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Colleen McCann is the founder of Style Rituals and a true pioneer in blending fashion with spirituality. With over 20 years in the fashion industry, Colleen has created her own brand of glamour magic — where personal style becomes a powerful energetic tool.

We dive into what to wear for red carpets and big moments, the psychology of color, how to feel confident on camera, and why being stylish isn’t just about what you wear, but how you think and feel. Colleen shares her approach to mental style, along with insights on astrology, tarot, crystals, and how to align your energy for the year ahead.

Featured in Vogue, Goop, Vanity Fair, and more, Colleen’s career journey is fascinating — and trust me, it’s a wild story. This episode is full of style, spirituality, and confidence-boosting wisdom to kick off the new year.

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Kate Eckman is a career coach, who spent her life in high-performance environments — from competitive athletics to television newsrooms — and she knows firsthand what it takes to succeed.

But what makes this conversation special is where her story went next

Along the way, she began asking deeper questions about identity, self-worth, and what happens when the titles we’ve worked so hard for no longer define us. That curiosity led her into mindfulness, positive psychology, and ultimately into coaching high-achieving individuals who are craving something more honest, more grounded, and more fulfilling.

In this episode, we talk openly about navigating a demanding career in journalism, the impact of personal loss and grief, and how those experiences can completely reshape how we see success. We explore the pressures of high achievement, mental health, loneliness, friendships, and the courage it takes to slow down, turn inward, and be emotionally honest with ourselves.

Please welcome Kate Eckman.

Content notice: This episode contains discussions of suicide. If you or a loved one is feeling distressed, call or text the 988 Suicide & Crisis Line for free and confidential emotional support 24 hours a day, 7 days a week.

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We’re ending the year with a bang on "I Am Not a Weather Girl!" In this episode, I’m sitting down with someone whose career I’ve admired for years — Zuri Hall.

Zuri is an Emmy Award–winning host for "Access Hollywood "and a familiar face to fans as the sideline reporter interviewing contestants on NBC’s hit competition series, "American Ninja Warrior ." From red carpets to behind-the-scenes moments, Zuri has built an impressive career in entertainment news.

In our conversation, we dive into her career journey, some of her most memorable red carpet interviews, where she sees the entertainment news industry heading, and the exciting new show she’s launching next called NOT ABOUT SPORTS.

Zuri flips the script with NOT ABOUT SPORTS, premiering 1.6.26 on YouTube. Zuri goes one-on-one with your sports faves, diving deep into everything except the game — the people behind the headlines, the relationships, the identity shifts, and the moments that actually matter.

From love and purpose to passion and legacy, it’s about finding new reasons to cheer for the humans behind the game. Save the date and join the live watch party premiere here: https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=q-vbYy16UTM&pp=0gcJCR0AztywvtLA

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We’re looking back at an unforgettable 2025! From a spiritual medium predicting what’s ahead in 2026, to a celebrity psychologist with advice you can actually use. An investigative reporter walks us through the Gabby Petito case and shares tips on getting people to open up, TMZ host Charlie Neff reveals the biggest celebrity in her contacts, and Ginger Zee tells the story of getting hired on the spot -- plus so much more. Let’s dive in!

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Laurie Kaye a long-time music journalist and the author of "Confessions of a Rock ’n’ Roll Name-Dropper: My Life Leading Up to John Lennon's Last Interview." Her memoir showcases her life leading up to conducting an interview with her longtime idol, John Lennon, which was to become Lennon's final interview on what tragically turned out to be his last day alive.

In this episode, we discuss her career journey as a rock and roll journalist, detailing her experiences interviewing legendary musicians, including Paul McCartney and David Bowie. She reflects on her early love for music and the impact of John Lennon's tragic death on her career. In addition, Laurie opens up about her final interview with John Lennon, which she calls both the best and worst day of her life. She also offers valuable insights and tips for aspiring journalists.

Here's Laurie's career story.

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Daryn Carp is a pop-culture expert and she truly wears many hats.

From her early days as an NBC Page to assisting one of television’s most influential pop-culture figures, Andy Cohen, Daryn has built a career that spans some of entertainment’s biggest stages — including the Oscars and BravoCon.

In our conversation, we dive into her professional journey, what it’s really like working alongside Andy, behind-the-scenes insights into The Real Housewives universe, the value of authenticity on camera, and so much more. This is Daryn’s career story.

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Carolyn Kane is the president and chief operating officer of The NWT Group, a highly sought-after talent agency for journalists.

In this conversation, Carolyn discusses the role of agents and the importance of feedback for professionals in broadcasting. She discusses whether everyone needs an agent (spoiler: they don't) and highlights the unique approach of her agency, which focuses on hands-on coaching. Carolyn also shares what news directors and agents are looking for in their talent.

Not only is Carolyn a nationally recognized, award-winning journalist herself, but she's also a former news director, so she really understands the news industry. She says her mission at The NWT Group is simple — help good journalists become great, and help great ones find their next big opportunity.

So if you've been thinking about getting an agent, or if you already have one and you're unsure if they are the right fit, she offers so much solid advice. Carolyn, welcome to the show!

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Stephanie Coueignoux is a three-time Emmy Award-winning journalist and the host of the streaming news service LiveNOW from FOX. During her career, she worked at stations all over the country, including Boston, Cleveland, Charlotte and Orlando.

In this episode, we discuss the transition from traditional news to streaming and how her experiences have shaped her perspective on life and career. She's also a communications and media training coach, so this episode is filled with insights on building connections, delivering strong interviews and the importance of being true to oneself. Here's Stephanie's story!