In this interview, SEAM founder Amy Cohen Epstein speaks with Jenny Galluzzo, co-founder of The Second Shift, a platform designed to provide mid-career women with flexible job opportunities and professional development. Jenny shares how The Second Shift has adapted to the changing workforce landscape, emphasizing flexibility, community, and empowerment. With insights into work-life balance, career pivots, and building resilience, Jenny’s perspective sheds light on the evolving roles of women in today’s workforce and the power of connection. Join Amy and Jenny as they explore the ways women can find purpose and meaning in their professional and personal lives.
Read MoreIf you don’t know her already, you should! Here, the Lynne Cohen Foundation’s own Amy Cohen Epstein sits down with longtime women’s health advocate Marla Tellez, an Emmy-winning journalist and anchor, about her journey in broadcast journalism and her passion for advocacy in women’s health. For over a decade, Marla has been a dedicated supporter of the Lynne Cohen Foundation, consistently hosting LCF’s annual fundraising event, Kickin’ Cancer, to raise awareness and support preventive care. Through her work on-screen and off, Marla champions health, wellness, and the power of storytelling to inspire change. Join Amy and Marla as they discuss the resilience, responsibility, and purpose that drive Marla’s commitment to making a difference in women’s lives.
Read MoreDanielle Sherman, founder of Sherman Field, has built a brand that honors her family’s legacy while pushing the boundaries of fine jewelry. From her early days co-founding The Row and working with designers like Alexander Wang to creating her own heirloom-inspired collection, Danielle’s journey is one of resilience, artistry, and dedication to craftsmanship. In this interview with SEAM founder Amy Cohen Epstein, Danielle opens up about the influences that shaped her, the lessons learned from past ventures, and her vision for jewelry that tells a story across generations. Their conversation reveals the passion and purpose driving Sherman Field’s unique place in the world of fine jewelry.
Read MoreSisters Whitney Walder and Courtney Harrow, creators of the podcast Hey Sis, Eat This, have transformed their love for family, food, and storytelling into a journey that celebrates both heritage and sisterhood. In this conversation with SEAM founder Amy Cohen Epstein, Whitney and Courtney share how their mom’s resilient spirit and lifelong passion for cooking inspired them to start their podcast. Together, they discuss the healing power of food, the joy of creating lasting family traditions, and the unique bond between sisters. Dive into this heartwarming interview to explore the stories, recipes, and family ties that define Hey Sis, Eat This.
Read MoreIn this heartfelt interview, SEAM founder Amy Cohen Epstein speaks with fashion industry veterans Jill Fishman and Samantha Benson. Jill, a seasoned brand builder for names like Michael Kors, and Samantha, founder of the children’s brand Sam and Nat, share their experiences navigating careers, health challenges, and personal loss. Together, they discuss the resilience required to thrive in fashion and the dedication to family that fuels their work. Join Amy, Jill, and Samantha as they explore the powerful connections between family, women’s health, and the legacy each woman hopes to create.
Read MoreIn a dynamic conversation with SEAM founder Amy Cohen Epstein, sisters Lisa Humiston and Sarah Dorband discuss their journey in creating HeartSnug, an innovative medical garment designed to provide women with comfort and privacy during healthcare visits. Sparked by Sarah’s own experiences as a cardiac patient and her lifelong struggle with vulnerable moments in clinical settings, HeartSnug aims to empower women to feel secure and dignified during medical exams. Lisa and Sarah share their passion for patient rights, their mission to change standard healthcare practices, and the family bond that fuels their drive. Dive into this interview to learn how HeartSnug is set to become a game-changer in healthcare.
Read MoreJewelry designer Lana Nassar, founder of Atélier Lia, infuses each piece with family legacy, spirituality, and a deep connection to the wearer. In this interview with SEAM founder Amy Cohen Epstein, Lana shares how her grandmother’s elegance inspired her journey, why she prioritizes meaningful craftsmanship, and how she strives to create “modern vintage” heirlooms that speak to the heart. Join Amy and Lana as they discuss the artistry, cultural connections, and purpose behind Atélier Lia’s unique jewelry collections.
Read MoreIn this insightful interview, SEAM founder Amy Cohen Epstein reconnects with Jen Fisher, Deloitte’s U.S. Human Sustainability Leader, to discuss her new role, her evolving approach to workforce well-being, and the ways organizations can support a healthier work-life balance. Jen reflects on the connection between sustainable work practices and personal health, sharing her journey through burnout and breast cancer, and the importance of advocating for one’s own health. Join Amy and Jen as they explore the future of sustainable workplaces and the critical role of well-being in today’s fast-paced world.
Read MoreIn this heartfelt conversation with SEAM founder Amy Cohen Epstein, Natasha Gregson Wagner opens up about her journey of preserving her mother Natalie Wood’s legacy. Natasha shares poignant memories, discusses the impact of her mother’s passing, and reflects on how love, resilience, and family have shaped her life. Together, Amy and Natasha explore the healing power of remembrance, the importance of motherhood, and the strength it takes to honor a loved one’s legacy. Dive into this deeply personal interview to understand the bond between mother and daughter and the enduring impact of family.
Read MoreOne aspect of cancer that is seldom discussed is how it affects our sexual health and relationships. A cancer diagnosis is always life-altering, but specifically, with breast and ovarian cancers, the surgical alternation of reproductive organs and hormonal interventions can have a significant impact on how our bodies and minds handle intimacy….
Read MoreAnyone who provides critical services to the public has a tough job. The hours are long and the work, grueling. The last few years, the pandemic has required essential workers to risk their mental and physical health to care for us in extreme circumstances, and they are stretched beyond their limits. We’ve interviewed some essential workers in education and healthcare to get a peek at their Santa’s wish lists this year…
Read MoreMeet Nadya Okamoto, one of the busiest young entrepreneurs we know. As the founder of Period.org, co-founder of August, and author of Period Power: A Manifesto for the Menstrual Movement, she is working to demystify and destigmatize periods across socioeconomic divides…
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