The Emma Guns Show

Learn strategies for coping with afternoon slumps and shaking off a foggy feeling. Discover the impact of seasonal changes on energy levels and the importance of maintaining a consistent sleep routine. Join the Facebook group to share your experiences and get words of encouragement. Check out the ad segments promoting Juvederm Voluma XC and free flu vaccines.

Guest Laura Mathias, alopecia advocate, discusses her journey with alopecia, the challenges of wearing wigs, and the empowering experience of finding a community online. They navigate sensitive subjects and acceptable vocabulary, and emphasize the importance of confidence and positive attitude in starting conversations.

This non-linear episode explores the dark side of self-help gurus, reflecting on the Russell Brand news. The hosts discuss 'girl dinner' and 'girl math' and remember their friend in dentistry. The hazards of following wellness gurus are examined, along with apologies, gratitude, and recommendations.

In this episode I'm joined by Natassia Nicolao, or Tass she is known to her friends. She is one of the most exciting and forward-facing beauty entrepreneurs at the helm of a brand today. The brand is Conserving Beauty and it has already gone viral in Australia where the patented technology allowed them to create the world’s first fully dissolvable and compostable cleansing mask and wipe.If you’re jaded by all the greenwashing and tokenistic efforts brands say they are making then Conserving Beauty might be the brand you need to hear about. It’s the only beauty brand to be backed by Impact Funds and is lead by an all-female board including Elle MacPherson.To join the closed Facebook group for the podcast click here >> The Emma Guns Show Forum.To follow me on social media >> Twitter | Instagram.Watch clips from the podcast >> Youtube | The Emma Guns ShowSign up for my newsletter here >> Newsletter. Hosted on Acast. See acast.com/privacy for more information.

The podcast discusses the trend of making women appear stupid on social media, with a focus on 'girl dinner' and 'girl math'. They also touch on the concept of buying and refunds, changing attitudes towards work-life balance, and perceptions of rudeness in different age groups.

Jodie Cariss, founder of The Self Space, discusses her disruptive approach to therapy and the importance of embracing invisibility. They also explore rebellion and aging in the beauty industry, facing insecurities and pressure as a TV presenter, processing the end of friendships, the need for self-preservation in relationships, and overcoming childhood labeling.

Exploring the September stress phenomenon and its impact, recovering from a holiday by alleviating stress and setting goals,convincing yourself to love dreaded activities, discussing the importance of muscle for longevity and changing mindset.

Explore the power of morning routines and meditation, creating a calming morning routine, journaling, and personalizing routines to maximize your morning routine and impact your day.

From the impact of conspiracy theories on our thinking to the allure of these theories in the wake of the pandemic, this podcast explores the psychological and social effects they have. They also discuss the negative impact of traditional news and provide strategies to avoid getting caught up in negativity.

Laney Crowell, CEO of SAIE Beauty, shares her career journey in film and magazine journalism. Topics discussed include disrupting the beauty industry, overcoming challenges in branding, navigating risks, and embracing authenticity and mental strength.