What began as a bold name inspired by an experience many women quietly share has grown into an award-winning platform for honest conversations about women’s health.

Spencer Moore, founder and host of The Hairy Chin Podcast, joins Adrienne Barker, MAS, to share the story behind winning four Women Who Podcast Magazine Awards, including Best in Show.

Spencer explains how a lifetime of chronic illness and an early-stage breast cancer diagnosis at age 40 inspired her to become a women’s health advocate. She also discusses the shame women often carry around their bodies, the barriers they face in healthcare, and why being told to “advocate for yourself” is not enough unless women are shown how to do it.

The conversation explores the importance of recognizing what is normal for your body, communicating changes clearly, seeking another opinion when something feels wrong, and identifying unreliable health information online.

Spencer also reveals the considerable work behind her podcast, including guest research, medical-information vetting, production, promotion, and a workflow containing more than 120 individual steps.

In this episode:

• The meaning behind the unforgettable name The Hairy Chin
• Spencer’s reaction to winning four podcasting awards
• How chronic illness and breast cancer shaped her mission
• Why shame can prevent women from discussing important symptoms
• Practical ways to advocate for yourself during medical appointments
• The importance of saying, “This is not normal for me”
• Why women are still dismissed or misdiagnosed
• How Spencer responsibly vets healthcare guests and information
• The difference between health advocacy and health influencing
• Why a large social media following does not guarantee trustworthy advice
• Spencer’s upcoming season focused on female chronic illness
• Her plans to examine the responsible use of AI for health research

The four Women Who Podcast Magazine Awards recognized The Hairy Chin Podcast for:

• Best in Show
• Profound Nugget
• Second place in Bare Your Soul
• Best Cover Art

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Film historian and veteran podcast host Mike White joins Adrienne Barker, MAS, to reveal the story behind the return of The Podcast of Power, a podcast dedicated to The Lord of the Rings: The Rings of Power.

Mike explains why the show went quiet, what inspired its return, and why he and co-host Chris Stachiw decided to revisit every episode of Season Two before covering the upcoming third season. He also shares how his exclusive interview with acclaimed composer Bear McCreary became an important part of the relaunch.

The conversation ventures far beyond Middle-earth. Mike discusses his 15-year journey hosting The Projection Booth, building the independent Weirding Way Media network, interviewing more than 1,000 filmmakers and entertainment professionals, and creating thoughtful conversations where people can disagree without attacking one another.

Adrienne and Mike also explore movie music, storytelling, breaking the fourth wall, immersive film marketing, horror movies, cult cinema, guilty pleasures, and why every movie is somebody’s favorite movie.

In this episode:

• The story behind the return of The Podcast of Power
• Mike’s exclusive interview with Bear McCreary
• How music gives characters, kingdoms, and cultures distinct identities
• Why Mike and Chris are revisiting all eight Season Two episodes
• How The Rings of Power connects to Tolkien’s larger world
• What 15 years of interviewing filmmakers taught Mike
• Why strong interviews require questions guests have not heard before
• The mission behind Weirding Way Media
• How independent podcasters can support and cross-promote one another
• Why listeners should never feel guilty about enjoying a movie

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Discover Mike White’s podcasts at Weirding Way Media and The Projection Booth.

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Getting accepted into college is only one part of the journey. Students also need the confidence, practical skills, financial knowledge, and personal responsibility to succeed once they arrive.

In this episode of The Story Behind the Press Release, Adrienne Barker speaks with Stephanie Flournoy, founder and CEO of PSG2C, Parents Survival Guide to College.

Stephanie created PSG2C after navigating the college-planning process with her own daughter and realizing how many families were trying to figure everything out alone. What began as parents asking her questions grew into a personalized program that helps students and families move from confusion to clarity.

Stephanie explains why successful college preparation should begin well before senior year. She discusses scholarships, choosing the right college, preparing for entrance exams, adjusting to a new environment, and building the everyday life skills students often don't realize they need until Mom and Dad are no longer down the hallway.

In this conversation:

• Why college planning can begin as early as ninth grade
• How Stephanie matches scholarships to each student’s interests and career goals
• Why students should continue applying for scholarships after entering college
• How to evaluate whether a college is truly the right fit
• Why changing majors or career goals is not a failure
• The importance of laundry, meal preparation, medication management, first aid, and other life skills
• How students can prepare for roommates, cultural differences, and greater independence
• Why an outside mentor can sometimes reach a teenager differently than a parent
• How parents can gradually pass responsibility to their children
• Why families do not have to navigate the college process alone

Stephanie’s goal is not simply to help a student get into college. She wants families to feel informed, students to feel prepared, and parents to confidently “pass the baton” to the next generation.

Learn more about Stephanie Flournoy and Parents Survival Guide to College at PSG2C.com.

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