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Join us as we embark on a fascinating exploration of careers within the film industry, with special guest, Anna Halberg: producer, writer, and director. Anna is a 38-year old, Minnesota born and raised woman, who majored in film and television at the School of Cinematic Arts at University of Southern California (USC). You can find one of her projects in THE TOP 4 on Netflix: Tarot, which she wrote, produced and directed.
In this episode, we look into the horror movie creation process, inspired by a childhood memory of Anna’s, who shares how her passion for horror films was ignited. We uncover the creative process behind her PG-13 rated movie "Tarot," exploring its origins with Sony and Screen Gems, and the importance of understanding the audience in crafting horror.
The conversation transitions to the broader landscape of the film industry, where Anna shares her experience of starting a production company right out of college and collaborating with industry giants, like Spielberg. We explore the rise of streaming services and their impact on film production. We also talk about her day to day, costuming within the film industry, and Anna’s self-identified super power.
Our Non Profit Spotlight is Valkyrie Gives
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What if the way you dress could change how the world perceives you? In this episode, Olympic runner and commentator Carrie Tollefson joins as we unpack how style influences perceptions, especially for public figures like Kamala Harris. We discuss whether societal norms around fashion are innate or learned, while contemplating the often harsher scrutiny faced by women. Carrie shares her firsthand experiences from the Paris Olympics, offering a unique perspective on the evolving dynamics of women's sports. We dig into the role of technology, such as carbon-plated shoes, and the expressive fashion that athletes are embracing today. Carrie’s insights offer a nostalgic yet forward-thinking reflection on how far sports have come and where they're headed. Lastly, we turn the focus inward, exploring the balance between career, family, and maintaining an athlete's mindset. Carrie opens up about her own journey from athlete to commentator, sharing lessons learned from sports that translate into everyday life. Everyone is an athlete: what is your unique form of athleticism?
Our Non Profit Spotlight is Brave Like Gabe
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Can your footwear make or break your professional image? Join Katie and Lisa as they unpack the nuances of seasonal wardrobe transitions and their impact on professional fashion. This episode underscores the importance of adapting your attire to shifting weather patterns and reveals how your choice of shoes might influence perceptions in business meetings. Learn why open-toed sandals can be a distraction, even with a perfect pedicure, and how stylish closed-toe shoes can help you maintain a polished image. Our discussion also highlights broader changes in personal and professional lives as the seasons change, making thoughtful wardrobe adjustments a must. Katie and Lisa offer invaluable tips on “shopping your own closet,” emphasizing the impact of efficient closet organization, especially in modern homes.
Non Profit Spotlight (Reminder: October 11): Facebook: Vow For Girls with The View in Your Mirror and Mira Couture or www.vowforgirls.org/mirror
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Meet Dave and Linda Mona, a power couple from the Twin Cities whose remarkable journeys in journalism, PR, and interior design are as intertwined as they are unique. From Dave's rise to founding a major PR firm to Linda's fascinating connection with the artist Prince, their story is a tapestry of professional achievements and personal milestones. We explore their serendipitous meeting through their parents, their college romance, and their shared yet individual passions. Linda's groundbreaking work in women's athletics at the University of Minnesota and their robust community involvement paint a vivid picture of a couple dedicated to making a difference.
Our Non-Profit Spotlight: Norway House
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Can humor truly transform your daily life and boost your well-being? Join us on this LIVELY episode as we unravel the significance of humor and resilience with the extraordinary Sheletta Brundidge, an Emmy award-winning comedian, broadcaster, and media changemaker. Sheletta shares her incredible journey of founding a media company, after being sick of being told NO, to bridge diversity gaps and emphasize the strength found in women supporting one another. Prepare to be inspired by the story of Brandon, her son, who overcame the challenges of autism and stuttering through an unexpected and heartwarming twist involving "Let's Go Brandon" flags.
Sheletta shares insight into running a Black-owned, female-owned business, the role of social media in empowering marginalized communities, and the importance of confidence and self-worth, especially for women. She does all of this while raising four children: three who are on the Autism Spectrum. Through stories of resilience, humor, and unity, this episode is packed with inspiration, Don't miss this episode brimming with laughter, empowerment, and community spirit - as Sheletta cosigns "Bring Yo' Ass to the Podcast"
Our Non-Profit Spotlight: Girls Taking Action
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Join us as we celebrate our 4th anniversary with a special edition episode where Lisa Rubin & Katie Harms reflect on the incredible journey over the past year. You’ll gain insights into our evolution to growing our dynamic interaction. We revisit highlights from early episodes on wardrobing and maximizing living spaces that have shaped our podcast’s direction.
Additionally, this episode is a heartfelt tribute to the inspirational women making a difference. We highlight Ella Engström and her unique take on Swedish death cleaning, an approach that has resonated with many. To Natalie Bushaw's advocacy for heart transplant awareness, and Sairy Gaines' journey from travel enthusiast to innovative entrepreneur, we cover it all. Hear Lori Le Bay's dedication to Alzheimer's education, Jacquie Berglund's visionary spirit in brewing, and Dr. Ana Cláudia Rosa's heartfelt contributions as a radiologist and life coach. We also spotlight Debbie Rudoy's commitment to sustainable fashion with Goldie Tees. We celebrate the power of storytelling with Carolyn Wheeler from Vella Bioscience, NCAA volleyball coaches, and Whitney Reynolds' infectious positive energy. This episode is a testament to the incredible journeys and contributions of these remarkable women.
Finally, every podcast we share a non-profit. This episode we highlight a time sensitive one: Vow for the Girls
Think about a girl you know, even just be the 12-year-old version of yourself. Now, thinkabout all the possible directions this girl’s future could take. Now, imagine her future cut short because she is forced into marriage. Child marriage is still a global problem. Infact, 20% of girls in the world are forced into marriage before they turn 18. There is a solution…access to education, female leaders, and a supportive community.
VOW for Girls is an organization that empowers girls to live the lives they choose. VOWprovides support to over 200 community-led organizations around the world as they workto end child marriage and uplift girls.
Here's how you can help:
Visit www.vowforgirls.org/mirror to support VOW’s work. A little bit can go a long waywhen we’re all pitching in.On October 11th, 2024, in honor of International Day of the Girl, long-time supporter of The View in the Mirror, Mira Couture, and others are donating a % of sales to support girls around the world. Make sure you’re following Mira Couture so you can find out all thebrands giving back that day.
If you are a business, you can join Mira Couture in their pledge to donate a percentage of your sales to VOW. To learn more about this opportunity, you can email VOW for Girls at [email protected]
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Balancing the demands of caregiving while maintaining your own well-being is no small feat, especially for those caught in the sandwich generation. We dive deep into the emotional and logistical challenges faced by caregivers who manage responsibilities for both their children and aging parents. Our special guest, Paurvi Bhatt, a healthcare executive with a wealth of experience, joins us to share her invaluable insights and personal journey navigating these often overwhelming responsibilities. Her expertise offers practical strategies and a dose of inspiration for anyone trying to juggle these significant life roles. Join us for this enlightening episode, filled with insights, practical advice, and heartfelt stories that resonate with anyone involved in the caregiving journey.
Our Non Profit Spotlight is Rosalynn Carter Institute for Caregivers
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Amanda Brinkman is a producer, film-maker, branding expert and sought-after keynote speaker, sharing her “Do Well By Doing Good” philosophy on stages around the country.
She has held C level positions in Fortune 500 companies. She produced – and hosted - the Small Business Revolution, an amazing series that ran on HULU for 6 Seasons and was nominated for multiple Emmys.
Amanda has won numerous awards from Women in Business accolades to 40 under 40 and has been featured in major national publications for her incredible career achievements and perspective. She is also an entrepreneur. Amanda is passionate about purpose and helping others identify their superpowers so we can all feel like we are able to do good in the World.
In this episode, we are going to hear more about Amanda’s passion for bringing “goodness” and “business” together, how she fashions herself, her daily routines, and her upcoming LIVE event “The Purpose Pursuit” in Minnesota this fall 2024.
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Our Non Profit Spotlight is Special Olympics USA Games (2026)
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Whitney Reynolds has dedicated her life to giving space to other peoples’ stories. At the age of 25, Whitney Reynolds Media was born. Now 38 years-old, she is the Executive Producer, Host and the "Chief Inspo Officer" of the Telly Award winning and Emmy® Nominated Whitney Reynolds Show on PBS. The show's inspirational mission developed from Whitney’s firsthand experience with a challenging childhood.
Learn her journey to owning a nationally syndicated talk show from a high school trip to NYC, to her education at Baylor University, to her internship with Good Morning America, to now her days in Chicago as a business owner, talk show host, and mom of twins. This woman is unstoppable and you will leave inspired, empowered, and full of hope!
Our Non Profit Spotlight is Together at Peace Foundation
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Katie Severt is a healthcare advocate passionate about advancing access to healthcare to underserved communities of children and adults, specifically women. She is the Founder of Let’s Talk Women, a quarterly panel series hosted at the Minneapolis Club. Her company, Let’s Talk Health, is working to elevate women and companies that are driving innovation in women’s healthcare. This episode is truly about women, for women (but men, you should listen to it as well). This episode is about creating the dialogue, discussion, and information for what makes women unique and why it's so important to have services available that speak to the actual needs of women.
Our Non Profit Spotlight is University of MN Adoption Medicine Clinic
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For anyone who has watched, heard about, or read about the Golden Bachelor, one statement is true: you likely fell in love with Leslie Fhima. Leslie is a Minnesota born and raised, 65-year-old woman who has always been willing to try something new to explore where it may take her. As a young figure skater, it was her dream to be a part of the Ice Follies, a touring ice show with elaborate productions, which she auditioned for and joined for 2 years following high school. In the 80s, she opened up Leslie’s Shape Shop, an aerobics studio, after training with Jane Fonda, and continued her journey as a personal trainer and fitness instructor with LifeTime. Leslie Fhima and co-host, Lisa Rubin, have been extremely close friends since high school. As Lisa would say, “Leslie is always reinventing herself and ahead of her time”.
In this episode, we hear more about Leslie’s upbringing and her past that brought her to the person we were introduced to on national television. We learn about the friendships fostered from the Golden Bachelor, her feelings today towards Gerry, the behind the scenes of the clothing, hair and makeup on the show, and what is next for Leslie. She is authentically and truly herself (Lisa can attest to that).
Our Non Profit Spotlight: World Food Program (wfpusa.org)
DISCLOSURE: This episode was recorded before the news of Gerry and Theresa’s break up.
Co-Host, Katie Harms, also shares her personal experience with using Vella (S6 E11).
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Did you know women’s college volleyball is the fastest growing televised sport? Crissy Jones Schoonderwoerd and Kristen Kelsay, two of the four coaching staff of the Women's Volleyball Program at the University of Minnesota, join us in this episode to share insight into the world of women’s college sports. Kristen Kelsay was hired as the associate head coach for Minnesota volleyball in January of 2023, joining the staff of first year head coach Keegan Cook. She actually used to play in the Big 10 with Katie Harms’ daughter! Crissy Jones Schoonderwoerd was announced as an assistant coach for Minnesota volleyball on Jan. 20, 2024. In this episode we: • Hear their journey to becoming a coach • Learn their favorite parts of coaching beyond just the obvious of what happens on the court. • Discover how they prepare their wardrobe for their jobs on and off the court. • How the NIL is affecting the recruiting trail and empowerment of female athletes This an episode that will leave you empowered and ready to watch a women’s college volleyball game live or on television next season!
Of note, Katie Harms references a book worth adding to your list: Love People, Use Things.
Our Non Profit Spotlight is ACES
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Carolyn Wheeler, CEO and co-founder of Vella Bioscience and Lily Garfield, board member at Vella and founder of Cos Bar, join us today to teach us A LOT about sexcare for women.
Vella Bioscience products are all based in science! Carolyn, a Harvard graduate, was recently listed by Inc. magazine as a top female founder. She is passionate about pushing science toward addressing the unmet needs that are specific to women's bodies and their sexual fulfillment. Any woman who is listening will benefit from this episode whether you have a sexual partner or not: instead of buying something that makes you look sexy to another person, buy something that makes you feel sexy to yourself. As Lily Garfield, candidly and confidently shares, “you do get fireworks [using this product]”. Enjoy this episode for yourself and share it with your girlfriends - here’s to women everywhere!
Our Non Profit Spotlight is Take Control Initiative
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Debbie Rudoy, the founder of Goldie Tees, is best known for “the perfect t-shirt that nobody else can find”. Her career in the apparel industry started back in 1985 in New York, and led her down a path finding herself on a coffee date where all things aligned to launch what is now Goldie Tees. Named after her mother, Goldie Lewinter, Goldie Tees launched in 2016 and is 100% designed in New York and produced in Peru. As Debbie says: “I will find the right t-shirt: I don’t care if you’re a skinny mini, petite or an XXL, I can get you into our product. There is something for everyone.”
In this episode we learn: the story of how Goldie Tees came to be, the sustainability of Goldie Tees and that impact relative to general retailers, what else is coming from Goldie Tees in the coming seasons. You will leave searching for goldietees.com.
Our Non Profit Spotlight is The Retreat
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A little bit of Ana Cláudia Rosa puts things in perspective. Ana is a 52-year-old Radiologist at the VA Healthcare System in Omaha, Nebraska and Assistant Professor at the University of Minnesota. Ana was originally Board Certified in Radiology in 1999, in Brazil, then moved to the United States for love (2008), where she re-certified as an American Board Certified Radiologist (2015), and then lost the love of her life to colon cancer (2016).
Advocating, educating, and healing others has always been innately part of Ana. In 2020, Ana found a new passion in bringing awareness to reporting visceral fat on imaging studies, the importance of follow up MRIs, and how to reverse visceral fat to optimize your health. Did you know that having high amounts of visceral fat could lead to diabetes, dementia, cancer, or other chronic diseases? This podcast is about self love, how to move forward in the face of tragedy or hurdles, and how to optimize your own health.
Connect with Dr. Rosa: Facebook | Instagram| Another Listen
Our Non Profit Spotlight is Minnesota Colorectal Research Foundation
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What does Jacquie Berglund do? She turns beer into food.
Jacquie Berglund is the Founder and CEO of FINNEGANS Brew Co, the Rambunctious Social Entrepreneur and the driving force behind a beer brand that has generated over 2 million dollars in community impact since its inception in 2000. A graduate of The American Graduate School in Paris, Jacquie has degrees in Communications (BA) and International Relations and Diplomacy (MA): nothing to do with beer making. When she returned to the United States, she served as Marketing Director for Cara Irish Pubs in Minneapolis; this is where the spark for FINNEGANS was first lit.
In this episode, we learn the story of how Finnegans Brew Co came to be and how Jacquie and her team developed the first flagship beer. We learn how her passion for impact led to the development of a non-profit for 100% of the proceeds to go back to the community. We talk about what the “power suit” is for each individual woman: surprisingly it is not always a suit. Lastly, we learn about FINNOVATION Lab for founders.
Our Non Profit Spotlight is Finnegans Community Fund
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This episode covers some of the most common questions and topics we receive from you as listeners. Katie Harms talks about functionality and space planning in your home. Are you in a place where your home needs a refresh? You’re moving? You’re nesting for a new child? You may find some of Katie’s tips very helpful before you make any big decisions. Don’t forget to check those expiration dates in your pantry! Lisa Rubin talks about the essentials of a professional headshot - the do’s and don’ts, which extends into every day of life of dress length, boots, color combinations, jeans, belts, and how to avoid the “it’s on sale, I should have it” thought process of retail therapy. There is something for everyone in this podcast.
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Lori La Bey created Alzheimer’s Speaks, an educational, advocacy, and media outlet. Lori was shocked at the lack of resources, products, tools, services, and educational support available to families and professionals when her mother was diagnosed with Alzheimer's. She left her career of 25 years, as a residential Realtor and became committed to making a difference in shifting dementia care from crisis to comfort around the world. Her goal is to be inclusive of all voices and educate people with the true stories of what is happening within dementia. She has been recognized by Oprah and Maria Shriver for her work. She offers a variety of free resources to educate, empower, connect, and decrease stigmas; helping families and professionals live graciously alongside dementia.
Lori has her foot in so many resources available to all of you as listeners as well:
Dementia Map global resource directoryConscious CaregivingBetty the Bald Chicken – Lessons in How to Care (a book for everyone, not just dementia)And so many more…Our Non Profit Spotlight is Dementia Together
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What started as amazing underwear made for the woman on the go, under the name Irely (pronounced eye-r-lee), was rebranded in 2014 to Urban Undercover. Born and raised in St. Paul, Minnesota, Sairey is a traveler at heart. Passionate about encouraging experiences and adventures, Urban Undercover designs versatile and timeless everyday essentials made to take you anywhere your journey goes. With an emphasis on sustainability and smarter manufacturing processes, functionality, performance and style, the designs are effortless essentials for the modern woman that are meant to be worn in a variety of situations for travel, everyday, and on-the-go. As women, we are constantly on the move between work, travel, children, etc, Urban Undercover provides ease of packing and confidence in what you're wearing.
In this episode, we discuss:
Reasons the various fabrics were chosen (eco-friendly)How the underwear can fold into itself for easy packing (knowing clean from dirty)The leak resistant underwear made specific for womenThe infamous “toweltopper” and its many uses both at home and during travelThe highs and lows of running a small retail clothing businessUrban Undercover is a company every woman should check out. The mission is women: get out and explore the world.
Our Non Profit Spotlight(s):
Breast Cancer Research Foundation
Breastcancer.org
Living Beyond Breast Cancer
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Natalie Bushaw is truly one-of-a-kind. She is full of life, love, compassion, and energy. Her philosophy: as long as I can put lipstick on and take a shower, I can accomplish anything. In her personal life, Natalie is married to her high school sweetheart of 34 years, and Mom to 20-year-old twin boys Owen and Logan. In her professional life, Natalie is the Vice President of Public Relations and Corporate Communications for Life Time. Over the past 11 years there, she has been able to help people live healthier, happier lives by using communications to inform, inspire and engage team members and members. Natalie also serves as the Chair of Life Time’s affinity group WELL (Women Empowering Leadership at Life Time).
In this episode, Natalie shares the story of her monochorionic monoamniotic twin journey, and the more than a year of life combined in a hospital her son, Logan has faced, along with more than 100 procedures including two heart transplants and illnesses. As a result of her family’s experiences, Natalie became an ambassador for helping families whose kids have complex, congenital health issues and improving patient and family-centered care. Today, she's working with other parents, hospital leaders and change makers as chairperson of the Parent Family Advisory Council at the University of Minnesota Masonic Children’s Hospital. She also serves as a 10-year committee member and chair of the annual FashionFest fundraising event to benefit the hospital. She volunteers for CaringBridge and the American Heart Association. Together with her family, they’re building Logan Loves, a 501 (c) 3 non-profit dedicated to bringing joy and healing to kids and families in the hospital.
This episode is filled with so much love and inspiration. We discuss the importance of life, time, and fitness: the three things, Bahram Akradi, founder of Life Time, considers the pillars of life.
Our Non Profit Spotlight: Logan Loves
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