On this episode of She Pivots, Laura discusses her inspiration for the company, the impact of COVID on Snapology, and why persistence was critical in launching her own business.

On this episode of She Pivots, Carla talks about the physical and emotional demands of her career on Broadway and her decision to leave the big stage to become a software engineer.

On this episode of She Pivots, Lo talks about her experiences with bullying, her decision to attend culinary school, and her health challenges that led to founding her successful women’s wellness brand, Love Wellness.

On this episode of She Pivots, recorded live in New York City, Stacy discusses being on TLC while managing her chronic illness, becoming a leading voice on menopause, and what’s in store as she approaches her next pivot.

On this episode of She Pivots, recorded in front of a live audience in New York City the week she published Strong Baby, Robin shares the inspiration behind her latest children’s book, the importance of resilience in working through trauma, and how her persistence landed her job at Peloton.

On this episode of She Pivots, Allyson shares what happened next with Nike, her decision to start her own shoe company, Saysh, and her retirement from running.

On this episode of She Pivots, Omi tells Emily about hitting “rock bottom,” the power of community, and why she pitched a tent in her living room to rent on Airbnb.

On this episode of She Pivots, Elsa talks about founding “This is About Humanity,” her experiences being the spouse of an NBA player, and her trips back to the U.S.-Mexico border to help families seeking asylum.

Emily talks with Geena about growing up and competing in beauty pageants in the Philippines, her decision to move to the U.S. and hide her identity, and her advocacy around transgender rights.

In this episode, Priyanka talks about her risky pivot from Bollywood to Hollywood, becoming a mother, and why she’s choosing joy as she enters a new decade of her life.

On this emotionally intense episode of She Pivots, Emily talks with Tetiana about how the war in Ukraine upended her life, her immense personal sacrifices to help the war efforts in Ukraine, and her father’s role on the battlefield.

Tune in to this episode of She Pivots to hear more about Squad, Isa’s experiences with racism and sexism on Wall Street, and her hobby in skydiving.

Nitika shares her journey with chronic illness and the power of the chronic illness community, her decision not to have kids, and her singing career with the Resistance Revival Chorus.

Kelly shares her journey to stardom and her personal reason for entering the real estate business.

Brooke shares what it was like growing up with her mom, who served as her manager whilst battling alcoholism, how college began the journey to finding her freedom, and what it’s been like becoming an advocate around postpartum depression.

Susi recounts her childhood, discovering Hooked on Phonics, her career in the roofing industry, and her optimism for what the future holds.

Emily talks with Pinky about being a hustler from a young age, her background in the TV production industry, and how she has found success as a restaurateur.

On this episode of She Pivots, Lala talks candidly about everything from fighting for her daughter Ocean, choosing to get an abortion in her early 20s, struggling with alcohol, and eventually, her journey to sobriety.

In her most vulnerable conversation yet, Vice President Harris talked with Emily in front of a live audience about arguably the biggest pivot an individual can make: becoming the Vice President of the United States.

Emily spoke with Governor Hochul about her experience as a woman in politics, especially after she assumed office unexpectedly when the former Governor Cuomo resigned, and how she used that moment to pivot into the highest office in New York.