High On Feminism

In Episode 5 of High On Feminism Season 5, Worthy and Well Founder Casey Berglund shares the inspiration behind her leadership coaching and how she helps people move through transitions with purpose, power, and heart.

From moving to Spain for love, and completely transforming her business in the process, Casey speaks candidly about the emotional weight of shifting patterns, redefining your work, and starting over when everything fee...

Bonjour from Barcelona!

We're back with another amazing episode focused on blending humor, healing and hard truths. 

French native, filmmaker, scriptwriter and founder, Anne-Cécile Ville, joins High On Feminism to chat her new media & film company, BF Media Lounge, everyone's friendly neighborhood eggplant, Boris, and the importance of rewriting your narrative. 

A year into her Juno House journey, Anne-Cécile shares how ...

In Episode 3 of High On Feminism Season 5, Jess sits down with Ani Linares, founder of Yaksok, for a bilingual episode rooted in language, culture, skincare, and identity.

The two dive into how skincare rituals differ across cultures, why traveling opens up the mind in unexpected ways, and how speaking someone’s language, literally or metaphorically, is a radical act of connection. From sunscreen lessons passed down by her mother to...

Up next HOF host and creator, Jess Poulin, sits down with Argentinian creative and Co-Founder of VASTA, Camila Ferrari Kaplan, to talk about her global fitness and lifestyle marketing agency that's pushing the boundaries to create out-of-the-box and unique campaigns. With a professional journey that expands across Buenos Aires, New York, Perth (Bunbury to be exact!), and now Barcelona, Camila reflects on finding the rhythm of ...

¡Hola y bienvenido desde Barcelona, España!

High On Feminism is officially back with Season 5, coming to you Live from Barcelona, Spain. Host & Creator, Jess Poulin sits down with Liana Grieg—co-founder of Juno House, a women’s club and co-working space in Barcelona built at the intersection of community, ambition, and wellness. 

A new member herself, Jess and Liana welcome you to the world of the Juno woman, chatting through bui...

In our last episode of the season, Jess sits down with powerhouse attorney Ashley Cloud, the visionary behind The Cloud Law Firm. Since childhood, Ashley has felt the call to create something meaningful in the legal world and has since then turned that calling into a thriving business. 

Jess and Ashley dive into what it really takes to start a business, covering the crucial things every aspiring entrepreneur should consider before t...

In the fifth episode of Season 4, we welcome Nikki Vargas, founder of Unearth Women and Author of “Call You When I Land.” Chatting about all things travel and feeling empowered to live her most authentic life, Nikki dives deeper into the real challenges that women face in the fields of journalism and travel writing. Bonding over their boldness and desire to seek out their most adventurous callings through Nikki's work with &qu...

Jess and Bryanna Samuels dive deep into workwear fashion and the crucial intersection of financial literacy and building lasting wealth. As the Founder and CEO of Good Rapport, Bryanna is revolutionizing the world of office-wear with her brand’s focus on sustainability and style. Good Rapport offers versatile, high-quality pieces that go beyond the office, embodying modern professionalism and inclusivity. Bryanna shares her journey...

In the latest episode, Jess sits down with Olga Bortnikova, Co-Founder and CEO of Tripsider. Discover how Olga’s groundbreaking platform is transforming the travel experience by connecting locals with travelers for truly authentic adventures. From its origins in Russia to its expansion into the U.S., Tripsider is reshaping the way we explore the world with a focus on sustainable tourism and meaningful connections. Olga shares her i...

In the second episode of Season 4, Jess sits down with Olivia Anthony, the founder and visionary behind the community-based streetwear brand LIVSTREETWEAR.

Not just a clothing line but a collection for a lifetime, LIVSTREETWEAR represents the unification from the nostalgic periods of fashion from the 90’s to early 2000’s. Celebrating the culture created during this time, from the pioneering music and eccentric hairstyles, to the ico...

We’re kicking off Season 4 of High On Feminism with Solonje Burnett, founder and CEO of Weed Auntie, a cannabis education and events platform, and co-founder and Chief Culture & Community Officer of Erven, which supports sustainable growth for brands and retailers.

In this episode, Solonje shares her journey in the cannabis industry, focusing on education and community-building. She discusses her mission to create an ...

To close out this special season, Jess chats with long time friend and barber Alyssa Bachowski about their journey of growth, self-discovery, and following one’s passions as an entrepreneur. After graduating with a degree in marketing only to find little satisfaction in the field, Alyssa shares what pushed her to pivot into the barber industry, how creativity fuels her work, and the importance of finding your own freedom, be it thr...

High On Feminism steps into high fashion as Jess welcomes Kasha Reavis, co-founder and brand designer of luxury resortwear brand Bohn Jsell. As a black and LGBTQ+ owned brand, Kasha explores the fashion industry and its continuous need for more diversity, the visual inspiration behind the brand’s colorful pattern styles and gives us backstage details as she recounts some of her experiences behind the show curtains.

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After experiencing the depths of depression and sadness in her own life, Elyse Fox joins High On Feminism to discuss the importance of mental health and what inspired her to create Sad Girls Club in 2017. Realizing that there was a need for space and conversation around the topic, Elyse explores the stigma against discussing mental health in the black community, re-learning herself through therapy, using cannabis as intentional med...

From the humble beginnings of a lollipop, to a full time career passion, Jess chats with private chef Kimberly Barrett on her journey through the culinary world of cannabis. After attending the Culinary Institute of America in 2007, Kim found her calling for health advocacy and baking after creating a blueberry and lemon infused muffin for a stage 3 breast cancer patient. That experience has now led to her on the precipice of launc...

Get ready for all the energy and all the vibes with our next guest, Andrea Dasent, the Founder  of corporate event planning firm, A Jay Event Productions. After leaving her career in finance behind to focus on building the life she wanted for herself, Andrea shares the highs and the lows of starting a business ahead of the 2020 pandemic, and discusses the bravery it takes to bet on yourself. Now a curator of luxurious corporate ret...

Jess and Laura OG bring all the energy to this episode of High On Feminism as they discuss Laura’s experience as a cannabis educator, cultivator and consultant with SMK BRK (Smoke Break). After graduating from the NY School of Visual Arts with a Design BFA, Laura shares why she switched up from her graphic design career, how she advocates for home growers, and explores the importance of making spaces that normalize the conversation...

In this episode of High On Feminism, Jess sits down with Maryam Pugh, CEO of social justice apparel brand Philadelphia Printworks. After founding her business in 2010, Maryam shares what compelled her to step into the world of printmaking, the importance of lifting up marginalized voices, and explores how she amplifies stories of black history through her artistry and advocacy. 

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