Jennifer Sey

Jennifer Sey, former Levi's brand manager and founder of XXXY Athletics, discusses Trump's executive order defining gender and its implications on corporate culture. Larry Alex Taunton, an independent journalist, shares insights from his visit to the World Economic Forum, critiquing globalist agendas. The conversation also examines the Biden administration's immigration policies, emphasizing a biblical perspective on cultural cohesion, and the cultural impact of transgender inclusion in sports. A call to action for ongoing political engagement resonates throughout the discussion.

Jennifer Sey, former chief brand officer of Levi's, has transformed from corporate executive to passionate advocate for female athletes. She shares her journey confronting the fallout from COVID lockdowns and launching her new athletic brand, XX-XY. Sey discusses the radical impacts of the pandemic on education and health, especially for children. She also emphasizes the need to protect women's sports and the integrity of Title IX amid changing gender definitions, aiming to spark a cultural shift through her brand.

Jennifer Sey, founder of XXXY Athletics and former CMO of Levi's, dives into the battle for women's sports protection. She discusses the viral 'Real Girls Rock' ad campaign that celebrates female athletes while tackling bullying. Sey critiques the implications of trans inclusion in women's sports, arguing it undermines biological women's achievements. The conversation also highlights Nike's hypocrisy in supporting female athletes, revealing mistreatment cases and the potential for change under investor pressure.

Jennifer Sey, Founder and CEO of XXXY Athletics and author of "Levi's Unbuttoned," passionately discusses the complex issue of trans athletes competing in women's sports. She argues that despite Trump's executive order, many girls and women continue to face challenges. Sey sheds light on specific controversies at collegiate and high school levels, highlighting the divide between public perception and political action. The conversation emphasizes the need for advocacy and fairness in athletics, amidst ongoing debates and regulatory inconsistencies.

Jennifer Sey, an author and former Levi's Brand President, advocates fiercely for women's sports. She shares her emotional experience at the White House during Trump's executive order on gender in athletics, and critiques the new NCAA policy she believes is ineffective. Sey highlights the 'Real Girls Rock' campaign, celebrating resilient female athletes, and discusses the silence around critical issues in women's sports. Additionally, she addresses the need for cultural change and more diverse educational pathways for the next generation.

Jennifer Sey, a former US national-champion gymnast and ex-Levi’s brand president, shares her dramatic fall from corporate grace after speaking out against Covid school closures. She discusses the 'awokening' of corporate America and how cancel culture impacted her life. Sey also introduces her new venture, XX-XY Athletics, highlighting the contentious fight over women’s sports. The conversation critiques corporate hypocrisy and dives into the cultural implications of gender identity legislation, advocating for fairness and safety in athletics.

Dana Gould, a comedian known for his cultural commentary, returns to share laughs about Jimmy Carter, peculiar ‘70s films, and the challenges of clean comedy. Former Levi's exec Jennifer Sey reveals her controversial exit from the brand over Covid policies and her pivot to launching XX-XY Athletics, an empowering clothing line. They touch on the absurdities of celebrity culture, school closures, and the societal backlash against dissenting voices during the pandemic, all while keeping the conversation light and engaging.

Jennifer Sey, a former big brand marketing powerhouse and national gymnastics champion, engages in a thought-provoking conversation about the influence of woke capitalism on corporate messaging. She discusses the evolution of advertising, corporate HR's role in shaping culture, and the impact of Title IX adjustments on women in sports. Sey addresses body positivity and gender identity, critiquing how mainstream brands navigate these sensitive topics. Her insights challenge conventional narratives and promote deeper understanding of the complexities surrounding identity and marketing.

Jennifer Sey, a former Levi's executive and CEO of XX-XY Athletics, and Sage Steele, a outspoken former sports broadcaster, join the conversation alongside Michele Tafoya. They discuss the rising concerns about biological men competing in women's sports and the impact on fairness and integrity. Sey shares insights about the launch of her advocacy brand aiming to protect female athletes. The trio also tackles the ongoing legal landscape surrounding Title IX, censorship of activists, and the shifts in narrative on gender inclusion in sports.

Former Levi's brand manager Jennifer Sey discusses controversial opinions on COVID school closures, abusive coaching in gymnastics, advocacy for women's sports and Title IX, and the creation of an athletic apparel brand supporting gender equity in sports.