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Episode 169: Lorna Landvik, Author

July 16, 2019 by Julie Harris Oliver in Diversity, entertainment, hollywood, Writers, activism, acting, entrepreneur, women, Politics, Comedy, theatre

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Lorna is the author of twelve novels, including the best-selling Patty Jane’s House of Curl, Oh My Stars, Best to Laugh, Once in a Blue Moon Lodge, and my very favorite, Angry Housewives Eating Bon Bons.

She has also performed as a stand-up comedian and actor, and annually does her one woman show, Party in the Rec Room in Minneapolis. She serves margaritas to the audience while doing improv for the whole show. She’s a riot and this was fun.

Her brand new novel: Chronicles of a Radical Hag (with Recipes): A Novel, is available now at booksellers everywhere, and here.

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July 16, 2019 /Julie Harris Oliver
writer, culture, politics, gender equality, novel, book club, literature
Diversity, entertainment, hollywood, Writers, activism, acting, entrepreneur, women, Politics, Comedy, theatre
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Episode 156: Liz Jenkins, CFO, Hello Sunshine

April 16, 2019 by Julie Harris Oliver in Diversity, entertainment, Film & TV, Post Production, women, hollywood, Editorial, Producer, Studios, Writers, entrepreneur, business, Coaching, Commercials, Consulting, Digital content, investment, capital, DGA, Directors, documentary, human rights, LGBT, Unscripted, WGA

This episode generously sponsored by:

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Liz is the Chief Financial Officer of Hello Sunshine, the media brand founded by Reese Witherspoon. She tells us all about the company, their mission, and their culture. It’s as good as you imagined. Liz was formerly the Senior Vice President of Corporate Development and Strategy at Media Rights Capital. While there, she worked on the deal to bring House of Cards to Netflix, which was then written up as a Harvard Business Review business case, and she talks it about it here as well. Liz is very much one of the best and brightest, and I’m so happy to have her on the show.

April 16, 2019 /Julie Harris Oliver
digital content, digital marketing, women in leadership, women in business, Hello Sunshine, women in tv, women in entertainment, women focused story, book club, female CFO
Diversity, entertainment, Film & TV, Post Production, women, hollywood, Editorial, Producer, Studios, Writers, entrepreneur, business, Coaching, Commercials, Consulting, Digital content, investment, capital, DGA, Directors, documentary, human rights, LGBT, Unscripted, WGA
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