Bold Like Her Podcast

Trisha Pérez Kennealy is the Owner & Culinary Educator of the Inn at Hastings Park, located in historic Lexington, MA. Trisha is a proud Puerto Rican Jewish woman, growing up in Puerto Rico before moving to Massachusetts as a teen. The Inn features 22 stylishly luxurious accommodations.

Before opening the Inn, Trisha had a successful finance career, but decided to pursue her true passions in life: cooking and teaching. Trisha is a graduate from Harvard Business School and has earned both her Diplôme de Cuisine & Diplôme de Pâtisserie from Le Cordon Bleu. Since opening in 2014, the Inn at Hastings Park has been featured in Forbes, Boston Business Journal, the Boston Globe, Travel + Leisure, and more.

The Inn offers hotel guests & the Lexington/greater Boston community an immersive food and wine destination unlike any other in New England with fresh, local ingredients, impeccable service & a farm-to-table philosophy. Trisha also shares her passion for teaching in her role as Culinary Educator, offering cooking classes, as well as immersive Culinary Weekends, for hotel and day guests alike.

Amanda spends her days helping people shop, style, edit their closets and elevate their wardrobes. She came by my place to check out my closet for a mini edit session and sit down to talk about her journey to this place.

Her love for fashion has lasted her whole life, growing up reading the pages of VOGUE and dreaming of working in the industry. She worked on the corporate side of advertising & media before joining The RealReal, the largest luxury consignment e-commerce company in the US. With a background in fashion and business, Amanda understands the importance of a strong personal brand expressed through style and how this can impact success both personally and professionally. And now, she’s founded Wave + Woven to deliver exceptional concierge personal styling experiences and a 360 approach to shopping and getting dressed.

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Mia is a Boston-based photographer and creator known for her expertise in capturing personality portraits and creating branding content. Her clients appreciate her ability to infuse energy and vibrancy into any project, leaving them feeling refreshed and inspired. Mia loves collaborating with entrepreneurs to create visually appealing branding content for their businesses.

On this episode we sat down at one of the studios Mia uses to help her clients capture exactly what they're looking for. We chat about my recent experience working together on branding content for this podcast and my real estate business.

Mia shares her background working on sets in NYC, being inspired by her family to take pictures at a young age and feeling like she is now exactly where she is meant to be. Watch out for the year of Mia!

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Liz has worked as a nurse for 20 years in various areas, mostly acute cardiac care, case management, and critical care.

After dealing with personal experiences of not feeling her best, she sought out to provide care for those that don't want conventional medicine. A chance to look deeper and fix what could be causing that exhaustion.

On this episode we talk thyroid, hormone replacement therapy, gut health, the rise in popularity of medical weight loss and more!

Lux Health

Joining me for a second time on this podcast, Kristina and I reconnect to have an important conversation about breast cancer awareness and early detection.

We discuss her early diagnosis of the BRCA1 gene mutation and the steps she took knowing her chances of getting breast and/or ovarian cancer. Kristina also shares how and when other women can be tested.

When we spoke the last time she was on the podcast, she shared the story along with her two sisters (one of which was also diagnosed with the gene mutation). The 3 have bonded together to not only bring awareness but to support one another through their surgeries.

One of the things they've bonded over is running marathons! They also support and run along side eachother and have just returned from running Berlin!

Through this journey Kristina says she has found her voice, thinking at one time that it was possible that cancer might end her life...instead she is out educating, supporting and raising funds for research!

Mom Runs Marathon to Cope With Double Mastectomy, Hysterectomy (today.com)

2024 Run Any Race: Mrs. Kristina Coccoluto's Fundraising Page - Run for Dana-Farber (jimmyfund.org)