On this episode of Social Proof, host Beth Stephens was joined by Katie Goodman, an award-winning comedian, actress, activist, keynote speaker, and author of Improvisation for the Spirit. She is also the creator of the off-Broadway show Broad Comedy that tours nationally to perform for Planned Parenthood and ACLU fundraisers. With over twenty years of experience, Katie has amassed over three million online views and taught over thirty thousand people how to use the tools of improv comedy in their lives to be more creative and courageous. Throughout the episode, Beth and Katie discussed adapting to the unexpected, realness in the workplace, and constructing personal guardrails for social media. Thanks for tuning in!

On this episode of Social Proof, host Beth Stephens was joined by Sydney Bass, the founder, and CEO of The Profitable Stylist, a consulting service that teaches personal stylists how to develop their services. With extensive experience as a mindset coach and business strategist, Sydney helps others streamline their businesses, increase their revenue, and go from overworked to profitably booked. Throughout the episode, Beth and Sydney discussed inclusive and non-stigmatizing content, our social responsibility online, and the balance between being vulnerable while also setting boundaries. Thanks for tuning in!

On this episode of Social Proof, host Beth Stephens was joined by Brooke Robinson, a mother of three and the founder of BTRIBALFIT, an online fitness subscription business. BTRIBALFIT gives women a food and fitness plan coupled with an inspiring community that activates and empowers women to become healthy and stay fit. Throughout the episode, Beth and Brooke discussed the right and wrong ways to wield influence, how to unlearn systemic thoughts, and how showcasing your personality only emphasizes your authenticity. Thanks for tuning in!

On this episode of Social Proof, host Beth Stephens was joined by Tamiko Olabintan, the chief operating officer of NextUp. NextUp is a non-profit organization that strives to bring professional women, allies, and corporate partners together to champion gender equality. With over ten years of diverse experience, Tamiko is exceptional at delivering sound results with a unique blend of creativity and strategic rigor. Throughout the episode, Beth and Tamiko discussed the responsibilities that come with wielding influence and what it means to be a subject matter expert. Thanks for tuning in!

On this unique episode of Social Proof, host Beth Stephens was joined by six of her fellow Soapboxers to talk about their favorite subject: influence. As Beth cycles through each team member, they expand on each of their roles at Soapbox, how these various roles interact with the world of influence differently, and how to navigate the relationship between influencer and client. Thanks for tuning in!

On this episode of Social Proof, host Beth Stephens was joined by Kim Feil, a board member and chief marketing strategy officer at Aspire Healthy Energy Drinks, a brand that offers healthy energy drinks for everyday sustained efficiency and focus. Kim is passionate about sparking new ideas, building the marketing profession, and advocating for women and diversity. Throughout the episode, Beth and Kim discussed the importance of maintaining a good reputation, arranging your schedule to include things outside of work, and her advice to those pursuing a marketing career. Thanks for tuning in!

On this episode of Social Proof, hosts Beth Stephens and Charlotte Wedding were joined by Jasmine Hudson (aka Jazzy) and J’Aaron Merchant (also called Jae), co-founders of JazzyJaeNWA LLC., a boutique marketing firm that showcases ways to engage in the community. They’re also the co-founders of Black Paper Party, a gifting company that’s on a mission to provide gifting and holiday solutions through culturally relevant products. Furthermore, Jasmine is also an entrepreneurial retail professional with a track record of developing, launching, and scaling major national brands and products, while J’Aaron is a freelance illustrator/animator that specializes in creating fun illustrations and visual development for family content. Throughout the episode, Beth, Charlotte, Jasmine, and J’Aaron discussed Black Paper Party’s origins, how they specify authenticity as influencers, and how their upbringing influenced where they are today. Thanks for tuning in!

On this episode of Social Proof, hosts Beth Stephens, Charlotte Banister, and Nate Patterson sat down to catch up on everything they learned in the inaugural season of Social Proof. The trio discusses wielding influence, the responsibility that comes with it, and what they have learned from previous guests. Thanks for tuning in!

Summary: On this episode of Social Proof, host Beth Stephens was joined by Christina Royster, a former senior social media producer at Fast Company, the world's leading progressive business media brand. Currently, Christina is a content creator and freelancer as well as the host of her own podcast, Young, Black & Opinionated. Throughout the episode, Beth and Christina discussed the motivations behind leaving a full-time job and pursuing a passion and how to position yourself in the world using your influence. Thanks for tuning in!

That's a wrap! The first season of Social Proof brought a plethora of intriguing guests who taught us about wielding influence with integrity and protecting our personal brand. A consistent theme in every episode was one of our podcast pillars: what it means to be well at work. Whether you're in a behemoth organization or operating solo, we've got some nuggets of wisdom to help you be well, have margin and do great work.