Clover: Conversations with Women in Leadership on Visibility, Authority & Owning the Room
by Erin Geiger - Muscle Creative
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The Future of Work, Leadership & AI with Microsoft’s Kara Mandeville
May 12, 2026
42m 20s
How AI Is Bringing Humanity Back to Work with Bree Whitehead
Apr 7, 2026
39m 18s
Driven Women Burn Out First with Dr. Neema Moore
Mar 24, 2026
36m 50s
Leading Without Burnout: Marina Kay on Breathwork, Clarity, and Nervous System Resilience
Mar 10, 2026
49m 14s
What Tesla, Notion, and Venture Taught Me About Power - with Camille Ricketts (Re-release)
Feb 24, 2026
39m 55s
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| Date | Episode | Topics | Guests | Brands | Places | Keywords | Sponsor | Length | |
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| 5/12/26 | The Future of Work, Leadership & AI with Microsoft’s Kara Mandeville | In this episode of Clover, I sit down with my friend Kara Mandeville — a powerhouse leader at Microsoft whose career journey is equal parts inspiring, relatable, and incredibly timely. From growing up as a military brat and dreaming of working with horses to leading high-performing teams in the fast-moving world of enterprise tech and AI, Kara’s story is proof that careers don’t have to follow a perfectly linear path to become extraordinary. What I loved most about this conversation is how ho... | 42m 20s | ||||||
| 4/7/26 | How AI Is Bringing Humanity Back to Work with Bree Whitehead✨ | AIhumanity at work+3 | Bree Whitehead | Muscle Creative | — | AIentrepreneur+5 | — | 39m 18s | |
| 3/24/26 | Driven Women Burn Out First with Dr. Neema Moore | In this episode of Clover, I sit down with Dr. Neema Moore—chiropractor, author of Confidence NOW!, and founder of transformative wellness retreats—for a conversation that feels both grounding and expansive. Dr. Neema’s journey doesn’t follow a straight line. From high school biology teacher to chiropractor to global wellness leader, she shares how one simple idea—choosing happiness—led her to completely pivot her career and build a life centered around healing, confidence, and impact. What s... | 36m 50s | ||||||
| 3/10/26 | Leading Without Burnout: Marina Kay on Breathwork, Clarity, and Nervous System Resilience | In this episode of Clover, I sit down with Marina Kay, an executive coach and breathwork practitioner who helps women lead, build, and grow their careers without burning themselves out in the process. Marina shares the story of her own career journey, from working in HR consulting and sitting in Fortune 500 boardrooms to experiencing the intense pressure of startup culture while working at WeWork during its rise and fall. Along the way, she began noticing the toll that chronic stress and anxi... | 49m 14s | ||||||
| 2/24/26 | What Tesla, Notion, and Venture Taught Me About Power - with Camille Ricketts (Re-release) | In this episode of Clover, I’m joined by Camille Ricketts, now a partner at XYZ Venture Capital and formerly a marketing leader at Tesla, First Round Capital, and Notion. Camille’s career journey has been anything but linear—starting as a journalist at The Wall Street Journal, moving into communications at Tesla, where she worked directly with Elon Musk, then pioneering content marketing with First Round Review, and later scaling community-led growth at Notion. Today, she brings that breadth ... | 39m 55s | ||||||
| 2/18/26 | The Power We Were Told Not to Talk About - with Celeste Mergens, Days for Girls | This week on Clover, I had the honor of sitting down with Celeste Mergens, bestselling author and founder of Days for Girls, a global movement that has reached nearly 4 million women and girls in 145 countries. Celeste’s story is a powerful reminder that leadership doesn’t always begin with a master plan. She started out wanting to be an electrical engineer. Life rerouted her into motherhood, raising six children, and later completing two master’s degrees. Celeste is also the author of The Po... | 45m 25s | ||||||
| 2/10/26 | How to Turn Vision into Impact with Amina Mohamed of Cameras For Girls (Re-release) | In this very first episode of Clover, I chat with Amina Mohamed, founder of Cameras For Girls, an organization using photography and storytelling to help young women in Africa break into male-dominated media spaces. Amina’s story begins with her family’s journey as refugees from Uganda to Canada, a career in film and television, and a life-changing return to Uganda that revealed the inequities facing girls denied education and opportunity. That experience inspired her to launch Cameras For Gi... | 39m 46s | ||||||
| 2/3/26 | So When Exactly Do We “Arrive”? | This episode is about a feeling I do not hear discussed very often, especially among women in leadership: having a career that looks successful on paper, but still not feeling settled, finished, or like you have “arrived.” I am not sharing this as a complaint or a dramatic confession. It is an honest observation about how my career has actually unfolded. Over time, I have gained experience, responsibility, and perspective, but the moment I assumed would come—the one where everything feels cer... | 14m 48s | ||||||
| 1/27/26 | Where to Stand When the World Feels Unstable | In this solo episode of Clover, I speak directly to the reality many women leaders are navigating right now. The world feels frightening and unstable. Political volatility, economic uncertainty, organizational upheaval, and an unrelenting news cycle are not abstract background conditions. They affect how people lead, how decisions are made, and how much risk feels possible on any given day. Even leaders with long track records and strong résumés are operating inside systems that feel far less... | 13m 36s | ||||||
| 1/20/26 | Scaling Revenue, Sales Leadership, and Letting Go of “Family Culture” with Rosa Yupari | In this episode of Clover, I sit down with Rosa Yupari, former Chief Revenue Officer turned fractional CRO and sales advisor, to talk about what actually drives sustainable revenue growth — and why so many companies stall long before they realize it. Rosa shares her journey from engineering into sales, scaling teams to nearly $100M in revenue, and eventually stepping away from corporate leadership to build a practice rooted in mentoring, coaching, and real-world strategy. This is a candid, ta... | 43m 59s | ||||||
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| 1/13/26 | How to Be the Only Woman in the Room… and Not Lose Your Mind | Being the only woman in the room is rarely just a professional experience. It is a psychological one. In this episode of Clover, we explore what happens internally when women navigate leadership spaces that were not designed with them in mind, and what it actually takes to stay steady inside those dynamics. In this episode, we cover: Why being the only woman in the room creates a constant layer of self-monitoring and internal laborHow awareness can quietly drain your energy when it gets turne... | 8m 25s | ||||||
| 1/6/26 | What I’m Not Taking Into the New Year | As January begins, many leaders feel pressure to move quickly; setting goals, making plans, defining the year ahead. In this solo episode of Clover, I pause that momentum and turn toward discernment. I share the habits, expectations, and patterns I’m choosing to leave behind, and how releasing what no longer fits creates capacity for clearer leadership. You’ll hear reflections on over-carrying, availability, certainty, and urgency, along with practical prompts to notice where weight has quiet... | 5m 13s | ||||||
| 12/30/25 | The In-Between Week | Between Christmas and New Year, time feels different. The structure disappears, the pressure eases. And for many of us, especially leaders, that quiet can feel both relieving and unsettling. In this solo episode of Clover, I talk about that strange, floaty week we rarely name and why it feels so uncomfortable when the noise finally drops. I explore what happens when our nervous system exhales, why stillness can bring up more than we expect, and how our identity as leaders is often tied to mom... | 5m 25s | ||||||
| 12/23/25 | Writing the Book I Almost Didn't Publish | More than a decade ago, I wrote The Snow Globe, a middle-grade novel about courage, belonging, and discovering strength you didn’t know you had. I wrote it before I had kids, before many of the leadership experiences that now shape my life. For years, the manuscript sat quietly as my life changed around it. Two years ago, I was ready to self-publish. The book had been edited. The cover was complete. And then someone asked me a single question: Is it your best work? The honest answer forced me... | 6m 15s | ||||||
| 12/16/25 | The Leadership Hangover | The latest episode of Clover went live today, and this one is just me, naming something I think a lot of us are feeling, especially in December, but rarely talk about out loud. In this episode, I unpack what I’ve been calling the leadership hangover. It’s not burnout or a breakdown. It’s that quieter, harder-to-explain exhaustion that shows up after a long year of leading, deciding, carrying responsibility, and being “on” for everyone else, even when things look good from the outside. I talk ... | 4m 30s | ||||||
| 12/9/25 | Rewriting the Story: From NBC Journalist to Chief Growth Officer with Heather Trumpfheller | In this episode of Clover, I sit down with fellow Austinite, community builder, and multi-pivot queen Heather Trumpfheller for a conversation that hits on career, identity, sobriety, boundaries, and what it really means to build community with intention. We talk about: Her winding career path & permission to pivotGrowing up a storytelling-obsessed kid in Dallas, studying broadcast journalism at Mizzou, and working at an NBC stationThe scary identity shift of leaving journalism, trying PR,... | 44m 44s | ||||||
| 12/2/25 | Build What Doesn’t Exist — with Tina Sharkey (iVillage, AOL, BabyCenter, USC) | In this episode of Clover, I sit down with the brilliant and wildly accomplished Tina Sharkey for a conversation that honestly feels like three masterclasses in one: community-building, career design, and the future of human connection in an AI-driven world. Tina walks me through her very non-linear career path—from hanging out in her mom’s New York fashion office as a teen, to an unexpected pivot into tech and investing, to co-founding iVillage, bringing Sesame Street online, scaling BabyCen... | 49m 18s | ||||||
| 11/25/25 | AI, CX, and the Human Factor: The Future of Customer Experience Leadership with Jordan Lea | In this episode of Clover, I sit down with my former teammate Jordan Lea, now VP of Customer Experience at Plum, to talk about bold career leaps, people-first leadership, and building a meaningful career on your own terms. Jordan shares her journey from a tiny town in North Carolina with dirt roads and cornfields to moving to New York City with no job lined up, flying standby for interviews, taking an unpaid internship in fashion, becoming employee #5 at a fashion tech startup, and eventually... | 45m 09s | ||||||
| 11/18/25 | What Actually Works in Podcasting: Monetization, Partnerships, and the Playbook from Tracy Kaplan | In this episode of Clover, I get to catch up with my longtime friend and powerhouse media executive, Tracy Kaplan, and her “hodgepodge” career that turned out to be a masterclass in building a bold, non-linear path in media, tech, and podcasts. Tracy walks us through her journey from WGBH and ABC News to CBS Interactive, SnappyTV, Twitter, TuneIn, Patreon, Tenderfoot TV, and now Courier Newsroom, all while launching her own company, Small But Mighty Media, and creating The 10 News, an award-w... | 50m 18s | ||||||
| 11/11/25 | How to Build a Coaching Culture that Scales: Lessons from Carrie Guarrero | In this episode, I sit down with mortgage industry veteran and coach Carrie Guarrero to trace a three-decade career built on service, community, and relentless growth. Carrie shares how an 11-year-old’s flyer route in her mom’s mortgage office became a billion-dollar origination career—and why the trophies eventually mattered less than the names and stories behind each loan. She opens up about a career “pause” that didn’t go as planned, the humbling return that led her to Fairway, and how tha... | 44m 42s | ||||||
| 11/4/25 | From Startup Chaos to Scalable Growth: How to Win the First 5 Years with Stephanie Quay | In this conversation, I catch up with longtime friend and operator, Stephanie Quay—a five-time acquisition veteran who recently launched Five Experts, a platform matching early-stage companies with proven operators to drive value creation in the first five years. We trace her zig-zag path from film school and TV.com (hi, CNET days!) to growth-stage leadership across PE- and VC-backed companies, and the playbooks she now packages for founders, investors, and fractional experts. Stephanie opens... | 40m 16s | ||||||
| 10/28/25 | Forget Balance — Here’s What Women Leaders Actually Need | For years, women in leadership have been told to “find balance” — as if the secret to thriving careers, healthy families, and full lives could fit neatly into a color-coded planner. But what if balance isn’t the goal at all? What if it’s the trap? In this solo episode of Clover, I unpack the myth of balance — how it was sold to women as a shiny standard we could never meet, and why it’s time to let it go for good. From early-morning Zoom calls in yesterday’s t-shirt to late-night Slack pings ... | 19m 35s | ||||||
| 10/21/25 | How to Rethink Career Growth: Why Your Path Isn’t a Ladder, It’s a Jungle Gym | In this episode of Clover, I’m rethinking one of the biggest myths about career growth — the idea that success is about climbing a ladder. For many of us, especially women, that ladder was never built for the way our careers actually unfold. So let’s talk about a better metaphor: the jungle gym. It’s flexible, unpredictable, and a whole lot more real. I share lessons from my own path — from film school to marketing, from startups to enterprise leadership — and how every pivot, pause, and side... | 14m 50s | ||||||
| 10/14/25 | Leading Through Mergers and Uncertainty: Paramount’s Erin Rich on Reinvention and Influence | In this episode of Clover, I sit down with the incredible Erin Rich, VP of Trade Marketing & Communications at Paramount, for a conversation that feels like a time capsule of the tech, media, and entertainment worlds over the last three decades — and a masterclass in reinvention. Erin takes us through her journey from the early Bay Area startup scene and the heyday of Yahoo and CNET, through mergers at CBS Interactive and ViacomCBS, to her current leadership role at Paramount. She shares ... | 45m 05s | ||||||
| 10/7/25 | How to Keep Your Rights, Voice, and Royalties: Conni Francini’s Hybrid Approach to Book Publishing | I sit down with Conni Francini, CEO of Soro Publishing, to explore how she’s building a more author-friendly path to publishing. Conni traces her unconventional route—from journalism/PR into education, then a 15-year run in educational publishing where she rose to editor-in-chief and developed award-winning products with partners like the Smithsonian and TIME for Kids. After dozens of candid chats with writers—frustrated by low royalties, limited marketing, slow timelines, and losing creative... | 40m 41s | ||||||
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