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Welcome to What She Does, the podcast that spills the tea on surprisingly cool jobs — and the women behind them.In each episode, Liane Starr and Annie Sinzinger take you inside a career journey, from the first spark to the unexpected twists that shaped it.
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Link by Link: Chainmail Jewelry Designer Vanessa Walilko on Patience, Tenacity, and the Work (opens the original)
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Chainmail jewelry designer Vanessa Walilko has made armor for Broadway, WWE's Cody Rhodes, and a very niche art-fair crowd. In this episode, she shares how one cold DM led to five WrestleManias, why tenacity — not patience — is the real skill behind the work, and what two decades of hand-linking rings has done to her wrists. In this episode: • How a college metal-smithing class became an 18-year chainmail career • The cold DM that led to designing wrestling gear for Cody Rhodes • Why she works i
Beyond the Bowl: Animal Nutritionist Dr. Angie Boyer on Human-Grade Pet Food (opens the original)
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Dr. Angie Boyer is a multi-species animal nutritionist and founder of Grain & Grace Consulting. She breaks down what actually goes into the food we feed pets and livestock, why “complete and balanced” matters more than the format, and the real story behind the push for human-grade pet food. In this episode: • What an animal nutritionist actually does, across pets and livestock • Why “complete and balanced” matters more than kibble vs. fresh vs. raw • The real difference between human-grade and a
Rewiring Trauma: Psychotherapist Alexa Servodidio on EMDR & Healing (opens the original)
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Licensed clinical social worker Alexa Servodidio opens up about trauma therapy, EMDR, and helping clients rebuild their sense of self. In this episode: • How a single field placement redirected her from law school to social work • What EMDR is and how bilateral stimulation reprocesses stuck trauma • The realities of crisis intervention, safety contracts, and staying safe as a therapist • A career-defining case that shows what long-term trauma recovery really looks like • Why demand for mental he
Best of Season One: 10 Career Conversations Worth Revisiting (opens the original)
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We're taking a week off from new interviews to look back and catch you up if you're new here. This compilation pulls moments from 10 conversations across Season One: from Labor & Delivery Nurse Julia Parker, calm in the highest-stakes moments, to Wealth Advisor Heidi Foster, helping women rewrite their money mindset, to Daycare Owner Britt Riley, who built the childcare village she couldn't find anywhere else. Some of these are our most-downloaded episodes ever; others are recent conversations a
It's All About Chemistry: Pediatric Pharmacist Kitty Sum on Landing in Pediatrics (opens the original)
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Kitty Sum is a pharmacist who chose medicine without the blood, needles, and procedures, and found her chemistry with pediatrics almost by accident. Kitty joins Liane and Annie to talk about why she chose the science and study of treatment over hands-on procedures, and how getting every dose exactly right is its own kind of chemistry, plus how landing in pediatrics almost by chance changed the way she parents her own child. This episode covers: ● How Kitty chose pharmacy over medical school and
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