Do The Work with Denise Love Hewett

Ep 3. Eduardo A. Braniff | ”How Much Is Enough?”

CEO and Multi-Hyphenate Eduardo A. Braniff sits down with Denise for a conversation about his career journey and heart forward fundraising. Eduardo shares his experience working at MTV during its golden age, investing versus donating, and why expensive money isn’t always worth it.
Do The Work Youtube Channel
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Ep 2. Hailie Sahar and Jayce Baron | ”Doing What’s Right Will Never Be Wrong”

On this special double-guest episode, entertainment industry activists Hailie Sahar and Jayce Baron sit down with Denise to talk about the healing power of art. Jayce speaks to the courage it takes to tell untold stories and his dedication to helping change the statute of limitations on rape charges in California. Hailie shares the newest developments of her upcoming Sir Lady Java biopic and the importance of absorbing wisdom from other generations.
Do The Work Youtube Channel
https://www.youtube.com/channel/UCfX5pNSrHcIK7qbrx9CkYxQ
Find Hailie On…
Instagram: @hailiesahar
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Instagram: @jaycebaron

Ep 1. Nicholas Janni | ”Leader = Healer”

On the season 4 premiere of Do The Work, author and educator Nicholas Janni sits down with Denise for an in-depth candid chat about becoming an embodied leader. Nicholas focuses on exploring the development of our consciousness and highest potential, and how simple mindfulness practices can contribute to a bigger holistic modality in which all parts of a person are working together.
Do The Work Youtube Channel
https://www.youtube.com/channel/UCfX5pNSrHcIK7qbrx9CkYxQ
Find Nicholas On…
Web: https://www.nicholasjanni.com/

Ep 5. Amina Zamani | “The Distance Between My Head & My Heart”

On the season 3 finale, executive coach and speaker Amina Zamani sits down with Denise to talk about how she uses neuroscience to help high potential executives and teams work through their limiting beliefs. Amina shares what drew her to executive coaching, her definition of true embodied leadership, and the fundamental foundations of creating change.
 
Find Amina On…
Web: https://www.aminazamani.com/
Instagram: @zamani.amina

Ep 4. Kate Vandevender | “Your Personal Genius”

Screenwriter, showrunner, and owner of Sand Mirror Studio Kate Vandevender sits down with Denise for a discussion on how to tap into your purpose in a meaningful way. Kate talks about writing in spirals, working inside of your creative genius, and how storytelling is critical for evolution.
Find Kate On…
Web: sandmirror.com 
Instagram: @vanderwow and @sandmirrorstudio

Ep 3. Susan Sierota | “Building Business Culture”

Two time founder, CPG and beverage business professional, and self-described ‘accidental entrepreneur’ Susan Sierota sits down with Denise to chat about the nitty gritty of building a successful business culture. Susan dives into her purpose and principles, understanding brand/culture fit, and where to put your attention when building a company.

Ep 2. Sarah Wilson | “Find Your Edge”

Multi-time New York Times best seller, podcaster, philanthropist, and climate advisor Sarah Wilson sits down with Denise to talk about what it means to “go to your edge” and cultivating your greatest resilience. Sarah dives into the importance of sitting in discomfort, breaking pattern matching, and her climate education work.

Ep 1. Alok Vaid-Menon | ”Choosing Love”

On the season 3 premiere of Do The Work, author, speaker, and thought leader on non-conformity Alok Vaid-Menon sits down with Denise for a candid chat about privilege politics, radical imagination, and the difference between living and existing. Alok dives into the importance of representation in the tech industry and shares tools to become embodied quicker.

Ep X. Fanshen Cox | ”Truth, Justice & Love”

SEASON 2 BONUS EPISODE! Playwright, actor, and educator Fanshen Cox sits down with Denise about the connection between advocacy and performance and how. Fanshen dives into the power of storytelling, her mantra TruJuLo (truth, justice, love), the illusion of progress in Hollywood, and actionable things we can do to promote true diversity in the entertainment industry.
 
Visit www.trujulomedia.com for more Fanshen.
 
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About Fanshen Cox: 
 
Award-winning playwright, actor, producer & educator, Fanshen Cox toured her one-woman show: One Drop of Love across the country for 7 years. For six years she served as SVP Development and Impact at Matt Damon and Ben Affleck’s Pearl Street Films, and is now the President of her own production company, TruJuLo Productions. She served as a Peace Corps Volunteer in Cape Verde, West Africa, and holds a BA in Spanish & Education, an MA in TESOL, and an MFA in TV, Film & Theatre. She has been honored with Distinguished Alumni Awards from CSULA and from Teachers College, Columbia University. Fanshen is also a co-author of the Inclusion Rider which was announced at the 2018 Oscar awards by Frances McDormand and the co-creator and co-host of the Webby nominated podcast Sista Brunch - highlighting Black women striving in entertainment and media.

Ep 9 | ”Sex Work Is Innovative” Guest: Kaytlin Bailey Part 2

SEASON 2 BONUS EPISODE! Sex Worker Rights Advocate and Writer Kaytlin Bailey sits down with Denise about the oldest profession and oldest stigma - sex work. In this two part episode, Kaytlin dives into the history of whorephobia, the coercive control behind obscenity laws, obsessive moral panic, how whorephobia is the foundation on which misogyny sits, and her personal journey with sex work.
 
For more laughs and learnings, tune into Kaytlin’s podcast The Oldest Profession.
 
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About Kaytlin Bailey: 
Kaytlin Bailey is stand up comic, sex worker rights advocate and writer. She founded Old Pros to create the conditions to change the status of sex workers in society. Bailey came out as sex worker in 2015 with her critically acclaimed one woman show, Cuntagious, which enjoyed sold out performances and an extended run in multiple theater festivals in New York City. Her second one woman show, Whore’s Eye View is in development. She started The Oldest Profession Podcast in 2017. In 2018 she accepted a position as the founding Director of Communications for a national advocacy organization fighting to decriminalize sex work. After two years talking to legislators it became clear that we are not going to get good laws on this issue until we change the story.  In 2020 Bailey founded Old Pros where she continues her stubborn crusade against whorephobia.