How'd She Do That?

The real BTS of HSDT is here! We're so excited to share the launch of our How'd She Do That? Patreon Channel! Emily shares more insight into what you can expect on this platform as well as her excitement around it! We look forward to continuing to bring you amazing episodes that are available weekly on Apple and anywhere you listen to podcasts. Patreon members will receive exclusive content, Emily's Updates, private promotional codes from brands, and so much more! We will talk to you soon! JOIN THE CLUB: https://www.patreon.com/HowdSheDoThat

Welcome to our 'Summer Nights' Series sponsored by Liza Pruitt! We are so excited to dive into some of your favorite artist's summer memories throughout the month of August and how they inspire the art they create now! Stay tuned for their group show going live on August 24th on LizaPruitt.com! Texas landscape artist, Elizabeth Sage McLaurin, joins our host Emily Landers on the show and we discuss her story as well as how the changing seasons inspire her artwork. Listeners will enjoy hearing about Elizabeth's decision to become a full-time artist as well as her creative process, favorite summer getaways and so much more. These fun and casual conversations are meant to bring a moment of relaxation and nostalgia to your day as the summer season winds down!  We hope you enjoy every moment!

Today's guest Libby Fitzgerald is the Founder of Sea Star Beachwear! Sea Star launched in the summer of 2015 with the goal of creating the ultimate resort and summer water sport shoe and lifestyle brand for men, women, and children. You'll love hearing the details behind their business and the steps Libby took along the way to launch such a fun concept! Their water shoes are traditional in design yet contemporary in function. The neoprene fabric is stylish, breathable, and quick-drying. The non-marking deck shoe sole makes a safe transition from beach to boat to the boardwalk. The timeless collection features solids and prints perfect for the resort or urban lifestyle.  It truly is the perfect shoe for ocean swimming, strolling shell-strewn beaches, boat decks, or hot city pavement. We know guests will enjoy getting to know Libby and hearing more about the many products she now designs! Thank you Meredith Neal of Poppy Kids Co. for sponsoring this episode!

Today's guest, Shannon Latham is the CEO and Founder of Little English.  Little English is a woman-owned & operated design house with tradition at its heart. Inspired by the exceptional quality of hand-sewn clothing, and her belief that children should be well-dressed as children, Shannon Latham founded Little English in 2004. As head of design, Shannon works side-by-side with her daughter, Dunn Latham, to create seasonal collections. What started as a beautiful layette line defined by traditional hand-smocking has flourished into a full apparel line with accompanying accessories, outerwear, and gifts. Today, Little English is an upscale lifestyle brand that can be purchased through their website as well as in fine boutiques across the US, and major luxury retailers such as Bergdorf Goodman, Neiman Marcus, Maisonette, and more.

In today's impromptu bonus episode, our host, Emily Landers, continues to share BTS of all things HSDT! In this episode, Emily shares a recent 'ah-ha!' moment she had during a recording for an upcoming episode in which she continued to brainstorm further on a walk in Malibu with her husband. Listen in as Emily talks about the many different types of products guests have shared in detail on HSDT.  Emily's current brainstorming includes questions like 'What is more lucrative, a service-based company or one with a product?' 'How does one find a manufacturer?' 'Does anyone actually enjoy packaging and shipping products?' We can't wait to hear your thoughts!  We are so excited about all that's to come for both Emily and her listeners as we continue to think about where our businesses might be leading us. We look forward to the podcast continuing to welcome women into conversations around entrepreneurship all while encouraging female founders around the world.

Today's guest, Sallie Holder, is an entrepreneur, business coach, and founder of The BRIMM. After beginning her career as an attorney, Sallie decided to hone in on her passion for business and specifically teach women how to scale their businesses to $1M+ in revenue while encouraging them to stop playing small in business and in life. Sallie founded The BRIMM, with these goals in mind. The BRIMM helps entrepreneurs become the best version of themselves while pursuing the kind of business they actually want: one with abundant freedom, joy, and financial success. At HSDT we have found that no one is more passionate about business than Sallie Holder. She’s spent her entire career studying, rethinking, and developing an understanding of what makes companies thrive. She has used this hard-earned wisdom to develop her own specific methodology to help coach business owners and leaders to create wildly successful businesses, you'll hear all about it in today's episode!

In today's impromptu bonus episode, our host, Emily Landers, continues to share BTS of all things HSDT! In this episode Emily shares a lesson she was reminded of yesterday that truly touches every area of women's personal and professional lives. Listen in as Emily unpacks how she looks to find the positive in every season of life. Her current brainstorming includes questions like: How can I find the silver linings in my current season? What tasks will I delegate when I am able to do so? Where can I encourage others in ways that make an impact? We are so excited about all that's to come for both Emily and her listeners as the podcast welcomes women into conversations around entrepreneurship and continues to encourage female founders around the world.

Today's guests Kaki McGrath and Lauren Stephens are sisters and also the founders of the popular clothing brand, Dudley Stephens. Dudley Stephens is a family-owned and operated fashion brand that uses fleece to elevate our everyday. Launched in 2015 by Lauren (who handled celebrity dressing and VIP relations at Gucci and Calvin Klein) and Kaki McGrath (who brings a background in sports and entertainment marketing) with their mother, Bonnie, the line has grown from its signature turtlenecks to tops, dresses, and accessories for women, men, and children. The brand is proudly female-founded and run, with styles sourced from innovative recycled materials. Their pieces are sold direct-to-consumer and through select storefronts. Dudley Stephens works hard to promote positive change through initiatives that are authentic to their brand, which you'll hear more about in today's episode. We know listeners will enjoy getting to know Kaki and Lauren throughout this conversation - it's one you will want to share with a friend!

Today’s guest, Demi Tebow is a model, actress, advocate, and entrepreneur.  Demi was crowned Miss South Africa in 2017 and went on to win the title of Miss Universe 2017 which debuted her career as a speaker and influencer. She moved to the United States during her Miss Universe reign and married her husband Tim Tebow in 2020.  As you listen you'll get to know more about Demi as she shares her story, from her upbringing in South Africa, to her time as Miss Universe, and her passion for entrepreneurship with a purpose. We know listeners will be encouraged by Demi's story. In honor of Demi's upcoming birthday, HSDT is proud to partner with TTF and Compassionate Hope, a global charitable organization focused on providing hope and a future to victims of human trafficking and exploitation in Asia.

Today's guest Sarah Bray West is the founder of her eponymous sunhat line, Sarah Bray Bermuda. In this episode, you'll follow Sarah's career from her home state of Texas, on to New York City, and Bermuda, where she currently resides. For the past decade, Sarah has been a writer and editor in New York City penning for House Beautiful, ELLE Decor, Veranda, Town & Country, Hamptons, Beach, and more! While this was an amazing experience for Sarah to learn about and report on so many fashion and decor brands of all shapes, sizes, and styles, she ultimately grew disenchanted with promoting the over-consumption of luxury goods for a living. In early 2020, Sarah moved to the mid-Atlantic island of Bermuda (this Texan is luckily married to a fifth-generation Bermudian!) and took some time to realign her career values and brainstorm how she could make a living around inspirational, but not wasteful, shopping. Thus began her popular collection of beautiful sunhats made from antique, vintage, recycled, and biodegradable materials. We know listeners will enjoy getting to know Sarah in today's episode - it's one you will definitely want to share with a friend!