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She Said / She Said

with host Laura Cox Kaplan

Latest Episodes:

Janice Dean: “Mostly Sunny” and the incredible power of optimism (Episode #53) Apr 30, 2019
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Janice Dean is the perpetually sunny face of weather on Fox New Channel’s highly rated morning show Fox & Friends. In her new memoir aptly entitled “Mostly Sunny,” Janice reminds us of the incredible power of optimism in the face of adversity.

From dealing with bullies, body shaming, sexual harassment, and muscular sclerosis Janice talks about how she’s found a silver lining. She’s a living, breathing example of the saying “Life is what you make it.”

I talked to Janice in her Fox News Channel office in New York City, where she shares not only her story, but her closet!

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Janice Dean: “Mostly Sunny” and the incredible power of optimism (Episode #53) Apr 30, 2019
Show notes

Janice Dean is the perpetually sunny face of weather on Fox New Channel’s highly rated morning show Fox & Friends. In her new memoir aptly entitled “Mostly Sunny,” Janice reminds us of the incredible power of optimism in the face of adversity.

From dealing with bullies, body shaming, sexual harassment, and muscular sclerosis Janice talks about how she’s found a silver lining. She’s a living, breathing example of the saying “Life is what you make it.”

I talked to Janice in her Fox News Channel office in New York City, where she shares not only her story, but her closet!

The post Janice Dean: “Mostly Sunny” and the incredible power of optimism (Episode #53) appeared first on She Said / She Said.

Leadership Through Dance: Julie Kent, Artistic Director, The Washington Ballet (Episode #52) Apr 16, 2019
Show notes

For 30 years, Julie Kent delighted and inspired audiences as the longest serving principal dancer in New York City’s legendary American Ballet Theater Company. She retired from performing on the stage at age 45. Today, she is tackling the role of Artistic Director of The Washington Ballet, a position she assumed in 2016, where she is leading (with the support of her husband and artistic partner Victor Barbee who is associate artistic director) and working to take the Company to the next level.

Julie talks about the importance of pushing yourself to do better and to improve every single day, the joy of serving something you love, the pain of saying goodbye to the stage and transitioning her expertise and experiences to serve her art in a different way, and the value in pushing yourself to take on new risks and challenges (especially when they scare you). She also talks about the impact taking on new challenges has on her children, her dancers, and the future of ballet.

Julie will inspire you with her passion, her approach, her perspective, and her views on leadership.

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One size does not fit all when it comes to children and their education: U.S. Secretary of Education Betsy Devos (Episode #51) Apr 12, 2019
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For more than three decades, U.S. Secretary of Education Betsy Devos (the 11th Secretary and third woman to hold this post) has worked to level the playing field and make educational opportunities available for all students regardless of financial means. As the mother of four grown children and grandmother of five, she’s a firm believer that one size does not fit all when it comes to children and their education.

I sat with the Secretary in her office at the Department of Education as she shared her perspective on a number of topics: her role as Secretary, teacher shortages, student loan debt, diversity of thought and opinion on college campuses, education freedom scholarships, where her passion and commitment for education and education reform and modernization come from, and more. She also talked candidly about her family, the American Dream, her faith, and her marriage (she’s been married to husband Dick Devos for almost 40 years). Her thoughtful perspective, passion, and approach to her work is insightful and inspiring, as is her advice on dealing with criticism, mentorship, forging successful partnerships, staying focused, and saying “yes” to new challenges!

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Jean Chatzky: Creating your personal legacy with smart money strategies to achieve financial independence (Episode #50) Apr 02, 2019
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Jean Chatzky is a legend in the personal finance world having worked for almost three decades to change the way people — especially women — think about their relationship with money. She has reached literally millions of people from her post as financial editor of the Today Show where she provides practical advice and thoughtful perspective to help viewers make the most of their money. She’s parlayed what was once a side hustle into a company — HerMoneyMedia — and now a podcast “Her Money” where she — and Executive Producer Kelly Hultgren – take listener questions, and interview a broad range of experts. Jean has written countless articles and books on the topic of personal finance. Her latest book released last week is called: “Women with Money: The Judgment-Free Guide to Creating The Joyful, Less-Stressed, Purposeful (and, yes Rich) Life you Deserve.”

Jean talks with me about her career journey, the role confidence plays in financial decision making (especially for women), and the importance of doing things that make you just a bit scared. While she makes her segments on the Today Show look very easy, tells me how she got physically ill every time she went on the show for the first two years! (But doing so helped her get over the anxiety she originally felt). Jean talks about the ways in which women often differ from men as they think about investment strategies, and why understanding your “money story” (which she also discusses in “Women with Money”) is a critical part of getting a handle on your personal finances. We also talk about when and how we should talk to our kids about money. Jean’s passion for personal finance is inspiring, and the impact she’s having on how we think about saving and investing unmistakable!

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Jean Chatzky: Creating your personal legacy with smart money strategies to achieve financial independence (Episode #50) Apr 02, 2019
Show notes

Jean Chatzky is a legend in the personal finance world having worked for almost three decades to change the way people — especially women — think about their relationship with money. She has reached literally millions of people from her post as financial editor of the Today Show where she provides practical advice and thoughtful perspective to help viewers make the most of their money. She’s parlayed what was once a side hustle into a company — HerMoneyMedia — and now a podcast “Her Money” where she — and Executive Producer Kelly Hultgren – take listener questions, and interview a broad range of experts. Jean has written countless articles and books on the topic of personal finance. Her latest book released last week is called: “Women with Money: The Judgment-Free Guide to Creating The Joyful, Less-Stressed, Purposeful (and, yes Rich) Life you Deserve.”

Jean talks with me about her career journey, the role confidence plays in financial decision making (especially for women), and the importance of doing things that make you just a bit scared. While she makes her segments on the Today Show look very easy, tells me how she got physically ill every time she went on the show for the first two years! (But doing so helped her get over the anxiety she originally felt). Jean talks about the ways in which women often differ from men as they think about investment strategies, and why understanding your “money story” (which she also discusses in “Women with Money”) is a critical part of getting a handle on your personal finances. We also talk about when and how we should talk to our kids about money. Jean’s passion for personal finance is inspiring, and the impact she’s having on how we think about saving and investing unmistakable!

Now you can listen to She Said/She Said on iheartMedia Podcasts and on PodCoin. When you download the PodCoin app, but sure to include our promo code SheSaid to earn bonus points to use for purchases or for charity. It’s an awesome deal!

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Sarah Friar, CEO Nextdoor: Building community & addressing isolation through hyper-localized technology (Episode #49) Mar 13, 2019
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Sarah Friar is passionate about community and the impact it can have on our lives. She’s the CEO of tech company Nextdoor, which is working to not only forge stronger community ties, but to address isolation and loneliness through a hyper-localized digital platform.

Sarah brings tremendous knowledge and experience to Nextdoor, having held senior positions at Goldman Sachs, McKinsey, SalesForce, and Square. But it’s her small town upbringing in Northern Ireland and her early engagement in her own community that inspires her to use all that she’s learned to facilitate localized solutions to community problems. Sarah will quickly tell you that means you need to need to put down your device (now and again) and get to know your neighbors. Something of an odd, but compelling message from a tech exec!

Sarah talks with us about not only her passion for Nextdoor, but how she’s navigated big career shifts. She shares her advice for knowing when it’s time to make a move. Doing so can be especially tricky when you are moving from a sure and comfortable bet (as she has on several occasions). She talks about the importance of taking that risk anyway, especially when you are pursuing something that you are truly passionate about.

Sarah also gives us advice for keeping our ego in check, while still making sure we are packaging our value and thinking strategically about our careers and the impact we are having in our organizations. “Ego” and “understanding and articulating our value” are not the same thing!

In addition to her work at Nextdoor, she’s the mom of two and she shares her perspective on prioritizing and on delegating to ensure that you are able to focus on what really matters.

Sarah’s practical advice, experienced perspective, and thoughtful approach will inspire you, and she may make you think twice about picking up your device in lieu of reaching out to a friend for coffee! (Big thanks to the Aspen Institute for loaning us their terrific studio for our conversation!)

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Life Lessons, Impact, and Perspective From Award-winning TV Producer & Executive Betsy Fischer Martin (Episode #48) Mar 04, 2019
Show notes

Betsy Fischer Martin is an Emmy-winning television executive and producer, having spent some 23 years at NBC News’ top-rated Sunday public affairs show “Meet the Press.” Currently, she is the Executive Director of the Women and Politics Institute at American University. She also coaches and advises corporate executives on interview preparation and media interaction at a company she founded.

Betsy’s long-time boss at Meet the Press — the late Tim Russert — was a legend in television journalism and in Washington. Betsy shares what she learned from him, the value of his authenticity, and how it shaped her view not only of journalism, but in working with others and in setting clear priorities in life (even and especially when you are in a high profile job). Betsy and I also talk about making mentorship a two-way street, and about career transitions, and how to apply your skills and experiences in new ways to add value and have a bigger impact. You’ll love Betsy’s energy, perspective, and her own authenticity! She’s leading and having an impact especially on the next generation of young women leaders!

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Don’t let bad manners impact your future success (or happiness)! Catherine Wallace & Jessica Wallace Marventano (Episode #47) Feb 27, 2019
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When we think of good manners, we often think of table manners. While that’s important, perhaps even more so are the underlying concepts of kindness and self-respect, so say mother daughter duo and co-authors Catherine Wallace and Jessica Wallace Marventano. Their wise counsel on these topics has never been more needed. Their book “The Marvelous Millennials Manual to Modern Manners: Professional Success and Happiness with the help of business etiquette” focuses on manners as a component of one’s leadership journey, and, they say, the key to success in business and in life. My conversation with Catherine and Jessica goes beyond best practices at dinner parties and cocktail receptions (although we certainly cover that). We also talk about how Jessica and Catherine took their shared passion and created a very successful side hustle: first a board game (Kindness Kingdom), then a series of classes on manners and etiquette, and now their terrific book. We also talk about what it’s like working with family, and how they each think about the legacy they are creating, and the impact they are having on others’ success.

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Expanding the Political Playing Field: “Winning for Women” with Rebecca Schuller (Episode #46) Feb 19, 2019
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Rebecca Schuller is the Executive Director of Winning for Women. She is working — along with an all female, all star team — to close the gender gap in Republican politics and expand the political playing field. Winning for Women focuses not only on candidate recruitment, but, as importantly, on creating a grassroots network of supporters to rival that of EMILY’S LIST on the political left. Rebecca shares not only her vision for the organization, but perspective on the last election cycle. She also shares incredibly practical advice on managing career transitions and finding your purpose no matter what path your journey takes you. Her final words of advice in this episode (which she readily admits is difficult advice to follow) will resonate with so many of our listeners: “Don’t let the perfect get in the way of the good.” Even if it’s not “perfect,” it’s incredibly important to keep moving forward!

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Changing lives one bite at a time: The Culinary Cure creator Kristen Coffield (Episode #45) Feb 06, 2019
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Kristen Coffield is an author, entrepreneur, self-described “culinary disruptor,” and the creator of The Culinary Cure. Her passion for health and wellness came after her otherwise happy, successful life hit bottom. She tells us how she not only picked up the pieces, but took her life back “one bite at a time” while learning incredibly valuable insights about food. Her story, advice and perspective will inform the way you think about food and its impact on all aspects of your life, your health, and your happiness! Kristen’s story is inspiring and her message is changing others’ lives for the better.

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A bright, shining light at “Bright” & The Daily Signal: Kelsey Harkness (Episode #44) Feb 01, 2019
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Far from a “problem that needs fixing,” Kelsey Harkness is a bright, shining star in conservative journalism. She’s a role model who doesn’t back away from overlooked stories, and who isn’t afraid to own her values and ideology. Kelsey talks candidly about her career, how she thinks about the evolution of journalism, and her special “sisterhood” of conservative women who are charting a bold and inspiring course. Kelsey is leading with her heart and owning her story, while never losing sight of the power of gratitude. She shares all of that, as well as her challenges with self doubt. Her advice for others is timeless (and includes a “diet friendly” life hack you won’t want to miss!) While some will see her as “problematic” (a reference to her podcast “Problematic Women”), she is using her voice fearlessly and in ways that are empowering, impactful, and inspiring!

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A bright, shining light at “Bright” & The Daily Signal: Kelsey Harkness (Episode #44) Feb 01, 2019
Show notes

Far from a “problem that needs fixing,” Kelsey Harkness is a bright, shining star in conservative journalism. She’s a role model who doesn’t back away from overlooked stories, and who isn’t afraid to own her values and ideology. Kelsey talks candidly about her career, how she thinks about the evolution of journalism, and her special “sisterhood” of conservative women who are charting a bold and inspiring course. Kelsey is leading with her heart and owning her story, while never losing sight of the power of gratitude. She shares all of that, as well as her challenges with self doubt. Her advice for others is timeless (and includes a “diet friendly” life hack you won’t want to miss!) While some will see her as “problematic” (a reference to her podcast “Problematic Women”), she is using her voice fearlessly and in ways that are empowering, impactful, and inspiring!

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