Worked in government and then ran my own public relations firm media consulting for global law firms. After the birth of my first child I began writing television recaps, which led to writing a book and for various media outlets. How would you describe your podcast? I have been called the Diane Sawyer of reality television.
Every Friday I interview reality stars of the past and present, and leading directors and producers of your favorite reality shows and documentaries. In addition each week I ask two different guests to dissect an episode of a reality television show for your enjoyment. My podcast is essentially like a weekly standup act. I write new material every week. The beauty of it is you can hear it from the luxury of your car, on a workout or at the nail salon.
In fact more comedians are realizing the value of a podcast. What inspired you to delve into the lives of reality show stars? I saw an opening for a show that featured more in-depth interviews with people who appear one-dimensional on television shows, and for hilarious recaps of shows from people of all walks of life.
I have liked almost everyone I have interviewed. What has been your favorite standup memory? Before my set I sat in the green room surrounded by photos of comedy giants. Talk about an out-of-body experience! With five kids, how do you manage all you do? I think I am pretty good at multitasking. I work everywhere and anywhere. Have there been any challenges? I have been really lucky getting some amazing guests. What have you learned about being a parent?
Children crave structure. I work hard to raise curious children who want to be global citizens. They need to love their siblings above all. Any advice you can offer for other working moms or moms looking to build their career? If you love something you will make time for it. How did Love for Lola leggings get started? That initial design, with my signature pink hearts, sold out within a few hours and quickly became an Internet sensation around the world.
