On this episode of She Pivots, Alli discusses how Drybar started as a mobile business so she could “get out of the house for a couple hours”; taking her power back by writing her bestselling book, “The Messy Truth”; and candid insights into the ups and downs of entrepreneurship.

On this episode of She Pivots, Tasmin recounts the secret of her father’s affair, the aftermath of the heart-wrenching decision to put her child up for adoption at 17, the decision to leave her husband, her courageous battle with colon cancer, and the creation of her nonprofit "Forward Hope.”

On this episode of She Pivots, Joy talks with Emily about her early invention ideas, getting Miracle Mop off the ground as a single mom with three young kids, the decision to sell her company to HSN, her new partnership with Pitbull, and the central role of family in her business decisions.

As a former World Cup champion, U.S. Olympian, and National Women's Soccer League champion on Gotham FC, Ali redefined what the game could be, especially for women. But soccer was more than just a career for her—it was a critical component along her journey to self-discovery.

On this episode of She Pivots, Shazi talks about her parents’ journey to the United States, the inspiration behind Happy Baby, and what she is most excited about with her newest company, Healthy Baby.

On this episode of She Pivots, Emily talks about being in a field dominated by men, how she leveraged her skills as a negotiator in the pajama business, and the role of her family in the career decisions she’s made.

Ilana talks about how Broad City went from a web series to a critically acclaimed series on Comedy Central; why she decided to launch Generator Collective and what they’re doing this year before the upcoming election; and how creating Babes was an immensely personal process.

On this episode of She Pivots, Alexis details what the reproductive health care landscape looks like now and what’s ahead in the fight for abortion rights.

On this episode of She Pivots, Jennifer talks with Emily about the disappointments in her early career, her battle with celiac disease, and why Fresh Kills is so deeply personal to her - a letter to her former self.

In this episode of She Pivots, Shannon recounts leaving behind her successful PR career to prioritize her kids, the importance of diversity in leadership, and what’s next for her after stepping down as CEO of Moms Demand Action.

In this episode of She Pivots, Julia reveals what life was like in the Haredi community, how a comment from her daughter pushed her to leave, and how she fought back in her very public and very controversial divorce battle.

In this special episode of She Pivots, recorded live at The Lincoln Center, Fran discusses the inspiration for The Nanny, the creation of The Cancer Schmancer Movement, and more.

In this episode of She Pivots, Kelly and Norah talk about the role of celebrity engagement in Baby2Baby, the logistics of their first 100,000 diaper donation, and overcoming sexism they have faced as CEOs of a female-led non-profit.

On this special Mother’s Day episode, Christy talks about the influences of her mother’s El Salvadoran heritage, her close relationship with Naomi Campbell, the founding and mission of Every Mother Counts, and the decisions she has made around her daughter Grace’s entry into the modeling world.

In this incredibly candid episode of She Pivots, Emelia recounts how her father’s suicide–and subsequently finding cars as an outlet for healing–has shaped her life.

On this episode of She Pivots, Crystal shares her feelings of “otherness” attending a majority white school in the suburbs of Detroit, how working in entertainment law gave her a roadmap to entering into a creative profession, the role of documentary filmmaking in her life, and launching GameUp with her son.

Chandrika talks with Emily about where she got her love for books, her hunger strike to convince her parents to let her attend college, arriving in New York City during the winter in a sari, her philanthropic work, and her Grammy nomination.

Jo Piazza joins us this week to talk about her latest book, “The Sicilian Inheritance” that is sure to be the book of the summer.

In this week’s candid convo, Sali dives into her Turkish-Southern family background, what she learned from working at Cisco, how she approaches conversations with staff who aren’t the right fit, and the success of the viral pink suit!

This week, we’re thrilled to drop an episode from one of our very favorite podcasts, Hype Woman, featuring our own host Emily Tisch Sussman!