In this episode, LYMA founder Lucy Goff speaks with Sabrina Elba, model, CEO, activist, and UN Global Ambassador for IFAD, whose mission is to empower women and girls around the world. Born in Canada to Somali parents, Sabrina’s work spans beauty, business, and humanitarian advocacy. As co-founder of S’ABLE Labs with her husband Idris Elba, she has created an inclusive skincare brand rooted in responsibly sourced African botanicals and designed for the needs of melanin-rich skin. Her impact has earned international recognition, from the TIME100 Impact Award to the World Economic Forum’s Crystal Award.

In this conversation, Sabrina opens up about what power truly means: showing up, doing the work, and staying grounded in purpose. She reflects on balancing public life with authenticity, redefining beauty through inclusion, and using business as a force for positive change.

This is more than a story of success; it’s the portrait of a woman transforming influence into impact and proving that real beauty begins with purpose.

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In this episode, LYMA founder Lucy Goff sits down with Elizabeth Hurley; actress, model, designer, and 30-year global ambassador of Estée Lauder’s Breast Cancer Campaign.

From her breakout roles in film and fashion to founding her own swimwear label, Elizabeth Hurley Beach, Elizabeth reflects on a life lived in the spotlight and the lessons learned along the way. As she celebrates her 60th birthday and a new chapter both personally and professionally, she opens up about navigating fame, embracing change, and finding power in optimism, friendship, and self-belief.

This is more than a story of glamour and longevity. It’s a portrait of a woman who continues to redefine confidence, resilience, and grace on her own terms.

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In this episode, LYMA founder Lucy Goff sits down with Huma Abedin, trailblazer in American politics and public service, whose extraordinary career has spanned more than two decades at the highest levels of leadership.

From her beginnings as an intern for First Lady Hillary Clinton, to serving as Senior Advisor in the U.S. Senate, Deputy Chief of Staff at the State Department, and Vice Chair of Hillary for America, Huma has been at the heart of history in motion. Today, she is Chief of Staff to Secretary Clinton, Vice Chair of the 30/50 Summit, MSNBC contributor, and New York Times bestselling author.

Born in the U.S, raised in Saudi Arabia, and now raising her son in New York, Huma brings a true global perspective to her reflections on power, identity, and purpose. In this candid conversation, she opens up about rebuilding after public scrutiny, finding strength in faith and family, and learning to define herself on her own terms.

This is more than a story of politics. It’s an intimate portrait of a woman whose life has been shaped by service, resilience, and an unshakeable belief in possibility.

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