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Hollywood doesn't run on red carpets; it runs on assistants. Behind every headline is the person who booked the car, confirmed the call time, and packed the snacks. In Hollywood, assistants aren't background; they're the operating system.

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Sep 17, 2026
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  1. Episode · Sep 17, 2026

    Diego & Natalia Boneta: The Sibling Duo Redefining Hollywood Family Business (opens the original)

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    Welcome Diego and Natalia! This week, Meghan sits down with her first-ever sibling duo: actor/producer Diego Boneta and his sister (and producing partner) Natalia Boneta. Diego takes us back to the Tom Cruise advice that changed everything — "don't just be an actor waiting for the job, create your vehicles" — and traces the wild path to landing an overall deal with Amazon that terrified them as much as it excited them. Enter Natalia: a Goldman Sachs and JP Morgan alum with zero "industry experie

  2. Episode · Sep 3, 2026

    Savannah Engel On How to Make Yourself Indispensable (opens the original)

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    Savannah Engel, founder of the buzzy agency Savi, and her VP (and self-described "sister") Claire O'Connor sit down with Meghan Grimm for a hilarious, no-filter conversation on building a company together for nearly eight years. Savannah traces her wild path from a Michael Kors intern who caught the designer's eye mid-internship to launching Savi after shattering her leg on her 30th birthday (on painkillers, no less). Claire shares the chaotic, extremely candid story of how she first met Savanna

  3. Episode · Aug 27, 2026

    How DOGPOUND Became the Gym for the Stars (opens the original)

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    Meghan heads to her favorite gym for a full roundtable with the trainers of DOGPOUND — the "exclusive performance members club" beloved by everyone from A-list actors to marathoners. The NYC Team kick things off talking about what actually separates DOGPOUND from every other gym (hint: it's the people, not the equipment), while the LA Team each share their own winding paths into fitness. From Whole Foods cashier to certified trainer, from construction work in Illinois to training celebrities wit

  4. Episode · Aug 20, 2026

    The Woman Who Is Styling Hollywood's Biggest Stars with Lauren Jeworski (opens the original)

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    Welcome Lauren Jeworski! Celebrity stylist and personal shopper Lauren Jeworski joins the pod to break down what it actually takes to have (and build) great style. She gets into the wild range of her job — dressing everyone from newborns to yacht guests to a client doing 13 Halloween costumes for a livestream — and why she almost never buys anything full price when The RealReal exists. Plus: her honest take on whether style can be taught, and why she dresses down on the job so the talent shines.

  5. Episode · Aug 13, 2026

    From Content Creator to Style Icon With Lilly Sisto (opens the original)

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    Live from the Hamptons, NYC IT-girl and content creator Lilly Sisto sits down with her head-of-brand and best friend, Sophie Krakoff, for a rare double interview into the business behind the brand. With Meghan, they break down how their friendship turned into a nearly four-year partnership, the "guinea pig" pitch that started it all, and why they compare their working relationship to a marriage (first call in the morning, last call at night, no secrets). Lilly gets candid about working for a lux

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