasts

🕒 TIMESTAMPS

01:35 — “Divorce is like college” — how Keni reframed divorce as an opportunity.

02:58 — Keni’s communication breakthrough and why resolving conflict directly became her superpower.

03:52 — Walking two hours a day, brain mapping, and the healing rituals that kept her sane.

06:44 — Stacy on why therapy is essential and why not moving on keeps you stuck for decades.

08:21 — “Pretend he’s talking to a wall” — Keni’s mindset trick during emotional moments.

11:22 — Prenups as a preview of divorce: what they really reveal about people.

14:11 — Women, money, and the importance of knowing your numbers.

17:44 — Co-parenting without drama: erasing the bad and leading with respect.

20:53 — Teaching kids resilience through transparency, not perfection.

27:42 — The creative grind: how fashion school shaped her discipline and business mindset.

29:39 — What’s next: Keni’s upcoming talk show and her goal of winning an Emmy.

33:18 — Women empowering women: why community matters more than ever.

Nicole shares how she went from dreaming of Shakespeare festivals to accidentally landing Mad TV after scribbling characters on a Post-it note. She opens up about her long career in Hollywood, her most beloved characters, and the very specific (and very sexist) poker scandal that still has us fuming on her behalf. 

But this episode is also about something bigger: the vulnerability and strength that come with being a woman over 40 in an industry obsessed with youth. Nicole talks candidly about shifting careers, voiceover work, the pressure to stay “camera-ready,” and why she’s choosing joy, humor, and authenticity over perfection. Katie adds her own comedic brilliance, sharing stories from the road and learning to age fearlessly.

It’s funny, fierce, heartfelt, and wildly relatable — a reminder that women are allowed to evolve, laugh at themselves, and lift each other up… all while wearing flats.

If you want a dose of Hollywood insanity, and enough laugh-out-loud moments to make your mascara run, this is your episode.

✨ EPISODE HIGHLIGHTS

• How Nicole went from regional-theater dreams to landing Mad TV with zero formal comedy training.
• The real story behind the celebrity poker showdown — and why Nicole and Jennifer Tilly were pushed out of the final round.
• What it’s actually like aging in Hollywood and why Nicole says it’s more about economics than ego.
• Nicole’s voiceover career: Family Guy, Kim Possible, Penguins of Madagascar and more fan-favorite roles.
• The pressure women feel to look put together and how Stacy navigated that through motherhood, trial work, and the pandemic.
• The importance of community, mentoring younger women, and why women over 50 deserve more representation onscreen.

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LinkedIn: https://www.linkedin.com/in/stacydphillips/

Nicole Sullivan

Instagram: https://www.instagram.com/sullivannicole/

Katie Cazorla

Instagram: https://www.instagram.com/officialkatiecazorla/

🕒 TIMESTAMPS

01:47 – Nicole shares how she stumbled into comedy and booked Mad TV.

06:40 – The first week on Mad TV and why Nicole never expected to fit in.

07:21 – The Jennifer Tilly poker showdown story and how sexism pushed them out of the finals.

11:35 – Nicole’s charity poker win and her love for animal rescue.

14:30 – Mentoring younger women and surviving the emotional rollercoaster of acting careers.

16:10 – Aging in Hollywood, why demographics drive opportunities, and how the industry is (slowly) changing.

23:00 – Nicole’s 74-day cooking streak and her infamous white-trash chicken casserole.

30:00 – Voiceover life: Family Guy, Kim Possible, Penguins of Madagascar, and her fan-favorite voices.

37:20 – Stacy on courtroom storytelling vs. acting and the difference between juries and judges.

42:00 – Divorce, marriage longevity, and surviving two decades with your partner.

Eva walks Stacy and Angela through the years of threats, fear, and uncertainty, and the extraordinary DNA breakthrough that finally solved her case. She also shares what it felt like to live in constant terror and why so many stalking victims never come forward.

But this is also a conversation about resilience, connection, and the strength that comes from women supporting each other. Eva brings humor, honesty, and an unexpected lightness as she describes church-hopping, acting through awkward teenage years, and the wild world of memorizing 75 pages of dialogue on daytime TV.

This episode is emotional, eye-opening, and deeply inspiring — a reminder of how powerful women can be when they share their stories. If you’re ready for truth, bravery, faith, and a few moments of much-needed laughter, settle in. Eva doesn’t hold back.

✨ EPISODE HIGHLIGHTS

• How Eva went from childhood commercials to All My Children and CSI Miami.
• The behind-the-scenes reality of her 12-year stalking ordeal and how a DNA breakthrough solved the case.
• The terrifying moment her stalker targeted her daughter and how the FBI finally stepped in.
• Why Eva believes spiritual grounding is as essential as food, movement, and community.
• The story behind her new Paramount+ documentary, My Nightmare Stalker, and her push for better national stalking laws.

Follow Stacy at https://www.instagram.com/stacydphillipsesq/ and https://www.linkedin.com/in/stacydphillips/ 

Follow Eva at https://www.instagram.com/evalarue/ 

Follow Angela at https://www.instagram.com/iamangelareddockwright/ and listen to the The Legal Lens Podcast at https://pod.link/1774764488 

🕒 TIMESTAMPS

00:12 – Stacy, Angela & Eva reflect on 15+ years of friendship and women supporting women.

02:28 – Eva shares how she discovered the Bahá’í Faith and what spiritual grounding means to her.

05:51 – Her path from childhood commercial gigs to All My Children and CSI Miami.

14:38 – The realities of soap acting: 75 pages of dialogue a day, brain gymnastics, and behind-the-scenes stories.

21:01 – Eva reveals the start of her 12-year stalking nightmare and the letters threatening her and her daughter.

27:36 – How the Golden State Killer investigation led to the DNA technology that finally solved her case.

30:55 – The moment her stalker pretended to be her daughter’s father at school and the FBI’s response.

34:33 – Why stalking victims rarely come forward and the push for national protections.

35:21 – Eva talks about My Nightmare Stalker and what she hopes viewers take away.

Julia also shares the deeply personal journey that led her to create Alurx, a wellness platform rooted in daily routines, stress management, sleep rituals, and now powered by AI. She breaks down the habits that changed her health, the small steps that lead to big transformation, and why women often embrace wellness technology long before men do.

This is an inspiring, girlfriend-to-girlfriend conversation about resilience, reinvention, and the power of knowing when it’s time to leave a job - or change a pillow. If you’re ready for some motivation, some wisdom, and a few laugh-out-loud moments, pull up a chair. Julia brought the receipts.

✨ EPISODE HIGHLIGHTS

• How Julia rose from IHOP server to CEO of two global restaurant brands.
• The real story behind Applebee’s, the promotion she didn’t get, and the iconic “turnabout” moment years later.
• Why she created the Alurx wellness app and how it changed her own health.
• The daily routines that transformed her energy, sleep, and stress levels.
• Why women are the early adopters of wellness, and how they bring the men along.

Follow Stacy at https://www.instagram.com/stacydphillipsesq/ and https://www.linkedin.com/in/stacydphillips/ 

Follow Julia at https://www.linkedin.com/in/juliastewart-founder-ceo/

Follow Angela at https://www.instagram.com/iamangelareddockwright/ and listen to the The Legal Lens Podcast at https://pod.link/1774764488 

🕒 TIMESTAMPS

00:54 – Stacy shares how she and Julia first met and why Julia’s story still amazes her.

03:24 – Julia describes the moment she was denied the CEO job and how she kept her cool.

06:30 – The unforgettable call where Julia tells the Applebee’s CEO his job is no longer needed.

09:16 – How years in the restaurant industry led Julia to create the Lurx wellness app.

12:53 – The daily habits that dramatically improved Julia’s sleep and stress levels.

20:24 – Angela opens up about stress in mediation and finding healthier boundaries.

26:35 – Stacy reflects on the structure COVID unexpectedly brought into her life.

30:21 – Julia explains her philosophy on women, leadership, and knowing when to move on.

38:03 – How to sign up for the next-generation Lurx app and where to reach Julia.

Jennifer brings all of that to this girlfriend-to-girlfriend chat. She shares the wild behind-the-scenes stories from her decades in film and TV, the moment she fell headfirst into poker obsession, and why the Chucky fandom is unlike anything she’s ever experienced. She also dishes on joining The Real Housewives of Beverly Hills, why she runs toward confrontation instead of away from it, and the fashion moments that still give her butterflies.

This episode is funny and glamorous — a reminder that women can reinvent themselves again and again, whether they’re on a movie set, in a poker room, or juggling alliances on reality TV. Pull up a chair. Jennifer brought the diamonds and the dirt.

✨ EPISODE HIGHLIGHTS

• How Jennifer went from Oscar-nominated actress to certified poker powerhouse.
• Why she still has a soft spot for Tiffany, the Bride of Chucky — and the Chucky fans who adore her.
• What really happens behind the scenes on The Real Housewives of Beverly Hills.
• The addiction, discipline, and psychology behind playing world-class poker.
• Reinvention in midlife: Jennifer’s “fourth act” and why she refuses to slow down.
• Deborah’s Project Sam update and the beautiful mission taking her all the way to the Vatican.

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🕒 TIMESTAMPS

00:34 — Kicking off Season 2 with Stacy, Deborah, and their fabulous guest.

02:18 — Jennifer shares her early acting days and the thrill of seeing family onscreen.

05:01 — Becoming the Bride of Chucky — and why the fans are “a cult in the best way.”

06:50 — Jennifer’s favorite roles and why great co-stars make all the difference.

09:33 — The infamous Robin Williams screen test (and what he smelled like).

12:48 — From acting to poker obsession — and why she calls it a sport, not gambling.

14:27 — Poker wins, World Series dreams, and wanting a second gold bracelet.

15:34 — Joining The Real Housewives of Beverly Hills: drama, alliances, and free martinis.

20:00 — The unspoken rules of Housewives confrontation.

26:07 — Fashion icons, couture hats, and the art of dressing to express.

29:23 — Kentucky Derby stories, mint juleps, and giant hats you can barely walk in.

32:41 — Deborah opens up about Project Sam and her upcoming Vatican trip.

36:50 — Final reflections on reinvention, purpose, and the power of women supporting women.

• Abbe's transformative journey through her own infertility and how it led her to become a fertility coach.
• The critical need for emotional support among those facing infertility challenges.
• Bridget’s own IVF experience and how acceptance and a new life path, including philanthropic endeavors, emerged from her journey. 
• A candid discussion among Stacy, Bridget, and Abbe about societal judgments, the mental health impact of prolonged infertility treatments, and the importance of validating personal boundaries. 

Tune in for an empowering conversation about resilience, emotional healing, and navigating life's unexpected turns.

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01:06 Meet Bridget Glass Keller

03:22 The Sassy Six and Closet Stories

06:59 Kibitz, Kvetch, and Kvell

09:28 Relationship Roundup

12:27 Special Guest Interview: Abby Fetter

27:25 Working with Clinics and Doctors

29:40 Supporting Different Types of Couples

32:04 Feel It to Heal It: Key Tips for Families

35:11 Navigating Emotional Triggers

38:44 Staying Positive Through Hard Times

In this episode, they explore:

• LeeAnne's unique upbringing in a carnival, managing her own game joint from an early age, and how those experiences shaped her resilience and intuition. 
• Her successful career in reality TV, acting, and authoring inspirational books. 
• LeeAnne's fervent advocacy for animal welfare, sharing heartwarming rescue stories and her involvement with organizations like ASPCA and Street Dogs of Dallas. 
• Her impactful work with groups such as Dallas CASA and Unlikely Heroes, focusing on combating sex trafficking and supporting vulnerable communities.

Tune in to hear these remarkable women discuss personal growth, advocacy, and the power of hope.

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01:07 Meet My Co-Host: Bridget Glass Keller

05:38 Kibitz, Kvetch, and Kvell

07:01 Relationship Roundup: Bethany Frankel's Split

10:13 Special Guest Interview: Leanne Locken

17:59 The Importance of Staying Busy

18:43 Philanthropy and Animal Advocacy

20:05 Rescue Stories and Animal Welfare

23:15 Fighting for the Vulnerable: Child Abuse and LGBTQ Rights

25:04 Battling Sex Trafficking

29:23 The Power of Positivity and Affirmations

39:09 The Impact of Volunteering and Self-Care

• Mandy's unique philosophy that blends yoga with toning exercises, aptly named "Yogalosophy," and how it promotes loving your body into shape.
• The organic transition from her acting career to becoming a bestselling author and wellness influencer.
• Mandy's experiences growing up with divorced parents and finding healing through yoga.
• A shared interest in astrology.

Tune in to hear these inspiring women share powerful insights, personal stories, and actionable advice on embracing holistic well-being and following one's passions fearlessly.

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01:18 Kibbitz, Kvetch and Kvell

03:17 Relationship Roundup: The Golden Bachelor

05:08 Celebrity Crushes and Hollywood Gossip

07:00 Special Guest Interview: Mandy Ingber

09:43 From Acting to Wellness

11:56 The Birth of Yogalosophy

14:07 Astrology and Wellness

16:16 Family Dynamics and Healing

20:09 Control and Letting Go

• Kiaundra’s journey from private practice to media presence.
• Monica Reed’s practical tips on avoiding conflicts and maintaining professionalism during tours by steering clear of intimate relationships.
• Advice on achieving career longevity despite financial and industry challenges.
• Overcoming generational trauma and the importance of therapy.
• The significance of mental health awareness and the necessity of breaking generational trauma cycles within families.

Don’t miss this episode brimming with wisdom, heartfelt moments, and empowering advice!

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01:15 Meet Monica Reed: From St. Louis to London

05:46 Kibbitz, Kvetch & Kvell

09:43 Relationship Roundup: Billy Ray Cyrus and Fire Rose

13:18 Special Guest Interview: Keondra Jackson

25:49 Healthy Relationships Beyond Romance

26:38 Personal Journey: Learning to Say No

28:28 The Role of Therapy in Personal Growth

33:33 Navigating Career Decisions and Risks

40:39 Advice for Longevity in Careers

• The integration of holistic and evidence-based medicine in treating patients, echoing the importance of addressing the whole person beyond just physical reconstruction.
• -nsights into the risks and benefits of silicone implants, historical issues related to them, and the importance of patient awareness and informed consent.
• Dr. Susse’s journey from wrestling in high school, which shaped her body awareness,  to her exploring beauty biohacking and the deeper connections between physical and emotional healing.

Don't miss this informative and empowering episode!

03:42 Kibbitz, Kvetch and Kvell 

05:44 Relationship Roundup: Taylor Swift and Travis Kelce

09:52 Special Guest Interview: Dr. Kate Seuss

11:45 Exploring Holistic and Allopathic Medicine

24:37 Dr. Kate's Personal Journey with Breast Implants

26:26 Understanding Silicone Toxicity

28:59 Silicone Implants: Safety and Risks

33:00 Reconstructive Surgery Options

38:20 The Psychology of Augmentation

39:41 Final Thoughts and Reflections

• Dr. Moon's impactful philanthropic work within the AAPI community and organizations like the Family Place and Ascend Dallas, emphasizing her commitment to women's causes.
• The serendipitous path that led Dr. Moon to reality TV, balancing her roles as a healthcare professional and mother, and why she chose not to return to the show despite its dramatic challenges.
• The importance of authenticity, daring to defy conventional norms, and embracing all facets of one's identity, particularly for women in professional fields.
• Dr. Moon's Lead Her Series, aimed at empowering professional women by addressing work-life balance and professional development across various fields.

Tune in to hear these dynamic women share powerful insights, personal stories, and practical advice on balancing professional endeavors with personal aspirations.

6:34 Kibbitz, Kvetch and Kvell

09:10 Relationship Roundup: Wells Adams and Sarah Hyland

12:17 Special Guest Interview: Dr. Tiffany Moon

18:03 Embracing Authenticity: Life Beyond Medicine

19:17 Empowering Women: Fashion, Friendship, and Philanthropy

28:08 Entrepreneurial Challenges: Balancing Business and Medicine

36:04 Advice for Mid-Career Women: Taking Risks and Finding Balance

40:03 Closing Thoughts: Staying Present and Focused

• The importance of speaking positively about oneself and one's goals out loud, highlighting the brain's connection to the body and how vocalizing positive thoughts can reinforce internal.
• Both Taryn and Melora discuss their career transitions, with Taryn moving from orthopedic surgery to entrepreneurship and Melora adding producer roles to her acting career. 
• Experiences with menopause and the benefits of HRT, noting initial mismanagement by doctors and substantial improvements in quality of life.
• Maintaining healthy relationships by working on them when they are strong, advocating for open communication and willingness to accept guidance. 

05:39 Kiitz, Kvetch and Kvell

09:44 Relationship Round-Up

13:58 Special Guest Interview

• The launch of Katie's comedy club, designed with an art deco, old-school Hollywood vibe, and its impressive lineup during Netflix's comedy festival.
• Katie's entrepreneurial advice on researching industry challenges and staying true to oneself in comedy.
• Enjoy light-hearted moments and shared stories between Stacy and Monica about their 

5:02 Kbbitz, Kvetch and Kvel

7:01 Relationship Round-up

9:56 The Special Guest Interview

• Gina Kirschenheiter's journey to creating her skincare line, CaraGala.
• Challenges and strategies in Gina’s new real estate career.
• Building trust in real estate.
• Balancing multiple responsibilities as a working mother. 
• Empowering conversations on authenticity, trust, and communication.

03:20 Kibitz, Kvetch and Kvel

05:52 Special Guest Interview

• The impact of reality TV on Vicki's marriage and personal life.
• The importance of financial independence and life insurance in divorce proceedings.
• Insights on balancing career and family responsibilities.
• A candid take on celebrity relationships and the pressures of media scrutiny.

02:42 Kibitz, Kvetch and Kvel

05:35 Relationship Round-up

12:25 Special Guest Interview

• Zandara’s career in stunts and motorsport, and her supportive male colleagues.
• Starting the "Women of FD Tour" to create pathways for women in Formula Drift.
• Zandara’s journey coming out professionally and her work with Racing Pride.

01:06 Kibitz, Kvetch and Kvel

08:50 Relationship Roundup

11:45 Special Guest Interview

• The strong emotional bond between Taylor and Gemma, formed through shared experiences of domestic abuse and loss.
• Stacy’s work on extending legal protections for abuse victims and insights from her career as a divorce lawyer.
• Authoring their own books
• A sneak peek into "The Naked Truth" talk show, with segments like "Margarita Mondays" and "Coffee Talk Tuesdays."
• Future projects from Taylor and Gemma

00:00 Kibbitz, Kvetch amd Kvell

05:34 Relationship Roundup

09:31 Special Guest Interview 

Each episode has three segments, including a “Kibitz, Kvetch, and Kvell” with a co-host friend and a “Relationship Roundup” where they talk with producer George Griffin about a relationship in the news. It’s in these moments – and frankly candid other moments – that listeners will be reminded of Stacy’s legal expertise as a practicing family law attorney at national firm Blank Rome LLP.