Kinsey Grant: Writer, Editor, and Podcast Host for Morning Brew

11/19/19 • 44 min

Kinsey's bio:

Kinsey joined Morning Brew as a writer in July 2018. These days, she hosts the Brew's podcast—Business Casual, writes and edits for the daily Brew going to 1.6+ million subscribers, edits and incubates new projects including industry-specific newsletters, and leads in-person and live events. Kinsey graduated cum laude from Washington & Lee University with a B.A. in business journalism before moving to New York to pursue financial news full-time. Before joining Morning Brew, she covered stocks, tech, and cannabis for TheStreet.

Say hello to Kinsey on Twitter here.

Listen to Business Casual here.

Kinsey's bio:

Say hello to Kinsey on Twitter here.

Listen to Business Casual here.

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Randle Browning is an SEO Strategist, Copywriter, and Songwriter (Oh—and a Pizza Shop Owner!)

Today's guest is Randle Browning, a writer and music maker living in Brooklyn, NY.

Her work has appeared in Publishers Weekly, The Los Angeles Review of Books, The Brooklyn Rail, and Electric Literature.

Today, she helps tech companies and entrepreneurs with their SEO, content strategy, and copywriting. Want to talk content with Randle? Hit up contentbyrandle (dot) com.

Another fun fact about Randle is that she's living out one of her teenage dreams by playing in a girlband called choirgirl. She plays guitar, sings, and writes music, and we'll definitely be chatting about that last part later on in the show.

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She has been freelance since 2005, and had staff jobs at daily newspaper Metro as well as working in-house with women's magazines such as Woman&Home and consulting with content agencies.

Jenny launched Freelance Feels in June 2019 after struggling with her own mental health and wellbeing as a work-from-home freelancer. First a blog, it's now a podcast, and uses a cactus as its logo as 'Freelancers are like cacti: We can survive harsh conditions but still need love and water'.