More Like You with Angie Mizzell

My memoir, Girl in the Spotlight, is now an audiobook. In this episode, I'm sharing the full story of why this book exists, why it took two years to bring it to audio, and why I believe this coming-of-age story is still so important for the woman who is standing at a crossroads right now.

This is the episode to start with if you're new here. It's everything you need to know about why I do this work — and why it might ...

It’s the last week of February, and in this episode, I’m sharing why it’s never too late to pause and reflect before moving forward. I walk through the simple year-end reflection process I did with my family—including the exact questions we used—and share why looking back builds clarity, confidence, and self-trust. 

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There are moments in life that feel like time pauses—the kind that pull us out of our heads and back into our hearts. This episode is about one of those moments, and about what it looks like to navigate life transitions we don’t feel prepared for.

A little over a year ago, I walked into Pluff Mud Mercantile during a season of empty nest adjustment, grief, and personal transition. My son had just left for college, and I was still pro...

When I read "I’m Sorry I Cremated You" by Jaclyn Michelle Smith, I instantly connected with her story. Her memoir captures the heartbreak, humor, and healing that come with caring for a parent with dementia and grieving the loss of both parents.

In this episode, Jaclyn and I talk about what it’s really like to love and care for aging parents while trying to hold on to your own life. She shares how improv comedy became her ...

It hits you in unexpected moments: months before the dorm drop-off, in the grocery aisle, or on a Sunday morning when the house just feels different.

In this episode, I’m talking with Allie Hill, author of The Girlfriend’s Guide to Empty Nesting. Allie and I explore what happens when your kids leave home — and how you can navigate the emotions, rediscover who you are, and begin writing the next chapter of your life.

Allie shares real...

This week, I'm talking with Carrie Morey, founder of Callie’s Hot Little Biscuit — the Charleston-born brand that began with her mom's country-ham biscuits and grew into a national favorite.

In 2005, Carrie was a new mom with a simple vision: to do meaningful work while keeping her family first. What started as a small, mail-order business has become an iconic Southern brand with a national retail presence, grab-and-go eat...

More Like You is One! 

October is a milestone month: I turned 51, More Like You turned one, and my memoir Girl in the Spotlight turned two. 

In this birthday-themed episode, author Tamar Hurwitz-Fleming joins me to reframe birthdays as a personal holiday—a spiritual, reflective day that belongs to you.

Tamar Hurwitz-Fleming is the author of How to Have a Happy Birthday, an award-winning book and companion workbook, and a birthday coac...

What if your next best move isn’t something you figure out, but something you feel?

In this episode of More Like You, I sit down with intuitive mentor and business guide Shauna VanBogart for a deep and eye-opening conversation about what it really means to tap into your intuition—and how to start trusting what you already know.

Shauna’s work blends personal growth, emotional intelligence, and energy awareness to help women navigate b...

Lindsay Ferrier is known for her wit, honesty, and long-running blog Suburban Turmoil—but until recently, she hadn’t shared one of the most defining parts of her story.

In this episode, Lindsay opens up about the abuse she endured behind closed doors, the moment she knew she had to leave, and the promise she made to herself: that once she was free, she’d be the voice she couldn’t find when she needed it most.

We talk about the power ...

In this episode, I'm talking with my friend, songwriter, musician, and music producer Jonathan "Mookie" Morant. 

Mookie is a multi-talented artist, songwriter, and record producer who has sold over 30 million units and earned many Gold and Platinum certifications. He’s worked with artists like Will Smith, Ginuwine, Queen Latifah, Justin Timberlake, NSYNC, and 98 Degrees—and contributed to the soundtracks of Men in Bla...

I met Camellia Jade when we both spoke at the Take the Lead conference. She walked on stage, took off her clothes, and stood in her red underwear. Not for shock value—but to show us what vulnerability really looks like. And what it can make possible.

Camellia is a personal stylist, speaker, and content creator at StyleFinder Boutique. She’s known for sharing style tips online—but what she’s actually doing is modeling how to show up ...

It’s graduation season, and if you're helping your kid pack for college while wondering what’s next for you—this episode is for you.

Laurin Collar is a former TV news anchor turned lifestyle content creator and founder of The Collar Find. She shares how she built a thriving brand in midlife, why she created her College Bound Guide, and how she’s navigating life as a mom of two college-aged daughters.

We talk about:
• Letting...

As the seasons shift, so do our rhythms—and sometimes, our priorities need a reset too.

In this solo episode, I share my go-to seasonal practice for getting clear on what matters: taking an inventory. Not just of your closet or your calendar, but of your energy, time, and attention. It’s the process I use to quiet the noise, cut through decision fatigue, and focus in on what’s truly a yes right now.

You’ll learn:

• Why “maybe” isn’t...

Right now, I’m preparing to take the stage at Take the Lead Charlotte, a powerful event designed for women leaders navigating growth in their careers and personal lives. As I’ve been refining my message, I kept thinking about this conversation I had as a guest on the Badass Women in Business podcast—so I knew I had to share it with you.

In this episode, we dive into a question so many of us wrestle with: How do you know when it’s ti...

In this episode of More Like You, I’m joined by my longtime friend, online educator, and founder of Calm Business, Kerstin Martin. We dive into the balance between taking risks and feeling safe, how to recognize the safety nets you already have, and why building a sustainable business matters more than chasing hustle culture.

Kerstin shares her journey from corporate life to solopreneurship, how she transitioned from web design to o...

What does it really mean to find your voice—and why does it feel so hard sometimes?

In this episode, I’m joined by functional health coach and author Marnie Dachis Marmet. Marnie shares how writing her memoir, My Song Unleashed, became an unexpected journey of self-discovery, helping her break free from expectations and embrace authenticity.

We talk about how movement, mindset, and writing can help you reconnect with yourself, why it...

We talk to our young girls about puberty, but no one prepares us for what happens next. The hormonal shifts of perimenopause, the identity shifts of midlife, and the life transitions that come with it—these are conversations we should be having much sooner.

In this episode, I sit down with Kerri Devine, writer, storyteller, and founder of Hot in Charleston, a community helping women feel seen and supported as they navigate life’s tr...

What if the key to success wasn’t trying to fit into the world’s expectations—but instead, fully embracing who you are? In this episode of More Like You, I sit down with novelist Lorna Hollifield to talk about making authenticity your superpower.

Lorna shares how she stayed true to her writing dreams despite rejection, why she walked away from a traditional career path, and how she and her husband built a life together—one rooted in...

Have you ever caught yourself overthinking, waiting for the “right time,” or imagining everything that could go wrong? What if, instead, you asked: What if it works out?

In this episode, I’m talking with Ann Imig, an award-winning writer, performer, and life coach who created Listen to Your Mother, a nationwide storytelling series that gave people a stage to share their stories. Ann helped me navigate one of the most vulnerable seas...