#621 Imagine this: You have an amazing job that you love. You work with high-end clients and make a great living. Then your health starts showing signs that this path isn’t right for you. That’s the situation Emily D. Baker was in when she said goodbye to her career in law. She now hosts one of the top entertainment news podcasts, The Emily Show, and is among the most successful streamers on YouTube. I bet this will become some people’s favorite episode because Emily shares the exact steps that lead to her massive success. These principles are the driving force behind her growth to over 660K subscribers on YouTube. Emily regularly has over 30K people watching her live streams. We discuss what it takes to manage those numbers in real time and why creating a sense of community is vital. Join us to hear about the time I got myself in trouble with her superfans. The power of community is no joke! Show notes and more at SmartPassiveIncome.com/session621.See Privacy Policy at https://art19.com/privacy and California Privacy Notice at https://art19.com/privacy#do-not-sell-my-info.

In this episode, guest Emily D. Baker, a former deputy district attorney known for her insights into legal issues, joins the conversation. The discussion dives deep into the serious legal troubles facing Diddy, touching on shocking allegations and the implications for the music industry. They also lightheartedly dissect the stunning premiere of 'Real Housewives of Salt Lake City,' debating team loyalties among cast members. Additionally, they explore the drama of recent Bravo news, including Ciara's encounter with Oprah and Heather Dubrow's controversial moments.

Legal analyst Emily D. Baker brings her expertise to the conversation, diving into the legal troubles of Tom Girardi and the Chrisley family. She unpacks the complexities surrounding Girardi's competency and its implications for his estranged wife, Erica. Reality star Ariana Madix discusses her property disputes as she navigates fame. They also reflect on how friendships among women are perceived, adding a humorous take on suburban life and the dynamics of reality television.