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In this lively episode of Joy of the Hang, Sharon and Lauren spill all the stylish tea—from Sharon’s unforgettable purchase of a one-of-a-kind Max Alexander original, the 9-year-old fashion phenom (yes, that Max!) to their unfiltered take on the jaw-dropping Bezos-Sanchez wedding extravaganza. Max is the youngest person to design a runway show at the age of 7 years 266 days, in Denver, Colorado, USA, on 18 November 2023. They dish on fashion, power couples, and how to spot authenticity in a world full of sparkle and spin. Expect laughs, opinions, and the kind of commentary only Joy of the Hang can deliver.

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This week on Joy of the Hang, we sit down with the magnetic Jillian McClure—a bartender turned sober soul who’s mixing up a new kind of cocktail: truth, humor, and a splash of vulnerability. We talk about what it’s like to work behind the bar while living alcohol-free, how sobriety has transformed her approach to dating, and why dogs might just be better companions than most men. It's an honest, funny, and unexpectedly heartwarming conversation about boundaries, self-worth, and the kind of joy that doesn’t come in a glass.

Cheers to growth, puppy love, and never settling for less than you deserve.

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This week on Joy of the Hang, we're joined by the powerhouse of precision and passion: Kathryn Ross Nash. A master Pilates instructor, author, and movement educator, Kathryn brings her signature blend of intensity and joy to a conversation about discipline, self-expression, and the radical act of showing up—for yourself and others. We talk about the roots of classical Pilates, the difference between performance and presence, and how movement can be a tool for personal liberation. Whether you're a teacher, a student, or just trying to get through your week with some grace, this episode is a must-hang.

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In this episode of Joy of the Hang, we’re joined by Julie Edelman—bestselling author of The Accidental Housewife and The Accidental Sisterhood—who proves that you don’t need to have it all together to live a meaningful, joyful life. With wit, warmth, and zero pretense, Julie shares how embracing life's messes (both literal and metaphorical) led her to unexpected success as a media personality, author, and champion of real women everywhere. We talk about the pressure to "do it all," the beauty in imperfection, and how sisterhood can be both accidental and absolutely essential. If you've ever rolled your eyes at unrealistic expectations and just wanted to be seen for who you are—this one's for you.

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This week on Joy of the Hang, we sit down with the remarkable Misty Carson—Business Development Executive, philanthropist, and living proof that where you start is not where you have to stay. Misty opens up about surviving childhood sexual abuse, becoming pregnant and homeless at 16, and forging her own path after being emancipated as a teen. She dropped out of high school, earned her GED, and eventually a Master’s degree—defying every odd stacked against her. Misty shares how one person believing in her made all the difference, and why she now pays that forward through her work with at-risk girls, the Junior League, and the Insurance Industry Charitable Foundation. This is a raw, powerful conversation about resilience, purpose, and the transformative power of support.

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Filmmaker Kimberly Heath Carrico sits down with Sharon and guest host Davis Roe to talk about her latest film projects, the hustle of independent storytelling, and what it means to create with intention. Davis shares scenes from her Coachella weekend, adding a festival-soaked twist to a conversation that spans scripts, soundtracks, and staying grounded in the chaos. Film meets festival, and every story finds its stage.

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In this unapologetic episode, join Sharon and guest co-host, Davis Roe, as Trish Appello and Kimmi Heath Carrico take you behind the scenes of their explosive new short film, Eff You 50s—a no-holds-barred response to the way society sidelines women as they age. From hot flashes to hot takes, they unpack the inspiration behind the film, share raw truths about midlife reinvention, and throw a few well-deserved middle fingers at outdated stereotypes. Aging gracefully? Nah. They’re aging powerfully.

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