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227. My Year of Only Purchasing 7 Items of Clothing And Why I Think You Should Do It Too
How'd She Do That?
02/11/25 • 32 min
Shopping My Closet in 2024! 🎙️
In this episode of How’d She Do That?, I’m sharing my journey of shopping my own closet in 2024—what I learned, what I loved, and what I ended up purchasing along the way. I’ll take you through the 7 key pieces I bought and why they made the cut, plus why this practice has been such an eye-opening experience in understanding what truly matters in life.
If you’ve ever felt the urge to refresh your wardrobe without over-consuming, this episode is for you!
Tune in now & let’s chat intentional style! ✨

TSC Summit Recap | Caroline Borders
How'd She Do That?
03/25/22 • 34 min

...NOT an April Fools!
How'd She Do That?
04/01/22 • 11 min
We have SPONSORS! In today's 10 minute episode Emily gives an exciting update on the process of finding sponsors for HSDT and how excited we are to begin to share even more brands with you all! As many of you know, our host is eager to turn this passion project into a real business, and one of the key ways of doing so is through paid sponsorships.
April 2022 is the first month How'd She Do That? will have a monthly sponsor and we can't wait to continue to highlight more inspiring brands and businesses in the years to come!
If you have a friend who is struggling with feeling confident in her business, the price of her products, sponsorships, etc., this is a great episode to share with them!

5. Rachel Proctor: Founder eMErge University
How'd She Do That?
07/07/20 • 50 min
On today's episode of How'd She Do That? Emily speaks with Rachel Proctor. Rachel is an entrepreneur, author, speaker, and business coach. Rachel is the founder of eMErge University, co-founder of an early childhood learning center, and even served as Mayor Pro Tem in De Soto, Texas. In this episode, you’ll hear more about Rachel’s story as she encourages listeners to use their gifts to serve their community. Rachel inspires and motivates others through her ministry, faith, and business. This is a conversation you don’t want to miss!

81. Lilse McKenna: Interior Designer
How'd She Do That?
02/01/22 • 49 min
Today's guest, New York-based interior designer Lilse McKenna creates homes that are rooted in tradition and tailored to reflect each client’s personality and lifestyle.
Prior to establishing her firm, Lilse worked for esteemed interior designers Lindsey Coral Harper and Markham Roberts. She credits both designers for teaching her not only the art of decorating residential interiors but also the skills required to execute projects of all sizes in a timely and organized fashion. Layered in various furniture styles, patterns, and textures, Lilse’s interiors provide her clients lasting sophistication and comfort.
Lilse has been featured in House Beautiful, Real Simple Magazine, The Wall Street Journal, and One Kings Lane, among others. We know you'll enjoy this conversation! It's one you'll want to share with a friend!

Today's guest, Ala von Auerperg, was born Princess Annie-Laurie von Auersperg, Ala Isham is the daughter of Martha “Sunny” Crawford and Prince Alfred von Auersperg of Austria. Ala grew up between Kitzbühel, Austria, New York City, and Newport, RI where a legacy of style led her to create Ala von Auersperg in 2015, a collection of elegant silhouettes and vibrant proprietary prints created from her own artwork depicting scenes of nature and from her travels.
Ala’s passion for creating clothes that enhance a woman’s confidence also underpins her philanthropic work. In 1985, she co-founded the National Center for Victims of Crime, an organization that provides victims of crime with rights, protection, and services to help them rebuild their lives. In 1986, she founded the Brain Trauma Foundation, which she created in homage to her late mother, and supports ongoing research on traumatic brain injuries. Together with her conservation efforts, Ala is committed to empowering women through beauty and instilling confidence and strength.
Ala's brand has grown rapidly over the last few years as her beautiful and unique artwork provides the patterns for her pieces. You can shop her pieces online and at her stores in Charleston, South Carolina, Palm Beach, Florida, and New York City.

Welcome to Season Three! Today's guest, Riley Sheehey is a watercolor and multimedia artist and textile designer.
Before becoming an artist full-time, she taught elementary school art and developed a love for whimsical styles and playful details. Her artwork reflects this childlike view of the world with fun color palettes and attention to detail that evokes a viewer’s curiosity. She specializes in watercolor illustrations and surface design and has enjoyed the challenge of expanding her practice to incorporate textiles and wallpaper.
Riley lives in Falls Church, Virginia, with her husband, daughter, and dog. Listeners will love getting to know Riley in today's episode!

145. Mel Bolin & Lina Dickinson: Founders of MERSEA Share Their Story And Purpose Behind One of Our Favorite Coastal Inspired Brands
How'd She Do That?
04/11/23 • 50 min
Today's guests Melanie and Lina are the founders of MERSEA. MERSEA’s story began in 2013 with a singular passion in mind: Travel, and the nostalgic scents that come along with it. Fascinated by scent’s ability to transport the body and soul to places old and new, this led our founders to uncover the creations of artisans found in corners around the world. Now, MERSEA is no longer exclusively a destination for scents and self-care, but a curated collection of travel essentials crafted entirely for your journey—wherever you may go.
A California native, Lina spent her childhood summers in San Diego attending surf camp and soaking up the sun. After marrying her college sweetheart, she moved to Kansas City, got her MBA, and met Melanie at their children’s small school. She is a lover of the ocean and adventure, and when she’s not working or traveling for MERSEA, Lina enjoys playing cards with her four kids.
Born in Texas but destined for the West Coast, Melanie lived in Los Angeles for many years embracing the creativity, adventure, and ample opportunities in the brand marketing world. Melanie then moved to Kansas City alongside her husband and two children in 2004—subsequently meeting Lina. At MERSEA, Melanie manages all things creative.
We know listeners will love today's episode!
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How many episodes does How'd She Do That? have?
How'd She Do That? currently has 349 episodes available.
What topics does How'd She Do That? cover?
The podcast is about Podcasts and Business.
What is the most popular episode on How'd She Do That??
The episode title 'HSDT | Trailer' is the most popular.
What is the average episode length on How'd She Do That??
The average episode length on How'd She Do That? is 42 minutes.
How often are episodes of How'd She Do That? released?
Episodes of How'd She Do That? are typically released every 4 days.
When was the first episode of How'd She Do That??
The first episode of How'd She Do That? was released on Jun 8, 2020.
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