The Farrynheight Podcast

No one pushes you, challenges you, or calls you on your bullshit quite like your best friend. Farryn’s ultimate boss and best friend of nearly 20 years, Jessica Graboff—an agent at CAA—joins the Farrynheight Podcast for an intimate conversation about friendship, career, and the lessons that shaped them both.From early days as ambitious twenty-somethings in New York to building brands and storytelling on opposite coasts, Jessica and Farryn unpack what it really means to evolve side-by-side both personally and professionally. This is an intimate, full-circle conversation about loyalty, reinvention, and the beauty of building your life—and your career—with people who see your potential before you do.Timestamps: 00:00 – Introducing Jessica Graboff: Agent, Mentor, Best Friend03:29 – Would We Live Together Again? Absolutely05:49 – Moving to NYC & Becoming Real Friends06:55 – Early Ambition & Career Drive08:18 – Discovering We’re Both Storytellers09:58 – Law, Talent, and the Birth of Brand Storytelling12:06 – The Rise of Talent-Driven Brands14:07 – Learning From Each Other’s Worlds15:59 – Shanghai, Michael Kors & Early Career Lessons18:21 – Learning Through Failure as a Young Agent20:31 – Why Moving to LA Changed Everything21:23 – What Makes a Successful Agent22:16 – Building Trust With Talent & Brands24:05 – Defining Your Personal Brand & Lane25:41 – Working With Powerful Women in Hollywood27:50 – Motherhood, Ambition & Identity Shifts29:06 – Returning to Work After Kids & COVID30:00 – Sacrifice, Guilt & Balance as a Working Mom31:26 – Growing Careers Side by Side32:59 – Diverging Paths: Marriage, Divorce & Growth34:36 – How Motherhood Changes Perspective40:22 – What’s Next in Brand & Celebrity Marketing45:15 – Creativity, Growth & Staying Curious46:09 – Rapid Fire 46:22 – Fear of Scaling & Letting Go of Control50:47 – Final Thoughts & OutroSubscribe to The Farrynheight Podcast: YouTubeSpotify Apple PodcastsFollow Farrynheight on social:Farrynheight Podcast InstagramFarryn Weiner InstagramFarrynheight InstagramFarrynheight LinkedInInterested in raising brands? Send us a note at hey@farrynheight.com or visit us at https://farrynheight.com/ 

PR is not for the faint of heart—it’s cliques, war rooms, and more than a few late nights. But Savannah Engel, Founder of SAVI PR, hasn’t just survived it; she’s turned the chaos into a career that’s helped define a generation of fashion marketing. From early stumbles and tough feedback to finding her rhythm, Savannah used grit, persistence, and her instinctive social wizardry to carve her path. She’s proof that what begins as “soft skills” can become the sharpest edge, transforming social grit into professional gold. Together, she and Farryn trade stories about 20-hour days, the power of your network, why hiring is about personality as much as merit, and how blurred lines between work and life can create both magic and mayhem. They’re candid about the love of career, the myth of “having it all,” and the radical self-belief it takes to keep going anyway. TIMESTAMPS: 00:00 Casual Beginnings and Personal Reflections09:00 Navigating Career Paths in PR and Fashion20:01 Work Ethic and the Changing Landscape of Employment29:59 Self-Discovery and Confidence in Professional Growth30:50 Finding Passion in Work32:00 The Journey of Self-Discovery33:51 Overcoming Challenges and Insecurities36:06 Building a Brand and Team Culture39:06 Creativity in Marketing Strategies42:25 The Reality of Hard Work in PR46:02 Navigating Success as a Woman49:15 The Complexity of Relationships and Success54:54 Lessons Learned Through Experience58:05 Advice for Newcomers in PRSubscribe to The Farrynheight Podcast: YouTubeSpotifyApple PodcastsFollow Farrynheight on social:Farrynheight Podcast InstagramFarryn Weiner InstagramFarrynheight InstagramFarrynheight LinkedInInterested in raising brands? Send us a note at hey@farrynheight.com or visit us at https://farrynheight.com/ 

Soccer may be the world’s game, but for Radhika Duggal, it’s also a masterclass in marketing, leadership, and consumer obsession. As CMO of Major League Soccer, she’s redefining how a league connects with its fans—through innovation, resilience, and a culture of care that puts people first.Radhika pulls back the curtain on what it really takes to market a league that’s growing at record pace. From embracing imperfection as a strategy (yes, really) to building a culture of care and speed, she shares how consumer behavior and team dynamics intersect to create moments of fandom that last a lifetime.We cover it all: resilience in leadership, why feedback is the ultimate gift, the art of operationalizing innovation, and how soccer’s global DNA makes it uniquely positioned to unite rather than divide. TIMESTAMPS: 00:00 Introduction and Background02:10 The Role of CMO in Major League Soccer06:44 Embracing Imperfection and Learning09:28 Navigating New Challenges in a New Industry12:33 Goals and Team Dynamics15:36 Operationalizing Speed and Communication18:24 Building a Culture of Care and Trust21:09 Defining Great Leadership22:53 Feedback and Growth25:48 Consumer Behavior Insights28:28 Driving Fan Growth and Engagement31:00 Measuring Fandom and Emotional Connection35:07 Innovation in Marketing for MLS37:10 Understanding Consumer Behavior39:39 Real-Life Consumer Insights42:11 The Thread of People in Career43:55 Resilience as a Key SkillSubscribe to The Farrynheight Podcast: YouTubeSpotify Apple Podcasts Follow Farrynheight on social:Farrynheight Podcast InstagramFarryn Weiner InstagramFarrynheight InstagramFarrynheight LinkedInInterested in raising brands? Send us a note at hey@farrynheight.com or visit us at https://farrynheight.com/ 

What does it really take to rewrite your story? Jaclyn Johnson, Founder & CEO of Create & Cultivate, joins Farryn to unpack the messy, beautiful, and often invisible work of transformation in business and life. From grappling with identity crises after stepping down as CEO, and then returning, to redefining what success means beyond hustle culture, Jaclyn’s journey is a masterclass in owning your boundaries, embracing vulnerability, and learning that sometimes walking away is the boldest act of self-love. They dive deep into how mentorship, masterminds, and community fuel resilience, why asking for more is a revolutionary act for female entrepreneurs, and how personal challenges born of burnout and divorce can lead to unexpected growth and clarity.This episode isn’t just about pivoting a business, it’s about pivoting your life with conviction, courage, and a fierce commitment to showing up authentically on your own terms. Because in a world full of noise and pressure, the real success is learning how to define your own rules and find joy in the journey.TIMESTAMPS:00:00 Navigating Change: A Post-COVID Reflection01:05 The Art of Pivoting: Adapting to New Realities03:03 Identity Crisis: The CEO Transition06:53 Masterminds and Mentorship: Building Connections09:03 Vulnerability in Business: Lessons from Burnout12:08 Redefining Roles: From CEO to Chief Creative Officer13:57 Success and Failure: A Fluid Definition16:13 Learning from Failure: The Wine Venture19:57 Ego and Self-Love: The Courage to Step Back23:16 Owning Your Boundaries and Conviction in Business24:40 Understanding Your Value and Asking for More26:14 Empowering Women Entrepreneurs to Know Their Worth28:09 The Shift from Hustle Culture to Embracing Femininity32:31 Navigating Personal Challenges and Professional Growth36:56 The Journey of Acceptance and Self-Reflection43:14 Defining Success on Your Own TermsSubscribe to The Farrynheight Podcast: YouTubeSpotify Apple PodcastsFollow Farrynheight on social:Farrynheight Podcast InstagramFarryn Weiner InstagramFarrynheight InstagramFarrynheight LinkedInInterested in raising brands? Send us a note at hey@farrynheight.com or visit us at https://farrynheight.com/ 

The future of snack foods is here, and Ancient Crunch is leading the charge.Steven Rofrano, CEO of Ancient Crunch, isn’t here to disrupt the chip industry. He’s here to rebuild it. With a deep respect for tradition, a sharp eye on quality, and zero tolerance for BS ingredients, Ancient Crunch, the makers of MASA and Vandy, is redefining what “better-for-you” should mean in the CPG space.From vertical integration to viral marketing, Steven joins Farryn to share what it really takes to build a brand that consumers not only taste, but trust. They unpack the critical (and often chaotic) path of launching a CPG company, why real food deserves better storytelling, how moments of validation can keep founders fueled through the grind, and what happens when you decide to challenge the food system from the inside out.It’s a conversation that spans gut health, grit, and the real responsibility of making products that do more than just sell. If you’ve ever wondered how to create food that’s good for people and the planet—and make it cool in the process—this one’s for you.MASA AFFILATE CODE: Code: FARRYNLink: https://www.masachips.com/discount/FARRYNWorth 25% off first-time orders.TIMESTAMPS: 00:00 Introduction and Background01:57 The Factory and Vertical Integration04:16 The Journey to Founding the Company10:55 Moments of Validation and Growth14:03 Key Components of Success18:39 Building Brand Loyalty and Retention25:12 Future Product Development and Vision35:30 Navigating Challenges as a Founder54:47 Qualities of a Successful LeaderSubscribe to The Farrynheight Podcast: YouTubeSpotifyApple PodcastsFollow Farrynheight on social:Farrynheight Podcast InstagramFarryn Weiner InstagramFarrynheight InstagramFarrynheight LinkedInInterested in raising brands? Send us a note at hey@farrynheight.com or visit us at https://farrynheight.com/ 

Great marketing isn’t just strategy. It’s human. Amy Weisenbach, SVP and Head of Marketing at The New York Times, joins Farryn to unpack the kind of marketing that sits at the intersection of trust, storytelling, and true consumer understanding. Together, they explore what it takes to build a brand that’s not just seen—but believed. They dissect the importance of marketers to understand consumer needs, navigating tension between business goals and brand values and the art of saying no to maintain brand integrity. They also explore the balance between cultural relevance and brand partnerships, emphasizing that marketing is a universal practice rooted in human connection.TIMESTAMPS:00:00 Introduction to Marketing and Teaching02:23 The Journey into Marketing Leadership05:23 Understanding Consumer Needs08:15 The Role of Trust in Media11:26 Building Brand Confidence14:07 The Importance of Storytelling in Marketing17:22 Navigating Brand Strategy Challenges20:11 Teaching Marketing and Leadership23:02 The Art of Saying No in Marketing26:07 Cultural Relevance and Brand Partnerships29:00 Future Directions in Brand MarketingSubscribe to The Farrynheight Podcast: YouTubeSpotifyApple PodcastsFollow Farrynheight on social:Farrynheight Podcast InstagramFarryn Weiner InstagramFarrynheight InstagramFarrynheight LinkedInInterested in raising brands? Send us a note at hey@farrynheight.com or visit us at https://farrynheight.com/ 

What if care—not capital or clout—is the real secret to building a successful brand?Alex Center, the founder of branding and design studio CENTER, joins Farryn to explore why care is the most underrated asset in the business of branding. From his early days designing for Coca-Cola’s Vitaminwater to launching the non-alcoholic beer brand Bero, Alex shares how emotion, empathy, and human truth fuel the most iconic brands.Together, they dig into the power of simplicity, the emotional undercurrent of good design, and the invisible labor of pulling the story out of a founder. It’s about cultural relevance, sure, but it’s also about heart.This is a conversation about more than just fonts and colors; it’s an exploration of why branding is really an act of love, and how showing up with care, curiosity, and courage can turn an idea into something unforgettable.TIMESTAMPS:00:00 Introduction and Setup03:04 The Power of Brand Connection05:58 Design Beyond Aesthetics08:54 Navigating Client Expectations11:53 The Importance of Care in Branding15:06 Cultural Relevance in Brand Building18:02 Launching a Non-Alcoholic Beer Brand22:21 The Journey of Brand Creation26:11 The Transition from Corporate to Entrepreneurship34:46 Personal Growth Through Leadership39:14 Overcoming Fears and Embracing Change44:30 The Importance of Team Culture48:55 Defining Brand Identity and LegacySubscribe to The Farrynheight Podcast: YouTubeSpotifyApple PodcastsFollow Farrynheight on social:Farrynheight Podcast InstagramFarryn Weiner InstagramFarrynheight InstagramFarrynheight LinkedInInterested in raising brands? Send us a note at hey@farrynheight.com or visit us at https://farrynheight.com/ 

In a world of swipes and stats, can real connection still be the end goal?Stephanie Danzi, Senior Vice President of Global Marketing at Tinder, joins Farryn to talk about the ever-evolving world of dating, identity, and what it really means to build a brand in a category where connection is the product. She reveals why great marketing is less about chasing trends and more about knowing who you are. They explore how AI is redefining dating experiences, why branding should be treated as a service to the business, and the bravery required to take big swings in a space where cultural perception meets human vulnerability. From building internal alignment to launching Tinder’s first global campaign, Stephanie shares the importance of finding your voice, cultivating talent, and designing with intention. TIMESTAMPS:00:00 Navigating Life Changes: Relocation and Discovery03:09 The Impact of COVID-19 on Life Choices05:52 The Evolution of Dating: From Apps to Real Connections08:51 Marketing in the Dating Space: Challenges and Opportunities12:05 Nostalgia and Modern Dating: Bridging the Gap15:08 Self-Discovery Through Relationships: Visitors vs. Residents17:56 The Role of AI in Enhancing Dating Experiences21:13 Brand Marketing in the Dating Industry: Balancing Performance and Connection28:27 Building a Brand: The Journey of Tinder30:30 Finding Allies and Safe Spaces in Marketing32:58 The Importance of Measurement in Marketing34:30 Brand as Service: Internal and External Perspectives36:05 Taking Big Swings: The First Global Campaign39:15 Balancing Discipline and Freedom in Brand Strategy40:45 Creating Space for Team Growth and Creativity46:14 The Joy of Cultivating Talent in Marketing48:18 Navigating Bravery in Marketing Decisions50:30 Finding Your Voice and Product-Market FitSubscribe to The Farrynheight Podcast: YouTubeSpotify Apple PodcastsFollow Farrynheight on social:Farrynheight Podcast InstagramFarryn Weiner InstagramFarrynheight InstagramFarrynheight LinkedInInterested in raising brands? Send us a note at hey@farrynheight.com or visit us at https://farrynheight.com/ 

In this solo episode, Farryn gets personal. She is pulling back the curtain on the invisible parts of her journey: the self-doubt, the imposter syndrome, the moments you want to quit but preserve instead. This is less about answers and more about permission. Permission to struggle. Permission to lead while still figuring it out. And permission to grow: slowly, imperfectly, and honestly. Farryn opens up about the courage it takes to lead with vulnerability, and why “being a freshman again” in your career might just be your biggest asset. She explores what it means to lead with your whole self, why culture starts from the inside out, and how the choice to work on yourself is the most powerful business decision you can make.Who you are at home, in the quiet, in the in-between—that person is running the company too.This is for the founders, the leaders, anyone building something from scratch—while rebuilding themselves in the process.TIMESTAMPS: 00:00 Embracing Mental Health in Leadership02:53 Navigating Self-Doubt and Founder's Journey06:00 The Power of Vulnerability in Leadership08:52 The Importance of Perseverance and Hard Work12:09 Growth Mindset: Embracing the Freshman Experience15:02 Creating a Supportive Workplace Culture17:53 The Impact of Personal Struggles on Leadership20:45 Mindful Leadership and Self-Care24:11 Transforming Challenges into Opportunities27:05 The Journey of Self-Discovery and Awareness29:54 Choosing to Prioritize Mental Health33:10 The Power of Choice in LeadershipSubscribe to The Farrynheight Podcast: YouTubeSpotifyApple PodcastsFollow Farrynheight on social:Farryn Weiner InstagramFarrynheight Podcast InstagramFarrynheight InstagramFarrynheight LinkedInInterested in raising brands? Send us a note at hey@farrynheight.com or visit us at https://farrynheight.com/ 

What if creativity isn’t about inspiration, but about constraint? What if the work only works when you stop trying to impress people?In this episode, Farryn sits down for a live conversation with Miami’s own Typoe Gran, a mixed media artist whose work is as layered as the man behind it. They talk about what it really means to make something in a world that’s always watching. About trusting your gut when the noise gets loud. About the pressure of early success, and the power of doing it anyway.This one’s about staying present, solving problems like it’s an art form (because it is), and building a creative life that doesn’t trade authenticity for approval. From childhood instincts to real-world deadlines, they discuss art, identity, collaboration, burnout, feedback, failure, and that magic zone where confidence lives.This episode is part of our special Mental Health Awareness Month capsule, spotlighting conversations that challenge the status quo, invite reflection, and celebrate the courage it takes to truly heal.If you or someone you know is struggling, you’re not alone. Text HOME to 741-741 to reach a trained crisis counselor. It’s free, available 24/7 and completely confidential.RESOURCES: The Creative Act: A Way of Being by Rick RubinTIMESTAMPS:00:00 Introduction to Typoe and His Artistic Journey02:57 Defining Creativity and Personal Expression05:52 Navigating Early Success and Creative Pressure08:59 Balancing Creativity with Business Realities11:46 The Importance of Constraints in Creativity15:10 Problem Solving as a Creative Process18:07 The Role of Experience in Artistic Growth21:01 Embracing Challenges and Life Lessons24:07 Building a Unique Creative Identity26:09 Embracing Individuality in Art29:05 The Balance of Talent and Hard Work30:58 The Importance of Team Collaboration34:39 Navigating Creative Fatigue40:31 The Role of Feedback in Creativity46:19 Building Confidence and Overcoming DoubtsSubscribe to The Farrynheight Podcast: ⁠YouTube⁠⁠Spotify⁠⁠Apple Podcasts⁠Follow Farrynheight on social:⁠Farryn Weiner Instagram⁠⁠Farrynheight Podcast Instagram⁠⁠Farrynheight Instagram⁠⁠Farrynheight LinkedInInterested in raising brands? Send us a note at hey@farrynheight.com or visit us at https://farrynheight.com/ 

Presence isn’t a trend—it’s a practice. And for Raed Khawaja, CEO & Co-Founder of Open, it’s the foundation of everything. In this episode, Farryn and Raed get into what it really means to build a mission-driven, venture-backed wellness company without losing the soul of the work. From growing up in daily prayer to building Open through breath, movement, and meditation, Raed shares how presence became his power. They talk rituals, emotional fluency, capitalism as a sandbox, and why mindfulness isn’t a luxury, it’s a necessity.This episode is part of our special Mental Health Awareness Month capsule, spotlighting conversations that challenge the status quo, invite reflection, and celebrate the courage it takes to truly heal.If you or someone you know is struggling, you’re not alone. Text HOME to 741-741 to reach a trained crisis counselor. It’s free, available 24/7 and completely confidential.Enjoy a 30-day free trial of the Open app to explore meditation, breathwork, and movement. Start your journey toward greater presence and well-being today using this Open link HERE.TIMESTAMPS: 00:00 The Essence of Presence05:54 Personal Journeys to Mindfulness12:04 The Role of Awareness in Mental Health17:55 Building a Mindful Community24:03 Navigating Capitalism and Wellness30:10 The Future of Mindfulness and Technology32:30 Building for Long-Term Impact, Not Short-Term Gains33:50 Discipline Over People-Pleasing37:09 A New Kind of Education39:17 Authenticity & Presence: A Practice, Not a Trait40:00 Navigating Modern Life with Conscious Tools42:30 A Vision of a Healthier Future for HumanitySubscribe to The Farrynheight Podcast: ⁠YouTube⁠⁠Spotify⁠⁠Apple Podcasts⁠Follow Farrynheight on social:⁠Farryn Weiner Instagram⁠⁠Farrynheight Podcast Instagram⁠⁠Farrynheight Instagram⁠⁠Farrynheight LinkedInInterested in raising brands? Send us a note at hey@farrynheight.com or visit us at https://farrynheight.com/ 

Michael Petegorsky, Chief Strategy Officer at Mindbloom, a guided, at-home ketamine therapy program, reveals the transformative power of psychedelic medicine and why being mission-obsessed—not just mission-aligned—matters when the stakes are this high.In this raw and revealing episode, Farryn and Michael dive deep into how psychedelic medicine can disrupt cycles of anxiety, trauma, and depression and how Mindbloom is building a radically human, science-backed model to bring that healing to the mainstream. Michael shares how his path to healing upended everything he believed about what it means to live with anxiety, and how that breakthrough led him to help others find the same freedom.This episode is part of our special Mental Health Awareness Month capsule, spotlighting conversations that challenge the status quo, invite reflection, and celebrate the courage it takes to truly heal.If you or someone you know is struggling, you’re not alone. Text HOME to 741-741 to reach a trained crisis counselor. It’s free, available 24/7 and completely confidential.TIMESTAMPS: 00:00 Exploring Ketamine Therapy and Its Impact on Mental Health03:07 Personal Journeys: From Anxiety to Healing05:51 The Role of Psychedelics in Personal Development09:04 Breaking the Stigma: Sharing Experiences12:01 Creating a Supportive Work Culture14:56 The Power of Community in Healing17:52 Transformative Experiences: A New Perspective on Anxiety21:03 Innovations in Mental Health: AI and Integration23:58 The Future of Psychedelic Therapy and Community Outreach28:54 Navigating Regulatory Hurdles in Mental Health Therapy32:23 Crafting Effective Messaging for Ketamine Therapy34:57 The Importance of Client Stories in Marketing35:40 The Relentless Pursuit of Improvement39:49 Adapting to Remote Work and Organizational Growth42:02 Embracing Crazy Ideas and Challenging the Status Quo46:51 The Courage to Change Federal Law55:11 The Future of Psychedelic Therapy and AI IntegrationSubscribe to The Farrynheight Podcast: ⁠YouTube⁠⁠Spotify⁠⁠Apple Podcasts⁠Follow Farrynheight on social:⁠Farryn Weiner Instagram⁠⁠Farrynheight Podcast Instagram⁠⁠Farrynyheight Instagram⁠⁠Farrynyheight LinkedInInterested in raising brands? Send us a note at hey@farrynheight.com or visit us at https://farrynheight.com/ 

Mushrooms have a branding problem. Alli Schaper—the Co-Founder of functional mushroom brand, SuperMush, CPG mushroom marketplace, Multiverse, and educational nonprofit, Into the Multiverse—is working to change that. In this episode, Alli and Farryn discuss the two most stigmatized topics in society (sex and psychedelics), the challenge to break through stigma and market counterculture, the power of a serious professional pivot, and that finding your passion is the key to, well, everything.Connect with Farryn Weiner, host of The Farrynheight Podcast, HERE.Interested in raising brands? Connect with us HERE and learn more about Farrynheight HERE.Hosted on Acast. See acast.com/privacy for more information. Hosted on Acast. See acast.com/privacy for more information.

First to market? You’re likely building the plane while flying it. That’s exactly what Luke Anderson did while creating Cann—the first low-dose 2-2.5% THC cannabis beverage in the CPG space. With 45 diverse celebrity shareholders and short film commercials featuring Ke$ha, Benny Drama, Patricia Arquette, and more, Cann has been garnering serious buzz. On this episode, Luke and Farryn chat about the highs and lows of entrepreneurship, putting values over profits and growth, and the choice to center Cann’s social media efforts on social justice reform to combat the war on drugs, stand up for marginalized communities that have been most impacted by cannabis laws, and educate his audience on it all.Connect with Farryn Weiner, host of The Farrynheight Podcast, HERE.Interested in raising brands? Connect with us HERE and learn more about Farrynheight HERE.Hosted on Acast. See acast.com/privacy for more information. Hosted on Acast. See acast.com/privacy for more information.

The secret sauce to success? Being relentlessly yourself. Austyn Weiner has broken through the fine art world and created serious demand for her large-scale abstract oil paintings by doing exactly that. In this episode, Austyn and Farryn get real and raw in a way only sisters can—dissecting everything from the parts of themselves that exist because of each other, to identity as a coat of armor, finding bravery in gut instincts, and breaking through by breaking the 4th wall.Connect with Farryn Weiner, host of The Farrynheight Podcast, HERE.Interested in raising brands? Connect with us HERE and learn more about Farrynheight HERE.Hosted on Acast. See acast.com/privacy for more information. Hosted on Acast. See acast.com/privacy for more information.

Creating something totally new that both resonates with the evolving tastes of today’s consumers and revolutionizes an industry. That’s what today’s guest of The Farrynheight Podcast has done. Jen Batchelor is the co-founder Kin Euphorics, a brand of non-alcoholic, functional drinks made with adaptogens, nootropics, and botanics to help manage stress, support brain health, and naturally elevate your mood. In this episode, Jen and Farryn discuss breaking through the noise of the CPG beverage industry, slaying dragons with co-founder Bella Hadid, taking big swings to evolve with your consumers, and her number one BHAG: building a brand that outlives her.Cheers to this: 25% off Kin Euphorics with the code FarrynheightKin20.Connect with Farryn Weiner, host of The Farrynheight Podcast, HERE.Interested in raising brands? Connect with us HERE and learn more about Farrynheight HERE.Hosted on Acast. See acast.com/privacy for more information. Hosted on Acast. See acast.com/privacy for more information.

In an industry where gloss can overshadow substance, Katie Welch, the CMO of Rare Beauty, is rewriting the playbook on brand building with authenticity and heart. This episode takes you behind the scenes of her strategic approach to marketing that's fiercely loyal to the beauty company's values, community, and founder, Selena Gomez—while testing and learning with the pressure of 10M+ people watching.Join Katie and Farryn as they discuss the power of paying it forward, partnering with Sephora, nurturing the next wave of C-suite leaders, and how to land a job at Rare Beauty.Connect with Farryn Weiner, host of The Farrynheight Podcast, HERE.Interested in raising brands? Connect with us HERE and learn more about Farrynheight HERE.Hosted on Acast. See acast.com/privacy for more information. Hosted on Acast. See acast.com/privacy for more information.

You may not have heard his name, but you've undoubtedly experienced his work. Liam Moore, a design visionary with his dreamy, surrealistic style, is the latest guest on The Farrynheight Podcast. Known for his collaborations with iconic artists like Rihanna, Adele, Billie Eilish, and Lil Nas X, Farryn sits down with this celebrated LA-based production designer and art director. In this episode, they delve into unleashing creativity, trusting your instincts in high-stakes projects, and striving for growth in the competitive world of art, design and creative storytelling.Connect with Farryn Weiner, host of The Farrynheight Podcast, HERE.Interested in raising brands? Connect with us HERE and learn more about Farrynheight HERE.Hosted on Acast. See acast.com/privacy for more information. Hosted on Acast. See acast.com/privacy for more information.

The ability to manage (or even repress) feelings in the workplace is often considered a measure of professional success. But for Jake Karls—co-founder of Mid-Day Squares, the fastest-growing functional chocolate bar on the market—being honest about emotional well-being in a professional setting isn’t a shortcoming, it’s a superpower. In this episode, the two Forbes 30 Under 30 recipients unpack what it means to create a brand that’s unapologetically real, how supporting your mental health improves your efficiency and leadership, and how the downhill moments we all experience are actually opportunities for conviction and clarity.Connect with Farryn Weiner, host of The Farrynheight Podcast, HERE.Interested in raising brands? Connect with us HERE and learn more about Farrynheight HERE. Hosted on Acast. See acast.com/privacy for more information.

Cereal Milk. Birthday Cake. Compost Cookies. Over the last 15 years, Christina Tosi has redefined desserts through her bakery empire, Milk Bar. Described as “an introvert in overalls who carries math problems in her purse," by The New York Times, Christina’s success has always hinged on her own uniqueness and creativity. On the season premiere of The Farrynheight Podcast, Christina sits down with our host, Farryn Weiner, to reminisce on her journey from David Chang’s pastry chef at Momofuku to CEO, cookbook author, TV personality, and James Beard award-winning culinary icon. Listen to Christina Tosi's breakthrough on The Farrynheight Podcast's season premiere.Connect with Farryn Weiner, host of The Farrynheight Podcast, HERE.Interested in raising brands? Connect with us HERE and learn more about Farrynheight HERE. Hosted on Acast. See acast.com/privacy for more information.