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The Meet Bridget mission is to create a GIANT library of career and life path options for women of all ages to explore.Hosts (and besties) Asha and Keshiia interview a diverse array of successful women, focusing on their honest and unfiltered teenage stories.

Podcast · By Asha Gabriel & Keshiia Rosenberg · English · Official site

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Sep 28, 2026
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  1. Episode · Sep 28, 2026

    "If You Don't Like The Table, Create One" - Alexandra Taylor, PR Strategist & Founder of ATeam @atay_pollyp (opens the original)

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    Alexandra Taylor is the founder of A-Team Public Relations and Strategy Group in Newport Beach, co-founder of Civitas Prima, and the person Happy Dad called when they needed someone to trust with their brand. She spent twelve years on the publishing side of Modern Luxury Media learning how to sell value in a room before she went out on her own. In this episode Alexandra and Asha talk about: → What PR actually is now — not press releases, but network and trust → Why Newport Beach is a hyperlocal

  2. Episode · Sep 17, 2026

    "I See People Through The Soul" - Franchesca Danino, Founder of Casa Bahdi (opens the original)

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    Franchesca Danino is the founder of Casa Bahdi, a semi-private body sculpting studio in Los Angeles. She uses lipo laser, cavitation, radio frequency, and EMS to help women with fat, loose skin, and muscle tone without surgery, injections, or weeks of recovery. She also takes the time to understand your lifestyle, your hormones, your history before she recommends anything. That combination of thoroughness and warmth, Keshiia said after her own session, is what makes the experience feel completel

  3. Episode · Sep 11, 2026

    "To Be Lost Is To Be Found" - Biet Simkin Glass, Spiritual Teacher & Best-Selling Author @guidedbybiet (opens the original)

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    Content note: This episode includes open discussion of heroin and cocaine addiction and recovery, the death of Biet's infant daughter from SIDS, and multiple significant losses. Biet speaks about all of it from a place of healing and gratitude. If you are navigating addiction or grief: SAMHSA 1-800-662-4357 | Call or text 988. Biet Simkin was asked to name her career in one phrase. She said magic. She said it immediately, and she meant it. Asha first encountered Biet at an event through a mutual

  4. Episode · Sep 3, 2026

    "I Was Just Someone with a Journal and Feelings" — Michelle Peñaloza, Poet & Award-Winning Author (opens the original)

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    Michelle Penaloza is a poet. She is also a farmer, a substitute teacher in a small town in Northern California, a James Laughlin Award recipient, and someone who first read her work aloud in a high school classroom while she was grieving her father. Her dad died when she was a teenager. The grief had no obvious outlet. A teacher made space for her in class, and she read. That was the beginning. In this conversation, Keshiia and Michelle talk about the life of a poet, what the creative process ac

  5. Episode · Aug 19, 2026

    "If You Are Stagnant, You Breed Disease" — MaKenna Bernardino, The Skullptress @makennabernardino (opens the original)

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    MaKenna Bernardino, The Skullptress, is a body sculpting and lymphatic drainage practitioner who works in homes across LA and OC. With her table in tow and a backpack full of tools, she works with a singular philosophy: Your body is NOT working against you. Her job is to get stagnant bodies moving. She works with women of every body type, shape and size, bucking the common misconception that body sculpting is solely to "make skinny girls skinnier". Over the years, she has worked with countless w

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