After the recent headline that Jamie Spears intends to step down from his conservatorship over Britney Spears, Reva and Nicole decided to discuss the way news outlets portray celebrities and other information to the public. They also go back about forth about which news sources are the most trustworthy, the gender disparity between the way hosts interview males vs females, and the power dynamic of live interviews.Of course, the Britney Spears situation is shedding a lot of light on the difference between the “news” of 20 years ago and “news” of today. Where do you get your news? Do you consider major news outlets to be more or less credible than smaller unscripted sources? And, are they as unscripted as they seem? Thanks for tuning in!To learn more about Nongirly check out: <a href='https://www.nongirly.com/'>nongirly.com</a> Subscribe to the <a href='https://www.nongirly.com/nongirly-newsletter-signup/'>Nongirly Newsletter</a> Follow along on <a href='https://www.tiktok.com/@nongirlypodcast?'>TikTok</a> DM your questions for the podcast to <a href='https://www.instagram.com/nongirlypodcast/'>@nongirlypodcast</a> on Instagram

Nongirly the Start-up: Journalists and our New Influencers

Follow two NONGIRLY women with a 30 year age gap talk about things that matter : business, relationships, social media and more.  Season 1 (The Start-Up Series) is for those interested in starting a business. In season 2 (Talk Down to Me Series), Reva and Nicole must talk through some of the most relevant issues facing women today.  NONGIRLY’s mission is to build a community in which uniqueness is celebrated by setting girls free from being all the things girls they are "supposed" to be so that they can just be themselves. Follow the journey as Reva and Nicole discuss the ins and outs of business, relationships, life challenges, stereotypes, and more, and watch NONGIRLY become a success or a successful failure. Nicole is a 22 y/o college graduate from UT Austin with a degree in Communication and Leadership. Reva is a soon to be 50 y/o non-recent graduate of UT Austin who left her 10 year corporate job at Dell to become a successful franchisee for Edible Arrangements. In 2020 she sold her last of 7 franchises (after 15 years) and in 2021 started NONGIRLY.