The Overprocessed Podcast

In this episode of the Overprocessed Podcast, hosts Kourtnee and Robert welcome Jacob Khan, a renowned hairdresser and entrepreneur, to discuss his journey in the hairdressing industry, the creation of his affordable Fancy Shears, and the importance of education and community in the field. Jacob shares insights on navigating trends, handling negativity on social media, and building a personal brand. He emphasizes the significance of loving one's craft and the value of small victories in achieving success. The conversation is filled with humor, personal anecdotes, and practical advice for aspiring hairdressers and educators. Enjoy :)

In this episode, we sit down with Morgan Thomas, a dynamic skit creator and social media influencer, to explore her journey from a theater enthusiast to a beloved online personality. Morgan shares how her passion for performance and creativity led her to start making skits during the pandemic, aiming to bring joy and laughter to a world in need. Despite the challenges and the unconventional path, Morgan's dedication to her craft has earned her a devoted following. Tune in to hear her insights on creativity, the impact of her work, and the joy of connecting with her audience through humor and authenticity. This is an episode filled with inspiration, laughter, and the power of storytelling. Enjoy :)

In this episode of the Overprocessed Podcast, host Kourtnee and guest Sami Skinner discuss various aspects of the hairdressing industry, including the importance of authenticity, building relationships with clients, and navigating online criticism. Sami shares her experiences with educational classes, the evolution of hairdressing education, and the significance of personal branding. The conversation also touches on managing energy in client relationships and the challenges of working with brands.

Join us on the Overprocessed Podcast as we dive into a lively conversation with the vibrant Anianne Owens. Discover the story behind her unique hairline, Morning Hair, and her passion for spooky aesthetics. Anianne shares her journey from California to Denver, her love for creative hair transformations, and the challenges of running a hair business. With humor and authenticity, Anianne opens up about her personal life, her inspirations, and her exciting plans for the future. Don't miss this engaging episode filled with laughter, insights, and a touch of the unexpected!

In this episode of the Overprocessed Podcast, hosts Robby and Kourt sit down with the inspiring Devyn, also known as Braggin' Beauty. Devyn shares her journey from hair school to becoming a celebrated hairstylist and educator. She opens up about balancing motherhood with her career, overcoming the fear of public speaking, and the importance of authenticity. Devyn also discusses her passion for color analysis and her vision for future collaborations and products. Tune in for an engaging conversation filled with personal stories, professional insights, and a touch of humor.

n this lively episode of the Overprocessed Podcast, hosts Robby and Kourtnee welcome the hilarious and candid Conor Doyle. From his creative journey during the pandemic to his unique approach to content creation and education, Conor shares insights into his "fuck it" mentality and how it has shaped his career. The conversation is filled with laughter, personal anecdotes, and a touch of chaos, making it a must-listen for anyone interested in the intersection of creativity and authenticity.

In this episode of the "Overprocessed Podcast" features a conversation with Arianna, a branding expert known for her work with hairstylists and creative entrepreneurs. The hosts, Robby and Kourtnee, discuss with Arianna her unique approach to branding, which emphasizes personal connection and authenticity. Arianna shares insights into her creative process, the importance of branding in the beauty industry, and how she started her business during the pandemic. The episode also touches on the challenges of working with clients who are unsure of their brand identity and the significance of having a strategic approach to branding.

In this lively episode of the Overprocessed Podcast, hosts Kourtnee and Robert welcome the vibrant Mermag, a beloved social media personality and salon owner. The conversation dives into Mermeg's journey in the hair industry, and the challenges of balancing motherhood with business. Mermeg shares insights on salon management, the importance of community, and her passion for creative hair transformations. The episode wraps up with a fun game and a heartfelt discussion on the evolving landscape of hair shows and education. Tune in for an engaging mix of humor, inspiration, and industry wisdom!

In this episode, we dive into the colorful world of Jack Abbott, a hairdressing maestro known for his transformative styles and vibrant personality. Discover the stories behind his award-winning looks, his thoughts on brand partnerships, and the creative community that inspires him every day.

In this episode of the Overprocess Podcast, hosts Robert and Kourtnee engage with Sarah Jane, a multifaceted talent in the hair industry. Sarah Jane shares her journey from being a hairdresser to collaborating with Pulp Riot on a color line, her experiences in creative direction, and the challenges of building a brand on social media. She discusses her aspirations, the impact of imposter syndrome, and the significance of winning the Naha Award.

In this heartfelt episode of "The Overprocessed Podcast," hosts Kourtnee and Robert welcome special guest Kate Thompson, who shares her transformative journey in the hair industry. From overcoming anxiety and trauma to embracing vulnerability and growth, Kate opens up about her personal and professional experiences. Join us for an inspiring conversation about resilience, self-acceptance, and the power of saying "yes" to new opportunities. #Authenticity #Growth #HairIndustry

In this captivating episode, we sit down with Katie Hill, a dynamic stylist from South Carolina, whose work transcends the traditional boundaries of hairdressing. Katie shares her heartfelt journey of working with elderly clients, revealing the profound connections she forms and the life lessons she learns along the way. From the emotional highs and lows of her experiences to the unexpected joy of seeing her social media presence grow, Katie opens up about her passion for making a difference in the lives of those she serves. Discover how she uses her platform to advocate for the beauty and dignity of her clients, while also exploring her creative side through vibrant hair transformations. Join us as Katie discusses her aspirations, the brands that inspire her, and her vision for the future of the beauty industry. This episode is a testament to the power of kindness, creativity, and community in shaping a meaningful career.

In this episode hosts, Kourt & Robby talk about what brands they see themselves working with in the future.

In the episode featuring Abbey Brooke on the Overprocessed Podcast, Abbey shares her journey from being a commissioned stylist to owning her own salon. She discusses the challenges she faced, such as moving across Canada without any connections and building her clientele from scratch by offering free services. Abbey emphasizes the importance of understanding one's process and having a clear "why" in the hair industry. She also talks about the glamorization of salon ownership and the reality of the hard work and dedication it requires. Abbey's passion for hair is evident as she describes it as both her work and hobby, and she shares insights on pricing strategies and the importance of including healthy hair practices in her services. The episode is filled with Abbey's candid advice and experiences, making it an inspiring listen for anyone in the beauty industry. If you would like to follow Abbey on socials, you can find her at @abbeybrookee

In this episode of the Overprocessed Podcast, hosts Kourtnee and Robert welcome special guest Mick, a prominent figure in the hair industry. Mick shares his journey of becoming affiliated with Behind the Chair (BTC) during the COVID-19 pandemic through a viral video showcasing the effectiveness of heat protection products. He discusses his role as a global ambassador for Alpha Parf and his experiences working in both Denver and Boston, highlighting the differences in hair trends and clientele between the two cities. Mick also talks about his passion for teaching, his approach to social media, and the importance of maintaining a positive reputation in the industry. The conversation touches on Mick's future goals, his dream brand partnership with Alpha Parf, and the creation of a supportive creator community to foster positivity in the hair industry. If you would like to support Mick on his journey, you can find him on social media at @hairbymickk

In this episode of the Overprocessed Podcast, host Robert Kourtnee welcomes Allison, known as the unorthodox stylist on Instagram. Allison shares her journey from being a shy, introverted high school student to becoming a self-taught hairstylist and salon owner. She discusses the challenges of being an introverted stylist, her unique approach to hairdressing, and the importance of authenticity in building her brand. Allison also talks about her experiences teaching at Premier Orlando and her transition to using organic hair products. The episode highlights her resilience, creativity, and the supportive community she has found in the hair industry. To support Allison on her journey, you can find her on social media @theunorthodoxstylist

Krista, a hairstylist and educator, shares her journey from starting as a young stylist to becoming a social media sensation with over 100,000 followers. Known for her innovative techniques like "Barbie hands," Krista discusses her passion for teaching, the challenges she faced in the industry, and her experiences working with top brands. She emphasizes the importance of enjoying the journey and staying authentic in a rapidly changing industry. Krista also talks about her future aspirations and the joy of connecting with clients and fellow stylists. To follow Krista on her journey, you can find here on social media at @colorbykriss

In this episode of the Overprocessed Podcast, hosts Robert and Kourtney sit down with the wonderful Lisa G, a trailblazing stylist and educator. Lisa shares her journey of embracing authenticity in the beauty industry, highlighting her experiences teaching at Orlando Premiere and the overwhelming support she received. The conversation dives into the importance of empowerment and education for stylists, focusing on real-world challenges and the need for confidence beyond technical skills. Lisa also discusses her platform, Straight Outta Cosmo, which offers accessible education for stylists, and her unique approach to teaching. Tune in to discover how Lisa's unapologetic authenticity and dedication to empowering others have shaped her successful care. To support Lisa G on her journey you can find her on IG and TikTok @lifeoflisag

In this episode of The Overprocessed Podcast, hosts Robert and Kourntee sit down with Melanie Hasson. She is a successful hairstylist, social media influencer, and L’Oréal ambassador., plus her 12-year journey in the beauty industry.Melanie opens up about the highs and challenges of navigating professional relationships, the power of clear communication, and the critical importance of setting boundaries in business. From handling differences with colleagues to cultivating lasting confidence behind the chair, she shares valuable insights every stylist and creative professional needs to hear.Whether you're just starting out or looking to grow in your career, this conversation is packed with honest advice, personal stories, and inspiration straight from one of the industry’s leading voices. To support her on her journey, you can find her on IG & TikTok @melaniemhasson

We sat down with the inspiring Ben Brown! An artist, educator, and everyday motivator who's transforming lives through creativity and compassion. Ben opens up about his journey from where it all started, sharing raw truths about his roots, the challenges he faced growing up, and the turning points that led him to become the educator he is today.Listeners will get an inside look at the skills that set Ben apart from his ability to connect deeply with students, to his natural gift for storytelling and creating safe, expressive spaces through art. Now a respected figure in both the art and education world, Ben continues to inspire countless individuals on a daily basis. Not just through his talent, but through his authenticity, resilience, and passion for uplifting others.Tune in and get inspired. This is one story you won’t want to miss. See you in the next episode!