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Let’s be honest: Glinda’s bubble was cute until it wasn’t. And “good” was working for her… until it really, really wasn’t.

What happens when your biggest career high collides with your hometown's worst nightmare?

In this episode, I sit down with jewelry designer Jill Reno, whose path to Paris Haute Couture Week started with plastic Michael's beads on a not-so-glamorous layover in Milwaukee.

In today's episode, recorded LIVE!, I'm joined by my longtime friend, Australian hairdresser, and salon owner David Bamford—a man who once rocked twin blue mohawks, won international awards by surprise, and opened a gorgeous River Oaks salon… five weeks before the world shut down. We trace his wild path from architecture student to behind-the-basketball-court barber

Ever worn a label that felt perfect—until it started itching like a bargain-bin T-shirt? Same.

In this episode, I unwrap the identities I've collected (and returned) over the years:

• The week I was German, Lebanese, Egyptian, and Irish—no layovers required.

What do fashion tariffs, Blake Lively's alleged text-message nuclear codes, and Instagram's sneaky Discover feed have in common? They all escalated—fast.

Welcome to the inaugural "Well, That Escalated…"—the once-a-month segment where I drag my favorite opinion-sharpshooter Laura Max Rose out of our group-chat bunker and into the studio. It's basically the audio version of us texting "WAIT, DID YOU SEE THIS?" at 1 a.m.

I'm joined once again by my friend, writer, podcaster, and self-proclaimed Colleen Hoover expert Laura Max Rose for a conversation that's part literary therapy session, part red carpet roast, and part adaptation wish list. We dig into the controversies, casting choices, and unexpected emotions that came with the It Ends With Us adaptation—Laura's seen it six times, so she's got notes—and talk about what works (and what doesn't) when a beloved book becomes a movie.

In this solo episode of Inside the Design Studio, I get into a question that's more political than it might seem: Do Americans really want things to be made in America?

It sounds good on paper—and even better on a campaign trail—but the reality is messier. As someone who has spent the past 15 years making clothes in Houston, I'm here to tell you: wanting the label is not the same as supporting the labor.

🎭 How does a Tony-winning Broadway actress transition to television, balance family, and keep reinventing herself?

In this episode of Inside the Design Studio, I sit down with the legendary Kelli O'Hara to talk about her journey from small-town Oklahoma to Broadway's biggest stages and HBO's The Gilded Age. Kelli shares how she:

In this episode, I sit down with my longtime friend, Travis Paul Martin, who went from aspiring actor to fashion PR powerhouse. We met over 20 years ago at Parsons Paris—back when we were young, stylish, and slightly delusional about how the industry worked. Now, after working with brands like Gucci, Barneys, and Rothy's at top agencies like KCD and BPCM, Travis has built his own firm, TPM Consulting, helping brands craft stories that truly make an impact.

Katharine Quinn never set out to run Broadway's most innovative social media campaigns (have you SEEN "The Great Gatsby" on Instagram and TicTok?), but here she is—shaping the future of theater marketing, one viral moment at a time. In this episode, we dive into her fascinating journey from performer to director to creative brand strategist, her accidental foray into social media, and how she built a business that's redefining Broadway marketing.