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Ep. 114 - Real Life Big Kid Problems - with Sarah Merrill
Podcast |
Healing Hormones
Publisher |
Nina Boyce
Media Type |
audio
Podknife tags |
Alternative Health, 
Health, 
Interview, 
Menstruation, 
Personal Journals, 
Sexuality
Categories Via RSS |
Alternative Health, 
Health & Fitness, 
Religion & Spirituality, 
Sexuality, 
Spirituality
Publication Date |
Mar 04, 2019
Episode Duration |
00:55:34

We have Sarah Merrill on the pod today! Sarah is a comedian and the creator behind Big Kid Problems, a social media platform dedicated to not wanting to #adult. We don’t know about you, but we TOTALLY relate! Sarah never planned for her platform to grow as much as it has, and is a sought after social media expert because of it. She also uses her media presence as a way to connect and speak to a wider audience. This interview with Sarah is so great, not only because she’s hilarious, but because she’s a stand for women to share their voice, which we fully support.

 

We Chat About:

  • What Big Kid Problems is all about
  • Building a platform
  • Where she gets inspiration from
  • Exploring stand-up comedy + college majors
  • The OG big kid problems that Sarah had
  • Being on the Steve Harvey show + working with PR
  • Faking it until you make it
  • Adulting problems across all ages
  • Moving from New York to Los Angeles
  • The stereotyping around females in comedy
  • Launching her podcast

 

Resources:

 

Connect With Us:

We have Sarah Merrill on the pod today! Sarah is a comedian and the creator behind Big Kid Problems, a social media platform dedicated to not wanting to #adult. We don’t know about you, but we TOTALLY relate! Sarah never planned for her platform to grow as much as it has, and is a sought after social media expert because of it. She also uses her media presence as a way to connect and speak to a wider audience. This interview with Sarah is so great, not only because she’s hilarious, but because she’s a stand for women to share their voice, which we fully support. We Chat About: What Big Kid Problems is all about Building a platform Where she gets inspiration from Exploring stand-up comedy + college majors The OG big kid problems that Sarah had Being on the Steve Harvey show + working with PR Faking it until you make it Adulting problems across all ages Moving from New York to Los Angeles The stereotyping around females in comedy Launching her podcast Resources: Learn more: bigkidproblems.com Instagram: @bigkidproblems ; @sarahamerrill_ Listen: Big Kid Problems Podcast Watch: Ali Wong Empowered Voice Connect With Us: Subscribe on Apple Podcasts Subscribe on Google Podcasts Join our Patreon Page: Finding Your Shine Podcast Join our FB Group: Finding Your Shine Podcast Tribe Instagram: @findingyourshinepodcast Email: hello@findingyourshinepodcast.com Finding Your Shine is produced by Podcast Masters

We have Sarah Merrill on the pod today! Sarah is a comedian and the creator behind Big Kid Problems, a social media platform dedicated to not wanting to #adult. We don’t know about you, but we TOTALLY relate! Sarah never planned for her platform to grow as much as it has, and is a sought after social media expert because of it. She also uses her media presence as a way to connect and speak to a wider audience. This interview with Sarah is so great, not only because she’s hilarious, but because she’s a stand for women to share their voice, which we fully support.

 

We Chat About:

  • What Big Kid Problems is all about
  • Building a platform
  • Where she gets inspiration from
  • Exploring stand-up comedy + college majors
  • The OG big kid problems that Sarah had
  • Being on the Steve Harvey show + working with PR
  • Faking it until you make it
  • Adulting problems across all ages
  • Moving from New York to Los Angeles
  • The stereotyping around females in comedy
  • Launching her podcast

 

Resources:

 

Connect With Us:

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