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Black Lives Matter Jun 01, 2020

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Notes on the episode: Speech by activist Tamika Mallory Former Professor at Princeton University Cornel West on Anderson Cooper Author Toni Morrison Poem written by 14-year-old William Bigby - @William.Bigby Speech by Angela Davis Places to donate $ Reclaim the Block: a Minnesota organization that lobbies for defunding the police and re-routing funds to affordable housing, health, violence prevention, civil rights, and renter protections Black Visions Collective: A Black, trans and queer-led organization, that is helping lead the protests in Minneapolis George Floyd Memorial Fund The Brooklyn Community Bail Fund is bailing out protestors and pressuring Governor Cuomo to take action on defunding New York City police We Love Lake Street helps to rebuild small businesses destroyed in the riots Los Angeles Black Lives Matter chapter is fighting to adopt a "People's Budget" that reallocates police funding to vulnerable communities Petitions to sign: Justice for Tony McDade Justice for Ahmaud Arbery Justice for Breonna Taylor Justice for George Floyd

Putting yourself out there, re-examining ambition, and finding inspiration in unlikely circumstances with Michael Love Michael May 25, 2020

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On this week's episode of I’m Over It, I sat down with recording artist and Paper Magazine’s Culture editor, Michael Love Michael. When Michael isn’t writing profiles on individuals like Hayley Williams and introducing new music you need to have on your weekly playlist, they’re producing their own musical jams. Recently, Michael released their second song 6 Jaguars, which was inspired by an incredible story revealed in this week's episode. Listen to us talk about putting yourself out there, re-examining ambition, and finding inspiration in unlikely circumstances. Follow Michael at @michaelxomichael, me at @atlantabean, and I’m Over It at @imoveritpodcast

My Journey with Mental Health ~ emotional storms, my medication journey, and accepting my diagnosis May 18, 2020

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If you didn't know already, May is Mental Health Awareness Month! Each episode this month has been closely tied to mental health, so I decided to add to the conversation and share my personal journey. I'm so excited to release my first SOLO episode!

Listen to me talk about emotional storms, my medication journey, and accepting my diagnosis.

~*~ Be sure to follow me at @atlantabean, and our podcast at @imoveritpodcast~*~

Toxicity of the fitness and diet industry, open relationships, and changing how we think about exercise with Bethany C. Meyers May 11, 2020

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This week on I’m Over It, I sat down with Bethany C. Meyers, an American fitness and lifestyle entrepreneur and LGBTQ+ rights activist. Bethany is the founder and CEO of the be.come Project (@thebecomeproject), an incredibly popular online fitness service that offers a body-neutral, I-can-do-it, go-on-and-love-yourself approach to boutique fitness in an accessible 25-minute routine. In this episode, we talk about toxicity of the fitness and diet industry, open relationships, and changing how we think about exercise. Be sure to follow Bethany at @bethanycmeyers and me at @atlantabean or @imoveritpodcast

Sweatpants, our beginnings in the fashion industry, and coping with mental health in isolation with Emily Odesser May 05, 2020

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Live from our bedrooms, it’s I’m Over It Season 3! To kick off the first episode of I'm Over It, I sat down with teen-extraordinaire—although soon to be 20 year old—Emily Odesser. At just fourteen, Emily co-founded and eventually became Editor in Chief of Teen Eye Magazine, an art, culture, and fashion publication COMPLETELY run by, and for creators under 19 with a circulation of over a million readers! In 2017, Emily was named one of Vice's 6 Young Activists Who Made History, in 2018, she was one of the select youth activists invited to be a part of Lebron James’ #AlwaysBelieve campaign, and in 2019, she was named one of Teen Vogue’s 21 Under 21! Fast forward to 2020, Emily currently serves as the events coordinator and Instagram manager for Sad Girls Club, and contributes to publications including Salty, Teen Vogue, Sunday Times, Broadly, W Magazine, Rookie Magazine, and NPR. Oh, and did we mention you can also find Emily educating Gen Z on issues including sex-positivity and education, curriculum reform, mental health, AND reproductive rights over on her personal page? Yeah, she’s a pretty big deal. In this episode, listen to us talk about sweatpants, our beginnings in the fashion industry, and coping with mental health in isolation. Be sure to follow Emily at @emilyodesser, me at @atlantabean, and our podcast at @imoveritpodcast

Self-care during the holidays, navigating social media-driven businesses, and pivoting your career with Maluca, Jessica Hoppe, and Ali Weiss at the ~*~ I'm Over It Live Holiday Party ~*~ Jan 22, 2020

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On this week's episode, we have the live recording of the I'm Over It Holiday Party.

The I’m Over It Holiday Party consisted of a live panel recording of a podcast episode. The overarching theme of the panel was self-care over the holidays and the pros and cons of our social media-driven reality. After the panel discussion, we opened up the room to a Q&A with the guests and audience. In addition to the podcast recording, we held a clothing and book drive for the Lower Eastside Girls Club.

Listen to Maluca, Jessica Hoppe, and Ali Weiss discuss self-care during the holidays, navigating social media-driven businesses, and pivoting your career.

Maluca is a performer and recording artist. Follow her at @malucamala and @namaste_mami.

Jessica Hoppe is a writer. Follow her at @nuevayorka.

Ali Weiss is a comedian and host of the podcast Health is Hell. Follow her at @healthishell and listen to her podcast here.

A huge thank you to everyone that came out and please stay tuned for more events coming up in 2020 and beyond!

~*~ Be sure to follow me at @atlantabean & @ImOverItPodcast ~*~

Navigating grief, becoming a professional photographer, and healthy coping skills with Natalia Mantini Nov 18, 2019

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Natalia Mantini is an LA-born photographer based out of New York City. Entirely self-taught, Natalia has photographed for The New York Times, Viceland, Converse, and Paper Magazine. At just 31 years old she has shot an extensive list of people including J-Lo, Kim Gordon, Karen O, Barbie Ferreria, Oscar-nominated actress Yalitza Aparicio, Ashley Tisdale, and Camila Cabello, just to name a few.

Listen to us talk about navigating grief, becoming a professional photographer, and healthy coping skills. You can find her work at nataliamantini.com and follow her at @nataliamantini ~*~ Be sure to follow me at @atlantabean & @ImOverItPodcast ~*~

Self-sabotage, the "chill-girl" narrative, and overcoming fear of flying with Chrissy Rutherford Nov 04, 2019

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Chrissy Rutherford is the special projects director of HarpersBazar.com. Having always been passionate and involved in the fashion world, Chrissy has also been vocal about her struggles with anxiety. Listen to us talk about self-sabotage, the "chill-girl" narrative, and overcoming fear of flying. Find her work at Harper's Bazar US and follow her at @chrissyford ~*~ Be sure to follow me at @atlantabean & @ImOverItPodcast ~*~

Owning your accomplishments, following your dreams, and representation in the music industry with Yuna Oct 20, 2019

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Yuna is an amazingly talented Malaysian pop superstar, with a newly released album entitled “Rouge,” featuring artists including Tyler the Creator, G-Eazy, and Jay Park. But, for those who aren’t familiar with Yuna, there are a couple of things that set the artist apart from the rest. Yuna doesn’t necessarily fit the typical Hollywood mold for what a young female singer "should" look like today. She’s a devout Muslim, has always wrapped her hair in a hijab and follows a conservative style of dress.

Being a popstar has also in some ways been a second life for her—she spent her childhood and young adulthood focused on becoming a lawyer, and graduated with a Bachelor of Legal Studies degree in 2009 (with honors none the less)!! Though music was merely a hobby for Yuna back in the day, she turned it into an insanely successful—and inspiring—career.

In 2016, she won a Billboard Best R&B Album award for her album “Chapters”, in 2017, she became the first Malaysian singer to be nominated for a BET Award—specifically, for the BET Centric Award for "Crush" ft. Usher—and in 2019, she received RIAA certification when her song "Crush" logged a gold-certified sales of 500,000 copies!

Listen to us talk about owning your accomplishments, following your dreams, and representation in the music industry. Find her tour dates and more at yunamusic.com and follow her at @yuna ~*~ Be sure to follow me at @atlantabean & @ImOverItPodcast ~*~

Being a competitive gymnast for Team USA, surviving sexual abuse, and body acceptance with Mattie Larson Sep 30, 2019

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****THIS PODCAST EPISODE MAY BE TRIGGERING FOR SOME**** Mattie Larson is a former American artistic gymnast. In 2010 she was the national champion on floor exercises, and later that year at the World Championships was awarded a silver medal for competing with the USA in the team competition. Mattie continued to compete at UCLA college from 2012 to 2014. Mattie was also one of the victims of Larry Nassar, the convicted serial child molester who was the USA Gymnastics national team doctor. Mattie, VERY powerfully and BRAVELY gave a statement during Nassar’s sentencing hearing.

Since the Nassar case, Mattie has continued to be a spokesperson for sexual abuse survivors. She has helped me IMMENSELY in my own journey and is a true inspiration. I’m forever grateful for her love and support.

Listen to us talk about being a competitive gymnast for Team USA, surviving sexual abuse, and body acceptance. Follow her at @mattlarz ~*~ Be sure to follow me at @atlantabean & @ImOverItPodcast ~*~

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