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Founders in Jeans

Founders in Jeans is your backstage pass to the real stories behind building a business. Hosted by Emily Jean, this podcast brings you casual, candid conversations with entrepreneurs, visionaries, and startup leaders who are reshaping the future of work and life.

Podcast · By Emily Jean · English · Official site

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Sep 30, 2026
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  1. Episode · Sep 30, 2026

    How to Become a More Interesting Woman: The Trope Method (opens the original)

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    How do you become a more interesting woman? This year I stopped trying to become prettier, fitter or more productive, and started with one question: who do I want to be mistaken for?In this solo episode, I share the trope method, the goal setting process I've used all year. I chose a woman whose life made me lean in, kept her skills, left the fantasy, and turned what she knows into small weekly habits I could actually keep. I talk about learning Italian in 40 minutes a week, how kickboxing chang

  2. Episode · Sep 23, 2026

    Being Underestimated as a Female Founder: Sophie Auyeung, founder of Myrrar (opens the original)

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    I sat down with Sophie Auyeung, founder of Myrrar, to talk about what happens when a room decides not to take you seriously and you build the company anyway. Sophie is a female founder building a beauty tech app that recommends makeup products and techniques for your unique face. She is doing it in startup rooms that still skew male, as a woman of color, pitching a beauty product to people who don't always see the point. I asked her what she does with that. Her answer is not the polished version

  3. Episode · Aug 13, 2026

    How to Get Into College Debt-Free, with Shellee Howard (opens the original)

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    One son applied to 12 schools, got into 11, and walked out with a full ride to Harvard without his family paying a single dollar. In this episode of Founders in Jeans, Shellee Howard, founder and CEO of College Ready, breaks down how a business born 18 years ago when her son asked for help getting into college turned into a company that's helped thousands of students get into top schools debt-free. Shellee shares the moment she realized the system was failing students (a graduation-day comment t

  4. Episode · Aug 6, 2026

    Why Your Logo Isn't Your Brand, with Noemi Ceapa (opens the original)

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    In this episode of Founders in Jeans, I sit with Noemi Ceapa, founder of The Consulting Studio and a branding expert who spent years working behind the scenes with brands like Coca-Cola and Colgate before helping women entrepreneurs build brands of their own. Noemi shares the moment that changed how she saw branding forever, watching a three-generation family business transform not by changing their product, but by finally showing up as who they truly were, and breaks down why most small busines

  5. Episode · Aug 5, 2026

    April Palmer on Why You Should Just Ask for Advice (opens the original)

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    A hula hoop, a slice of cheesecake, and 100% meeting acceptance rate, that's how one guest landed nearly every meeting she ever wanted, before ever pitching a thing. In this episode of Founders in Jeans, I sit down with April Palmer, founder of Rev Amp, an Agile professor at VCU, and self-proclaimed "Hot Mess Boss," who juggles sales consulting, teaching, mentoring startups, and life with two kids, six cats, and a blind dog. April opens up about the wild, winding road that led her from a 911 dis

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