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Saie Beauty: From a Blog to $100 Million in Sales w/ Laney Crowell
How do you build a $100 million beauty brand without opening a single store? Why is the box the cheapest part of a Saie product, on purpose? And why did getting profitable fast matter more to this founder than raising another round? Laney C
I Ran Steven Bartlett's Socials. Here's Why Your Content Flops w/ Holly Hayes
Everyone thinks Steven Bartlett's personal brand was built on talent. It was built on 200 posts a month. Most people post once a week, check the likes after half an hour and delete anything that flops. Behind The Diary of a CEO, every decis
Mined Diamonds Lose 40%: Why Lab-Grown Is Worth It! w/ Jessica Warch
The diamond industry told us diamonds are rare. They're not, and the moment you buy one it can lose 40% of its value. A mined diamond and a lab-grown one are chemically identical. A certified gemologist cannot tell them apart without a mach
Inside the Business of Documentaries, With an Oscar Winner w/ Odessa Rae
How do you pay for an Oscar-winning documentary on your own credit card? Why does the person carrying the legal and financial risk of a film get the least credit for it? And why does a $6 million film need an $18 million campaign to win Bes
Everything It Takes to Build a Profitable Swimwear Brand w/ Alexandra Miro
How does a swimsuit get from a drawing to a shop floor? Why did she have to pay for her own stock before Selfridges would sell it? And why did the brand only start making money once she took production in house? Alexandra Miro started her s
How To Read A Stock (Investing For Beginners)
In this Hot Girl Finance breakdown, we go through every number you see when you look up a stock, what each one is telling you, and which ones actually change whether it is worth buying. In this episode: ◼️ Market cap measures the size of a
How Creators Took Over Hollywood and the Talent Agency Business w/ Darnell Strom
What does a talent agent actually do for their 10%? Why are creators and brands now sitting in the top ten earners at one of the biggest agencies in the world, next to the actors and the athletes? And why does the man who runs UTA in Europe
Why Your Pension Depends on Other People's Children w/ Paul Morland
What happens to your pension when there is barely one worker left per retiree? Why does a demographer say the best money decision you can make in your thirties is having a child? And why does he think the next great crisis will be a bond cr
How to Run a Profitable Cult Fashion Brand w/ Jana Sascha, De La Vali
Jana Sascha started De La Vali selling dresses from the back of a car in Ibiza, to anyone who would buy them. Nearly ten years later the brand is stocked by its dream retailers, worn by Kate Moss, and online sales are up 300% in a year. So
How to Become a Screenwriter (Without Moving to LA) with Franklin Leonard
What do you actually get paid to write a Hollywood film? Can someone steal your script if you put it online? And why does the man who worked for Leonardo DiCaprio's production company say talent alone won't get you hired? Franklin Leonard i
How Writers Are Making $1 Million on Substack with Farrah Storr
The publishing industry pays writers last and cuts them first. Substack pays 50 of its creators over $1 million a year. One woman edited Women's Health, Cosmopolitan and Elle, saw where it was all going, and left to build the other side. In
Klarna Uncoded: What's Really Behind the Pink Button
Should you be using Klarna, or is Buy Now, Pay Later just expensive debt dressed up in millennial pink? We decode Klarna's origin story, who actually pays for "interest-free," the five ways Klarna makes money (late fees included), the psych
The Business of the Beauty Economy With Venetia Archer
Venetia Archer is the founder and CEO of Ruuby, the app that has delivered over a million manicures, massages and blow dries to front doors across the UK, Switzerland, France and the UAE. She can tell what treatment you'll book just by look
The Business Behind Victoria's Secret's Fastest-Selling Bikini, with Melissa Odabash
Anna Wintour ordered from her personally. Jennifer Lopez wore the first thing she ever designed. But Melissa Odabash started out selling bikinis from a bag backstage, barely making a dollar on each one. Twenty-five years and 70 countries la
Blockchains, AI, and the Future of Finance, with Amanda Cassatt
Amanda Cassatt helped bring Ethereum to market as CMO of ConsenSys, then founded the web3 firm Serotonin, co-founded NFT platform Mojito, and wrote a book on web3 marketing. She makes the case that most of us are quietly losing money withou
A Beginner's Guide to Crypto
Crypto talk. Most of us are quietly nodding along with no clue what any of it means. So today it's a crash course, we're going back to basics. Crypto, blockchain, bitcoin, ethereum, web3, defi and tokenization. By the end, you'll actually k
Sharmadean Reid: How to Build a World, Not Just a Brand
Sharmadean Reid built a beauty empire from a nail salon in East London — and she's done it again from scratch. She grew up on free school meals in Wolverhampton, started working for entrepreneurs at 14, and turned a £20-a-week cash-in-hand
Amazon’s First Investor: Nick Hanauer on How the Rich Rigged the Economy
Nick Hanauer was one of Jeff Bezos' first investors. Now he's telling other billionaires they have too much money. He grew up working in his family's pillow factory, helped start Amazon before anyone believed people would shop online, and s
Sophia Amoruso: The Lesson I Paid $400 Million to Learn
She started selling vintage on eBay with no business school, no business plan, and no idea what a P&L was. She built it into a $350M empire. Then it was gone. No co-founder. No safety net. Just instinct — and the brutal lessons that came wh
Why Modern Motherhood Feels Financially Impossible with Michelle Kennedy
She built Peanut while raising her son, funding the early product with her own savings. Today it's used by 5M+ women across fertility, pregnancy, motherhood and menopause. But that's not why she's here. She's here because professional mothe
How Annie's Ibiza Became Fashion's Cult Brand From €200
She left school at 15, sold vintage from a market stall at 14, and opened her first shop in Ibiza at 19 with €200 and zero backup plan. No investors. No loans. Just a vision and the relentless energy to build it. In this episode, Annie Dobl
Snake Serum, Kris Jenner & Making Her First Million with Maria Hatzistefanis
Maria Hatzistefanis started with £20,000 in savings, no investors, and a home office. Today she runs two global beauty brands and has written the manual on building your first million. The question isn't whether you can do it. It's whether
The Business of Divorce: What They Never Told You with Maria Fiorito
If you are in a relationship and not thinking about money, you are already behind. And if that relationship ends, you could lose everything you never knew you were entitled to. In this episode of Hot Girl Finance, Maria Fiorito, high net wo
Introducing “Hot Girl Finance with Poppy Jamie” | New Episodes Weekly
What's actually keeping you in that job, that relationship, that life? Money. And the fact that nobody ever taught you how it works. School taught you the area of a triangle. Nobody taught you how to build wealth. Poppy Jamie is a serial en
