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**She Said / She Said**

with host Laura Cox Kaplan

Latest Episodes:

**Tackling life-threatening food allergies & keeping kids safe: Lisa Gable, CEO Food Research Allergy and Education (Episode #33)** Oct 30, 2018
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Lisa Gable has been a change agent for consumer brands, health and wellness, government, and non-profits for many years. Her latest venture takes all those experiences and deploys them to tackle the growing epidemic of life-threatening food allergies. Currently more than 15 million Americans — including 6 million children — have food allergies. Every three minutes, a food allergy reaction sends someone to the emergency room in the U.S. The causes of this growing epidemic are not well known, but Lisa is at the forefront of research. She is the CEO of the Food Research Allergy and Education organization. In that role, she oversees important research, but also is helping build awareness needed to keep individuals with life threatening food allergies safe. Lisa shares important career advice, as well as practical and timely suggestions to make Halloween less stressful and less dangerous for kids who suffer from allergies.

Lisa’s passion for problem solving, and her desire to help others is a big part of what drives and inspires her. You’ll be enlightened and inspired by her perspective!

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**Get in the Groove with One Kings Lane founder Susan Feldman (Episode #32)** Oct 24, 2018
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Susan Feldman is the genius founder of One Kings Lane. She broke new ground by challenging and redefining conventional wisdom about how we shop for home decor. She’s expanded her horizons once again with the launch of “In The Groove” a new concept for “age defying women” — a category in which Susan is most definitely a member!

Susan talks to She Said/She Said about where the original idea for One Kings Lane came from, the challenges of navigating career transitions, taking risks, and the power of collaboration. She also talks about why advertisers have traditionally overlooked women of a certain age (despite their buying power), and the “age defying” importance of challenging yourself to always be learning — something she picked up from her age-defying father who earned his Master’s of Fine Arts degree at age 80.

Susan is changing the way we think about aging, and is redefining how advertisers think about their target market. She is an amazing force, a unique and inspiring voice, compelling leader, and a joy to spend time with!

Check out: https://getinthegroove.com.

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**Magatte Wade, social impact entrepreneur who is putting free market principles & consumer brand power to work addressing poverty (Episode #31)** Oct 16, 2018
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Serial entrepreneur (and self-described “radical optimist’) Magatte Wade became inspired to tackle poverty by reverse engineering a profound curiosity of consumer brand power. Her passion and understanding of free market principles has led to the creation of three companies including her latest — Skin Is Skin — which is also tackling unconscious bias. Magatte’s thoughtful approach to race and to the impact we as individuals can have is incredibly thought provoking and inspiring! She defines success this way, “If because of me one person lived better, then that is success.”

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**Lessons in Advocacy & Life…. Live recording at Professional Women in Advocacy with Ketchum Exec KayAnn Shoeneman (Episode #30)** Oct 12, 2018
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This week we’re delighted to bring you a special broadcast of She Said/She Said podcast recorded LIVE at the 2018 Professional Women in Advocacy Conference in Washington, D.C. The conference brings together women advocates working in all aspects of government relations and public affairs including political engagement, lobbying, communications, fundraising, law and campaigns. Consistent with the focus of She Said/She Said, the conference emphasizes collaborative learning, and personal improvement through shared best practices and skill building that help leaders in all areas of advocacy and engagement thrive, grow and succeed. My guest for this conversation is KayAnn Shoeneman, who is the Marketplace Leader and Washington Office head of Ketchum Public Relations. KayAnn provides practical advice and insights relevant not only for practitioners, but for anyone interested in advocacy, and social media engagement. And her personal story, including her recent battle with colon cancer, is inspiring! A big thank you to LeeAnn Petersen, the CEO of Professional Women in Advocacy, for including She Said/She Said in this year’s conference.

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**Creating Order Out of Chaos & helping us manage the emotional baggage related to our stuff: Our conversation with home transition expert Caroline Carter (Episode #29)** Oct 10, 2018
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Life happened to Caroline Carter leaving her without the means to support her family. She took what she knew which was how to create order out of chaos, monetized it, and turned her life around. At the same time, she discovered a way to positively impact and empower others going through a typical — but none the less highly stressful — life experience.

Caroline shares her tremendous expertise and perspective on all things related to not only planning for a move, but how to successfully transition your life to ease stress.

Don’t even think about planning a move without listening to Caroline’s advice! Her story will inspire you, and her practical insights and perspective will change how you think about home transition.

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**“Pull It Off: Removing Your Fears & Putting on Confidence” a conversation with singer, author, influencer, & CUBS fan Julianna Zobrist (Episode #28)** Sep 14, 2018
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There are lots of ways to define confidence. The one that best describes the talented and thoughtful Julianna Zobrist is “a belief in who you are, and the courage to BE that person.” Julianna exudes authentic, self-assured confidence. Her love of life and commitment to self improvement (and helping others to do the same) has led to a career that inspires and empowers others as she uses her talents, her faith, and “superpowers” to live her biggest life. #GirlCrushAlert! (If you don’t follow her on Instagram – do it now!) I had high expectations prior to our conversation, and Julianna more than exceeded them!

I sat down with Julianna during The Policy Circle Summit in Chicago, which is hosted by Sylvie Legere Ricketts who provided the original inspiration for the She Said/She Said podcast. I talked with Julianna about her new book “Pull It Off: Removing Your Fears and Putting On Confidence,” her music (her most recent album “Shatterproof”), her marriage (her husband is Cubs 2nd basement and 2016 World Series MVP Ben Zobrist), fame, motherhood, and so much more. She’s a breath of fresh air and her perspective and joyful soul will leave you ready to take on the world!

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**Fearlessness, resilience, and bravery: a conversation with Pentagon & National Security Correspondent for FOX News Jennifer Griffin (Episode #27)** Sep 11, 2018
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Several adjectives come to mind when I think of Jennifer Griffin……smart, accomplished, thoughtful, tenacious, kind, but perhaps the ones that describe her best are resilient, fearless, and brave. Most people know her from her work covering the Pentagon and National Security issues for Fox News, but her story and her experiences in journalism are a story unto themselves. Most recently, she’s covered the rising tensions between the US and North Korea, and the ongoing battle with the islamic state. She’s interviewed and covered the most significant players in national security, including a rare, extensive interview with Former Israeli Prime Minister Ariel Sharon in 2009 just before he lapsed into a coma.

Keep in mind, Jenn has done much of this incredible work while raising three children alongside her husband – fellow national security correspondent for NPR Greg Myre. She talks candidly about her commitment to telling the stories of servicemen/women and their families, and the critical role that journalism plays in shining a spotlight on issues. She also shares a very personal story about her battle (and her family’s battle) with breast cancer. Her ability to use her skills as a journalist were critical to her treatment, recovery and to keeping her “psychology in tact.” Her perspective shows us the importance of living beyond yourself, the power of mentorship in all aspects of life, and — most importantly — the power of resilience. Her thoughtful perspective will inspire you. This episode runs a bit longer than most. We think you’ll forgive us when you hear it!

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**Timeless Advice on Finding Purpose, Interpreting Failure, and Hearing Feedback….our conversation with trailblazing career coach Carole Hyatt (Episode #26)** Aug 07, 2018
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Carole Hyatt has been in the business of helping build (and rebuild) careers for almost five decades. She is a serial entrepreneur, an accomplished author and speaker, and someone who isn’t afraid to tell you the truth — especially when you need to hear it. She’s also putting her tremendous knowledge to use in helping women in the military transition into civilian careers post retirement.

As I talked to Carole over coffee recently, she shared her perspective on a number of themes that many of us will grapple with — often repeatedly. We talked about the top reason why people fail, the importance of receiving feedback and really listening to it, the value of networking, as well as why you need to learn to advocate for yourself. One piece of advice that may surprise people is Carole’s perspective on mourning a career transition — even if *you* made the choice to shift gears. “Mourning” may sound dramatic, but Carole equates it to saying goodbye to something, allowing yourself to miss it (or to miss certain aspects of it), and then gathering the strength to move forward. She’s lived the advice she gives and tells of having to sell her business when her business partner died suddenly on the couch in Carole’s office after suffering a heart attack.

Carole’s story is one of perseverance, optimism, and having the right mindset about embracing new challenges and opportunities. At 83, she continues to work full-time helping other women find their success and purpose. Carole is a trailblazer and her advice timeless!

You can find all of Carole’s career advice books here

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Treating Patients from the Inside Out & Putting Behavioral Health Front and Center…our conversation with Dr. Lucy McBride (Episode #25) Jul 31, 2018

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We’re talking health care and self-care with Washington, DC-based doctor of internal medicine Lucy McBride. We discuss what you should know about everything from alternative medicine to menopause and DNA testing, and how you should think about your next doctor’s visit before you even make the appointment. Dr. Lucy has a unique approach to her practice and puts a premium on understanding not only the physical symptoms of her patients, but the underlying drivers that are often behavioral. Our conversation, and Dr. Lucy’s advice on what you should know — and why it can be difficult to talk honestly with our doctor — is insightful and her approach to her medical practice inspiring. Her best advice, “Life is full of potholes and bumps. Ask for help. Don’t try to do life alone. ” She readily admits that for perfectionists — including herself, who she refers to as a “recovering perfectionist” — it can be tough to ask for help, but can make all the difference. She also shares how the birth of her son changed the way she thought about practicing medicine and what she refers to as “the four corners.” You’ll be enlightened and inspired by Dr. Lucy!

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