How to Be Yourself with Ashley Nicole Black

How to Be Yourself with Ashley Nicole Black

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How to Check Your Bias: Accents with Dr. Katherine Kinzler

 Samara chats with the groundbreaking psychologist and author of the new book How You Say It: Why You Talk The Way You Do—and What It Says About You, about what Ruth Bader Ginsberg’s changing accent tells us about human nature, how Hugh Laurie betrayed us, and the accent YOU h ...

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How to Rise with Former Rep. Katie Hill

Samara chats with the California congresswoman who resigned in November—about how to actually run for office, the politics of politics on Capitol Hill, and what it was like to weather a very public shaming—and how to write and deliver a speech in the midst of it. With lots of swe ...  Show more

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