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Superwomen with Rebecca Minkoff

What are the secrets behind some of the most successful women in the world? Each week designer Rebecca Minkoff talks to women from all walks of life, from CEOs to artists, and shows us what life is like without the pretty filters in order to help you navigate what it means to be vulnerable, how loss can make you stronger, and other ways to make your inner superwoman shine. Join us in being Superwomen, together!

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00:31:27

It Runs in the Family: Ariane Daguin of D’Artagnan Foods

Superwomen with Rebecca Minkoff ·

2020/04/14

When Ariane Daguin left the region of Gascony, France, in the early 1980’s to study journalism at Columbia, it was with the intention of leaving the culinary world behind. While her father is a well-known chef, Ariane had her sights set on journalism school. When a summer job in a New York charcuterie shop didn’t give her the money she needed to pay for the following year’s tuition, she stayed on, even going so far as to position the charcuterie as the exclusive purveyor of the first quality foie

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00:11:06

What To Do With Your Money In a Time of Crisis, With...

Superwomen with Rebecca Minkoff ·

2020/04/09

With unemployment rates skyrocketing during the COVID-19 pandemic, many of us are worried about our money and our investments. In this mini episode Sallie Krawcheck, CEO and co-founder of Ellevest, answers Rebecca's questions about money and gives us actionable tips to ease our anxiety. HINT: It starts by taking a deep breath! So whether you're unemployed, or wondering if now is a good time to invest in the stock market, Sallie gives us reassurance that in the long run things will work out. Visit

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00:31:27

Ain’t No Mountain High Enough: Singer and Songwriter...

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2020/04/07

She sings in the shower and in the car, and loves to watch, “The Bachelor.” She also wrote Miley Cyrus’ hit song, “The Climb.” This isn’t your best friend’s Tindr profile. We’re talking about Jessi Alexander, the prolific singer and songwriter who just released her latest album, Decatur County Red. After spending much of her career writing songs for the likes of Miranda Lambert, Blake Shelton and Sheryl Crow, Jessi wrote a flurry of songs that she simply couldn’t part with. They felt like they were

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00:29:07

Market Yourself: Aliza Licht of Leave Your Mark

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2020/03/31

According to Aliza Licht, she wasn’t born with the ability to command a room. Growing up, the author, founder and president of Leave Your Mark, LLC, struggled to speak anytime she was thrust into the spotlight. It wasn’t until she was in college that she felt comfortable speaking before a group of people. Working in PR for Donna Karan, it was Aliza’s Gossip Girl-inspired tactics that made the anonymous Twitter account, @dknyprgirl, one of the first popular fashion accounts on the platform. Now the

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00:33:43

Everyday Adventures: Ruzwana Bashir of Peek

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2020/03/24

Taking a look at Ruzwana Bashir’s resume, you might think she was born into a lifestyle of unlimited opportunity. Educated at Oxford and Harvard Business School, she had an education on par with that of the wealthiest families in the world. However, everything that Ruzwana has accomplished is due to her own steely work ethic. When an investor passed on the chance to fund Peek, Ruzwana’s travel experience company which recently raised $40 million in capital, he told her it was because he didn’t know

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00:00:36

Special Message From Rebecca

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2020/03/19

Things are...weird. Thanks to all our listeners who continue to support us during this time. We're here for you and hope to keep you motivated and inspired. Drop us a line or give us guest suggestions here, or visit https://anchor.fm/superwomen/messages on your desktop or phone to leave us a voice memo and let us know how you're staying sane. Follow Superwomen on Instagram to stay up to date on the latest episodes. --- Support this podcast:

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00:21:28

Cooking is a Muscle: Getting Culinary with Mia Rigden...

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2020/03/17

Nutrition runs in Mia Rigden’s blood. According to Mia, her grandmother, a dietician born in the 1930’s, was slathering coconut oil on her meals long before it was popular. Although Mia has always considered herself an adventurous eater, in her 20’s she found herself vacillating between enjoying the perks of restaurant PR work, and restricting herself to stringent juice cleanses. Now focusing on integrative nutrition through her company, The Rasa Life, Mia works with clients to optimize their food

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00:35:45

Turning Failure Into Triumph with Barbara Corcoran

Superwomen with Rebecca Minkoff ·

2020/03/10

Barbara Corcoran wants to have as much fun as she can while she lives on this earth. “I always plan for fun – FIRST.” The real estate mogul and frequent guest on Shark Tank is an expert in business, but she makes living an enjoyable life her first priority. Barbara is, however, no stranger to adversity. While she may make multimillionaire-dom look easy, she wasn’t born into a life of privilege. Growing up in New Jersey, she, her parents and her nine siblings shared a two-bedroom apartment. It was

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00:31:13

You Don’t Get What You Don’t Ask For: Leigh Gallagher...

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2020/03/03

Leigh Gallagher’s mom always told her, “Do what you love and the money will follow.” Journalism may not always be the most lucrative career, but Leigh has proven her mother right. This powerhouse of a writer not only made a name for herself in journalism, she was crowned Senior Editor at Large at Fortune Magazine – not an easy feat in the male-dominated business world. Now Director of External Affairs at Google, Leigh is still going strong. She’s an advocate for women everywhere, and she’s taking

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00:23:04

The Moral and Ethical DNA of Faryl Morse

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2020/02/25

Faryl Morse is not your average shoe designer. First off, she’s a woman in a male-dominated industry. Secondly, her care and devotion to creatively designed, well-made shoes is only outmatched by her humanitarian efforts. This is evident not only in Faryl’s desire to make cool shoes that are accessible to all people, but also in the way she cares for her employees. Her company, Farylrobin, is the first of its kind to create a summer program so the children of factory workers in China can be closer

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00:26:29

Follow Your True North: Divya Gugnani of Wander Beauty

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2020/02/18

Sometimes it’s hard to remember that the skin is the largest organ of the body. We often take for granted this most precious part of ourselves that keeps us soft, safe, and literally holds us together! It’s also easy to forget that the skin is porous, and therefore absorbs many things from the environment, whether we realize it or not. Divya Gugnani, co-founder of Wander Beauty, had a moment of revelation rushing to work one day. She wanted beauty and skincare products that were safe for her

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00:25:21

Scrappiness is a Virtue: Jenny Fleiss Co-founder of...

Superwomen with Rebecca Minkoff ·

2020/02/11

Jenny Fleiss has been an entrepreneur since she was a child. Where most kids are content to simply sell lemonade by the cup, she spent her summer days figuring out how to bundle products, the best form of signage, and what location would generate the highest number of sales. That spirit stayed with her as she grew older, always finding creative ways to solve a problem, like the time she duct taped her heel on the fly. Co-founding both Rent the Runway and Jet Black, Jenny has only picked up steam

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00:26:25

Cuup Queen: Abby Morgan on Support, Vulnerability,...

Superwomen with Rebecca Minkoff ·

2020/02/04

Episode Description Searching for a perfect bra, one that’s comfortable, fits well, and is just the right amount of sexy (as defined by the wearer, of course!), sometimes feels akin to a lifelong quest for the holy grail. We explore shopping malls, hunt through boutiques, even forage the forests of online lingerie stores. Sometimes it pays off. Sometimes you go home in the same tired underwire, a box of wheat thins and reruns of Vanderpump Rules as your consolation prize. Abby Morgan wanted to

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00:29:55

Beautiful Hustle: Ariane Goldman of Hatch

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2020/01/28

What’s the coolest maternity brand? Does that seem like a strange question? It shouldn’t. In a global society that’s more fashion conscious than ever, it doesn’t make sense that maternity designs are so resistant to helping women feel relevant during one of the biggest times in their lives. As a pregnant woman with time on her hands and money to spend, Ariane Goldman experienced this firsthand. She couldn’t find anything she liked enough to buy. Ariane had encountered a similar problem several years

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00:23:14

Babba Rivera on Baking, Branding, and the Power of...

Superwomen with Rebecca Minkoff ·

2020/01/21

BabbaRiverais an entrepreneurial powerhouse. Born in Sweden to Chilean parents,Babbafelt the struggle to fit in, but she never let that keep her from speaking her mind. Her creativity and critical thinking may have gone underappreciated at home, but those qualities are part of what drove her success, first working forUberand Away, then launching her own ventures. bybabba is a marketing agency that takes a creative approach to branding.They’ve even launched products from parties in her apartment! In

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00:31:52

Groove is in the Heart: Susan Feldman Takes on Ageism...

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2020/01/14

Everyone can identify with the feeling of being invisible sometimes, but for a whole generation, that feeling may be more a matter of endurance. Unfortunately most cultures don’t value older populations as they once did, and western society is especially guilty of that. Susan Feldman was saddened when she saw a friend’s Instagram post joking about being invisible after age 50, and she decided to do something about it. Having taken two years off after launching, building and selling One Kings Lane,

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00:30:25

Chasing Match Point: Maria Sharapova Talks Tennis...

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2020/01/07

Maria Sharapova was born in Siberia, raised in Sochi and then, at age 6, moved to the U.S., and she hasn’t really stopped moving since. The tennis sensation who won Wimbledon at 17 and 5 Grand Slam titles in the years since has honed a level of focus so intense that at times she seems more like a Buddhist monk than a star athlete. This stoic concentration has been cultivated intentionally; Maria saw in other tennis players that letting fear or, conversely, pride, lead them on the court more often

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00:28:00

Written in the Cosmos: Jessica Pels of Cosmopolitan...

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2020/01/01

Things I bet you didn’t know about Cosmo: The first issue was released in 1886; It’s now the largest media brand for young women in the world, reaching 81 million readers; The current editor in chief, Jessica Pels, is a Virgo who loves to cut her own hair! Jessica didn’t always envision herself working in magazines, but she has always loved a great story. Growing up she would watch a movie, then immediately afterwards watch the full director’s cut. For a time she considered a career in film, but it

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00:22:37

Major Love for Mejuri: Noura Sakkijha on Her Passion...

Superwomen with Rebecca Minkoff ·

2019/12/31

In a world of fast fashion it’s easy to find cheap, cute jewelry. But it’s not so fun when that jewelry falls apart, turns your skin green, or worse, is made under poor working conditions. Mejuri is working to turn the jewelry business on its head, offering affordable pieces that are not only made with quality materials but also under ethically sound conditions. Noura Sakkijha, a third generation jeweler, originally began by selling and marketing Mejuri online with the goal of reducing the middle

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00:23:47

From Cookies to Kale: Rachel Drori of Daily Harvest

Superwomen with Rebecca Minkoff ·

2019/12/26

How many times have you been hungry - hangry, even! – and stuck somewhere with no snacks? Worse, perhaps there’s food laying around but it’s not even something you want to actually consume, but you have no other options, so there go those neon orange Cheezy Ballz down the hatch. Rachel Drori was stuck between a stale cake and a hard place, dreaming of fruit and veggie-based foods that would be nutritious and convenient for busy folks like herself. After scouring the market and finding the same tired

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