Sarah Fader The Podcast

Join me as I sit down with Jocelyn Davis, author of many books on leadership including her latest, Insubordinate where she dissects 12 female business archetypes and reframes them. A self-identified snow queen, Jocelyn is cool, collected and brilliant. Here's more about her: Jocelyn Davis is an internationally known author and speaker and the former head of R&D for a global leadership development consultancy. Her previous business books include Strategic Speed, The Greats on Leadership, and The Art of Quiet Influence. Her historical novel, The Age of Kali, has been called “brilliant,” “heretical,” and “deeply moving.” Jocelyn holds master’s degrees in philosophy and Eastern classics; she loves bringing ancient stories and wisdom from many cultures to bear on modern, practical issues. She lives in Santa Fe, New Mexico. Jocelyn is available for speaking engagements, interviews, and workshops. https://www.jocelynrdavis.com/

Michelle Tillis Lederman is a people expert who inspires organizations and individuals to build real relationships and get real results. Having worked with organizations large and small, she’s identified the common struggle… it’s people challenges. Michelle began her journey to training and speaking when she became disheartened by the lack of leadership and communication she experienced in corporate America. She is a recovering CPA who spent over a decade in finance. Michelle’s shift began when she wanted to teach hedge fund advisers how to convince her to invest. Michelle realized she was a teacher at heart, and began designing her own ideal career. It was this change that led her to found Executive Essentials a training company that provides communications and leadership programs, as well as executive coaching services, to enable others to excel professionally. Michelle is an accomplished speaker, trainer, coach, and author of four books including The Connector’s Advantage, The 11 Laws of Likability, Heroes

Join me as I sit down with Vic Peroni, COO of Arctiva, a natural skincare company. Here's more about Arctiva: Their products have: clinically proven ingredients • Key vitamins, botanicals, and essential oils • Free of steroids, fragrance, sulfates, and parabens • No testing on animals Enhanced with HYDROSURF™ Arctiva is the only product line on the market that features Hydrosurf ™ Glycolipid technology – a revolutionary blend of fermented ingredients discovered in Antarctica with powerful skincare benefits. · The transformative skincare line combines breakthrough science and natural cruelty-free ingredients with clinically proven FDA-approved actives for proven results. · ARCTIVA’s active ingredients—colloidal oatmeal in the eczema cream and salicylic acid in the psoriasis cream—target symptom conditions such as itching, redness, flaking, irritation or scaling. · The products also include beneficial vitamins, botanicals and essential oils to help soothe and hydrate skin.

Join me as I sit down with Robin Finn, writer, teacher and creator of the Heart, Soul, Pen.,® writer's workshop. Robin is a mother of special needs kids and knows the challenges of parenting neurodivergent children. About Robin Finn: Robin Finn, MA, MPH, is an award-winning writer, teacher, and coach, and the founder and creator of Heart. Soul. Pen.,® a Los Angeles-based course blending writing and radical self-expression for women. Robin helps women find their voice on the page and transform their creative spark into a fiery conflagration. Her work has been featured in The New York Times, The Washington Post, the Los Angeles Times, BuzzFeed, Mamalode, Brain Child, The Huffington Post, ADDitude Magazine, the BBC podcast Sacred Objects, as well as internationally syndicated and anthologized. She is on the faculty of UCLA Extension Writer’s Program where she launched and teaches the Women’s Writing Workshop. Robin has master’s degree in Public Health from Columbia University and in Spiritual Psychology from t

Join me as I have a fun conversation with author, Liz Alterman about her YA suspense novel He'll Be Waiting and all her amazing projects. Liz is a powerhouse Aries writer, mama and cat lover. Liz Alterman is the author of a domestic suspense novel, The Perfect Neighborhood, a young adult thriller, He’ll Be Waiting, and a memoir, SadSacked. Her work has appeared in The New York Times, The Washington Post, McSweeney’s, and other outlets. She lives in New Jersey with her husband, three sons, and two cats, and spends most days microwaving the same cup of coffee and looking up synonyms. When she isn’t writing, she’s reading. Links: My website: https://www.lizalterman.com/ Twitter: https://twitter.com/LizAlterman Instagram: https://www.instagram.com/lizalterman/ Newsletter: https://lizaltermanwriter.substack.com

Join me as I interview the brutally honest, funny, and talented Aliza Worthington. Her first name is pronounced Uh-lee-zuh, which rhymes with the leaning tower of Pisa. Don't you forget it, either...like I did. We discuss mansplainers, old school blogging, BlogHer, New York and more! "Accountability journalism, advocacy for marginalized folks, harm reduction in all ways possible." Aliza Worthington's current writing home is Baltimore Fishbowl, winner of 21 MDDC Press Association Awards, including Best in Show for its category. She also still calls Crooks and Liars dot com her home and journalistic family; she was a writer and editor there for the last 5 years and fills in when she can. Aliza co-hosts the Momocrats weekly podcast with powerhouses Karoli Kuns and Donna Schwartz Mills. One day, if the Flying Spaghetti Monster smiles upon her, she shall get back to her sad, neglected blog, The Worthington Post. Her writing has been sourced by Lawrence O'Donnell, applauded by the Creative Director of the Oscar

In this episode, James Gummer and I talk about how OCD impacts our romantic relationships among other things. It's hard when the grocery store doesn't have that specific brand of vegan sausage that you want and you have to stand there for 45 minutes trying to figure out what to do! James Gummer has no idea what’s going on and is learning to be okay with that. He lives in Baltimore, Maryland where he works as a drummer and teaches Tai Chi, qigong, and meditation. He’s been fascinated with eastern philosophy since childhood and is really interested in integrating timeless wisdom with modern science. As a writer, James has written on topics such as OCD, anxiety, breakups, and how not to be a jerk face. He loves Star Wars, dogs, not having to do stuff, and is a huge fan of naps. Find him at jamesgummer.com and james-writes.com.

The boys from SLC metalcore band Image/Intent join me to talk music and donuts! Secrets are revealed as well as embarrassing nicknames! Omar Estrada (vocalist), Alejandro Gomez (guitar) and Jake Burgess (drums) are hilarious and talented AND have an upcoming show in Orem, Utah on Friday 5/26/23. Tickets are available at https://www.theboardwalksound.com/ More about Image/Intent: IMAGE/INTENT journey through purpose and passion, creating an evocative soundscape fit for a voyage of deep introspection. The quintet—Omar Estrada (vocals), Brandon Shay (guitar), Homer Raymundo (bass), Alejandro Gomez (guitar), and Jake Burgess (drums)—carefully coalesce ethereal elements, crushing riffs, and hard-hitting choruses to reshape the world of metalcore through their heartfelt lyricism and authentic expression. IMAGE/INTENT offer a realm of thoughtful escapism, establishing their unwavering intention and vision to motivate beyond solely sound. With their breakout single “Ryan Gosling” being featured on numerous Sp

Omar Estrada, Lead singer of the band Image/Intent and I talk music, dogs, ADHD, 9-5 jobs, how I have been fired for being late or weird, metalcore bands and more! You'll have to listen to find out all the things! He reveals the reason that their song "Ryan Gosling" is called "Ryan Gosling." Omar likes Bring Me The Horizon as much as I do. BUT WAIT! This is extremely important; after Omar and I say goodbye on this podcast episode keep listening to hear the song "Ryan Gosling" by Image/Intent. Lean more about Image/Intent here and listen to Ryan Gosling! https://withkoji.com/@IMAGEINTENT IMAGE/INTENT journey through purpose and passion, creating an evocative soundscape fit for a voyage of deep introspection. The quintet—Omar Estrada (vocals), Brandon Shay (guitar), Homer Raymundo (bass), Alejandro Gomez (guitar), and Jake Burgess (drums)—carefully coalesce ethereal elements, crushing riffs, and hard-hitting choruses to reshape the world of metalcore through their heartfelt lyricism and authentic expressio

Join me as I kick it with Homer Raymundo, bassist from the metalcore band Image/Intent. A former firefighter and musical chameleon, Homer was born in Brazil and came to live in Nevada, He started playing violin as a child and eventually moved on to guitar and bass. What can he say? He loves the strings! He's proud to be a part of Image/Intent. who I discovered on TikTok. Also, I put eyeliner on for this podcast. You're welcome. Here's more about Image/Intent: IMAGE/INTENT journey through purpose and passion, creating an evocative soundscape fit for a voyage of deep introspection. The quintet—Omar Estrada (vocals), Brandon Shay (guitar), Homer Raymundo (bass), Alejandro Gomez (guitar), and Jake Burgess (drums)—carefully coalesce ethereal elements, crushing riffs, and hard-hitting choruses to reshape the world of metalcore through their heartfelt lyricism and authentic expression. IMAGE/INTENT offer a realm of thoughtful escapism, establishing their unwavering intention and vision to motivate beyond solely so

I chat with J.C. about her new adult romance books, mental breakdown and disability while her dogs interrupt us non-stop. Don't miss this opportunity to hear about sizzling romance. J.C. Hannigan lives in Ontario, Canada with her husband, their two sons and their dogs. She writes contemporary romance stories with compelling characters and vibrant plots that focus on relationships, mental health, social issues, and other life challenges. http://jchannigan.com Twitter –https://twitter.com/jchanniganbooks Facebook – https://www.facebook.com/authorjchannigan Instagram – https://www.instagram.com/authorjchannigan TikTok – https://www.tiktok.com/@authorjchannigan?_t=8XFOzu1OB9S&_r=1 FANnigans – https://www.facebook.com/groups/FANnigans Newsletter – https://www.subscribepage.com/jchannigannewsletter Author Website – http://jchannigan.com AllAuthor – https://allauthor.com/profile/jchannigan/ Amazon Author Page – http://amzn.to/2bvioNg Goodreads Author Page – https://www.goodreads.com/author/show

Join me as I interview Tanner Ray Rook, who plays Bo on the Wilds, and Reed Shannon, who plays his best friend Scotty. We discuss bromances, toxic masculinity, Australians and more! Tanner Ray Rook is an American actor best known for the role of “Bo” in Amazon Prime’s The Wilds. Tanner was born in Lynnwood Washington on August 13th 1999, he began acting in elementary school and continued through high school. He studied at AMDA College of The Performing Arts in 2019. Reed LoRenzo Shannon, aka Reed Lorenzo and Reed Shannon made his debut on the silver screen in the 2019 feature film ~Canal Street~, cast in the role of "Joe". Reed is "Singing AJ", a series regular voice on Nickelodeon Jr's. ~Blaze & The Monster Machines~. He appeared as "Blake" cast in ~Station 19~, the popular spin off to Grey's Anatomy. He was guest star "Tyler" in Nickelodeon's ~Henry Danger~, an "Aca Fella" in Nickelodeon's ~School of Rock~, and has performed voiceover work in Nickelodeon's ~Game Shakers~. Reed began musical theatre

Listen to my conversation with Reed Shannon about his role of Scotty on Amazon Prime's The Wilds. What does he think about Scotty? Is he a typical theater kid? Let's find out! Reed LoRenzo Shannon, aka Reed Lorenzo and Reed Shannon made his debut on the silver screen in the 2019 feature film ~Canal Street~, cast in the role of "Joe". Reed is "Singing AJ", a series regular voice on Nickelodeon Jr's. ~Blaze & The Monster Machines~. He appeared as "Blake" cast in ~Station 19~, the popular spin off to Grey's Anatomy. He was guest star "Tyler" in Nickelodeon's ~Henry Danger~, an "Aca Fella" in Nickelodeon's ~School of Rock~, and has performed voiceover work in Nickelodeon's ~Game Shakers~. Reed began musical theatre training at North Carolina Theatre in Raleigh, North Carolina at the age of four. After auditioning before Berry Gordy and the creative team, at the age of thirteen, Reed was cast in the Broadway First National Tour of ~Motown the Musical~ originating the principal touring roles of "Young Michael

Today Dr. Amy Marschall and I had a non-linear conversation which included ADHD myths and being Gifted AND Talented. Also the Nazis used technology that led to the invention of the Smartphone, which is terrifying. We talked about cancel culture and learning instead of giving up in ignorance. Dr. Marschall has been in practice since 2016 and works in the Child and Adolescent Therapy Clinic with Sioux Falls Psychological Services, providing assessment and therapy treatment to clients age two through college. She also provides ADHD assessments through ADHD Online and therapy services through Spring Health. Dr. Marschall is certified in telemental health and is the author of Telemental Health with Kids Toolbox. She is also the author of I Don’t Want To Be Bad: A CBT Workbook for Kids, Parents, and the Professionals who Help Them, A Year of Resiliency: 465 Journal Prompts to Become Your Strongest Self, and Armani Doesn’t Feel Well: A Book to Help Sick Kids. Follow Amy at @DrAmyPsyD

December Rose is an award-winning Canadian singer and the Hollywood Music In Media Award Winner 2022 (Adult Contemporary). She's been working as a professional singer in the music industry for over 15 years. December is also a vocal coach and founder of @decemberrosestudios. On this episode, we talk about the intersection between music and mental health. December discusses family trauma and the role it has played in her life and art. Follow her on Instagram @decemberrosemusic Read more about her: https://decemberrosestudios.com.

Michael Kasdan is a lawyer and mental health advocate who has started a new movement: Lawyering While Human. Combining his activism and legal career, Kasdan is questioning the mental health of attorneys and wants to make a difference. After taking a seven month leave of absence from work due to debilitating depression, Kasdan wants to make a difference in the way that attorneys are treated and promote wellness in firms. Follow him @Zen.Mayhem on Instagram and @Law_while_human on Twitter.

Gerrick Kennedy is a music journalist and the author of Didn’t We Almost Have It All: In Defense of Whitney Houston. In this episode, we discuss the challenges Houston faced as a black woman in the music industry. His writing has appeared in Vanity Fair, Rolling Stone, GQ, Wall Street Journal Magazine, Men’s Health, Variety, NPR Music, Billboard, Spin, Playboy, Teen Vogue, Shondaland, Cultured Magazine and the Los Angeles Times. Read more about Gerrick here: https://www.gerrickkennedy.net/ Pick up a copy of Didn't We Almost Have it All: In Defense of Whitney Houston anywhere books are sold!

Michael Landsberg is the founder of the Canadian mental health charity Sick Not Weak. Landsberg and I discuss ADHD, interviewing celebrities, triangles, dyslexia, antidepressants, Canadians and more!

Matt Snow and Meredith Erin are the co-founders of Boredwalk, a subversive dark humor lifestyle brand based out of LA. Boredwalk is artist-owned and operated and has apparel for men, women, and kids. The products are designed and hand printed in the Los Angeles area headquarters using eco-friendly water-based inks. In this episode we discuss the genesis of Boredwalk, which came after a former company called Ex-Boyfriend. We also talk about neurodivergence, vegetables, ADHD, depression, and more! Check out all the clever products at https://www.boredwalktshirts.com/ Remember to use code FADER at checkout for 10 percent off all your purchases ;)

Candice Kilpatrick Brathwaite came from Alabama to NYC and never looked back. In her former internet life she was Mom Most Traveled. Candice wrote about her journey living in Laos and beyond. She's a New York City-based master of media with many years of experience in digital marketing, digital strategy, influencer marketing, social media strategy, content creation, editing, and video production. Candice has worked with Fortune 100's and gotten small startups off the ground. An experienced story teller, from brand stories to breaking news in the Yahoo News room, she never runs out of ideas, and has a unique global view, having lived overseas and worked with global clients and teams. She believes that women should never have to feel ashamed of wanting to succeed and make money. She is the co-author of the book Big Rich Money, where she and Katja Presnal empower the reader to pursue their goals and start making bank. Have an idea for a business? Take Candice's e-course! Here's the link: https://www.insiders