REVUE by SCOUT

Gabrielle Scout
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REVUE by SCOUT is for the woman who craves more: more creativity, more intention, more beauty, more wealth woven into her everyday life. Designed as a cultural and aesthetic companion, each episode feels like slipping into a long dinner conversation with ambitious women who inspire. Hosted by Gabrielle Scout — founder of Scout’s Agency and editor of REVUE — this podcast invites you to explore creativity, luxury as a lifestyle, building businesses that support your wildest dreams, and the art of being the most interesting woman in the room. If you’re searching for connection, creative nourishment, and a place where cultural depth meets aesthetic inspiration, you’ve found it. for more musings, follow along @gabriellescoutmaio

  1. Aug 18

    The Things Mothers Aren't Supposed to Say: Can You Build an Empire and Raise a Child?

    This week, Gabrielle is trading the polish for sweatpants and getting into the girl chat to end all girl chats. Fresh off a family trip and about to leave on another, she's sharing the conversation she wishes someone had given her before she became a mom: the real, unfiltered truth about building a business and raising a child at the same time. Pulled straight from an Instagram question box, this episode works through the deepest, darkest fears ambitious women carry about motherhood - time, maternity leave, business failure, feeling trapped, losing themselves - with zero sugarcoating and a lot of hope. In This EpisodeWhy Gabrielle is recording cozy this week, and why that changes the texture of the conversationThe Emma Grede moment that cracked open Gabrielle's entire philosophy on motherhoodWhy "fifty-fifty parenthood" is a myth, and why women deserve more support, not equal treatmentThe fear of not having enough time - and why constraint actually makes you a sharper entrepreneurTaking maternity leave without a business built to survive it, and how to build your "number two"Facing the fear that your business might fail - and why every entrepreneur meets that momentFeeling permanently trapped by motherhood, and why that feeling doesn't cancel out loveLosing yourself as a mother, the "default parent" trap, and why self-abandonment isn't good parentingGabrielle's core philosophy: no martyrs, no self-sacrifice - children deserve happy, expressed mothersConnect with GabrielleFollow along on Instagram @gabriellescoutmaio Learn more about Scout's Agency at scoutsagency.com Read REVUE, Gabrielle's newsletter for the most interesting woman in the room HERE Loved This Episode?If any part of this conversation resonated, leave a review... it's how Gabrielle knows this content is actually helping. Screenshot it, share it to your stories, and tag @gabriellescoutmaio to let her know what landed. Advertising Inquiries: https://redcircle.com/brands

  2. Aug 11

    Kenzie Elizabeth Gets Real About Money, Team-Building, and Building a Needlepoint Empire

    Gabrielle sits down with longtime friend and content creator Kenzie Elizabeth (host of The House Guest Podcast) for a catch-up that turns into an unexpectedly deep dive on money. They cover her engagement, her rebrand from I Love You So Much to Houseguest, and how she built her needlepoint and home brand. But the real heart of the episode is a candid conversation about the business behind the content: revenue models, limiting beliefs around money, self-funding vs. investors, and what her team actually looks like. If you're a female founder, a bride-to-be, or curious about the difference between content-based and product-based business models, this one's for you. In this episode:Kenzie's journey from a 16-year-old YouTuber to "the Gen Z Martha Stewart," and why she feels more like her childhood self now than everThe difference between content creation revenue and product-based business revenueWhy she's never taken outside investors, and how she self-funded her needlepoint lineNeedlepoint sales up 760% since January - and why almost no one, including Kenzie, saw that comingWorking through limiting beliefs and shame around money, and why female founders need to talk about it more openlyWhat her team actually looks like: creative director, EA, wholesale/ops, freelancers, and a financial planner keeping her on trackHiring her first W-2 employees - and why it got easier each timeWorking with her fiancé, Charlie, and what makes their partnership workWedding planning as a "type B bride" with a "type A groom," and the one piece of advice she swears by for staying connected on the big dayGuestKenzie Elizabeth — content creator and host of Houseguest, founder of her needlepoint and home brand Find her: @KenzieElizabeth Free ResourceDownload Scout's Agency's free pitch template — the exact guest pitch template used to book over 6,000 podcast episodes, including the pitch used to book Gabrielle on 7 podcasts in 3 weeks. Get it at scoutsagency.com/pitch-template HostGabrielle Scout — @gabriellescoutmaio Advertising Inquiries: https://redcircle.com/brands

  3. Aug 4

    The Becoming: My War With Identity, Visibility, & Coming Back

    Gabrielle Scout is back after almost six months away, and a lot has changed...starting with the name of this podcast. Welcome to REVUE by SCOUT. In this episode, Gabrielle pulls back the curtain on where she's actually been: the four-year "domino wipeout" that took down almost every identity she'd built: the first hard season at Scout's Agency, closing Okay Sis Podcast with her sister, selling her home, the end of her marriage, and becoming a single mom. She talks about why visibility felt impossible while she was rebuilding, the acqui-hire offer she turned down to bet on herself, and how she finally stopped treating "business Gabrielle" and "REVUE Gabrielle" as two different women. This episode is part update, part behind-the-scenes, part reintroduction...and it sets up everything to expect from this show going forward: weekly episodes, real interviews with women in business and creativity, and conversations that go deeper than the usual podcast format. In this episode: Why Gabrielle stepped back from content, her podcast, and being the face of her businessThe four-year "domino wipeout": business hardship, closing Okay Sis Podcast, divorce, selling her home, single motherhoodTurning down an acqui-hire deal from a dream PR agency to bet on Scout's Agency insteadThe "Interesting Woman" archetype and why Gabrielle split herself into two identities — the Scout's Agency woman and the REVUE womanHow she finally integrated both sides of herself, and what's next for Scout's AgencyWhat to expect from REVUE by Scout going forward: weekly episodes, interviews, and deep, nuanced conversations on money, motherhood, ambition, and self Follow along: REVUE, Gabrielle's Substack newsletter — a Sunday newsletter plus personal essays twice a monthScout's Agency — the leading agency for booking women as podcast guestsInstagram: @gabriellescoutmaio Support the show (free, and it means everything): Rate and review REVUE by SCOUT on Apple Podcasts or SpotifyScreenshot this episode and share it to your stories — tag Gabrielle so she can reshareCome say hi: @gabriellescoutmaio on Instagram Advertising Inquiries: https://redcircle.com/brands

  4. Apr 15

    The Audacity to Be Her: How to Be a Baddie With Alexandra Cadiz

    In this salon-style episode of PODCAST by SCOUT, Gabrielle Scout sits down with Alexandra Cadiz — designer, musician and co-founder of lighting design brand CERAMICAH — for a raw, electric conversation about what it actually takes to stop performing palatability and start living as the fullest version of yourself. What began as an instant digital connection — "the same person in different fonts" — unfolds into a deeply honest dialogue on the emotional architecture of self-trust, the shame women carry around being multidimensional, and why the smallest moments of self-betrayal are the ones that cost us the most. Topics explored in this episode include: Why self-trust is built in micro-moments — not grand gestures — and how choosing freedom over shame in the smallest daily decisions rewires your entire nervous systemThe difference between self-confidence and self-worth, and why you can have sky-high belief in your abilities while still struggling to receive love, support, and abundanceWhat it means to be "too much" as a woman, where that wound originates, and the reframe that turns it from a liability into your most magnetic qualityHyper-independence as a form of control — and why releasing it is essential to embodying your feminine energyThe tension between the hustle and the feminine, and why the conversation isn't about discarding one for the other but learning when to turn the volume up on eachHow the "easygoing girl" myth keeps women muted, and why the right relationships — romantic, creative, professional — actually want you at full expressionWhy being a villain in someone else's story might be the most liberating permission slip you give yourselfEldest daughter syndrome, the good girl pattern, and how both show up in business negotiations, dating, and creative expressionThe cultural lie of selflessness as the highest feminine virtue — and the first generation rewriting that narrative in real time This episode is for the woman who knows exactly who she is behind closed doors but hasn't fully let the world see it yet. It is a permission slip, a mirror, and a dare. Follow Along: Alexandra's Instagram: @alexandrascadiz Alexandra's TikTok: @alexandrascadiz CERAMICAH on Instagram: @ceramicah.la Follow Along Instagram: @gabriellescoutmaio REVUE Newsletter: Subscribe to REVUE, a weekly Sunday letter for the most interesting woman in the room HERE Scout's Agency: Learn more about Scout's Agency, a visibility atelier specializing in curated Podcast Tours and cultural placement for women in positions of authority HERE Advertising Inquiries: https://redcircle.com/brands

  5. Mar 25

    CBK Made Me Depressed (And Not for the Reason You Think) with Jessica Meltzer

    In the first-ever guest episode of PODCAST by SCOUT, Gabrielle sits down with Jessica Meltzer for a salon-style conversation that begins with our collective obsession with Carolyn Bessette-Kennedy...and unravels into something much deeper. Together, they explore what the CBK trend really reveals about the stories women have been sold about being chosen, why we've turned a woman who died tragically into a mood board, and the uncomfortable inheritance of the princess narrative. The conversation moves through nineties nostalgia, the death of mystery in the social media age, wealth narratives, quiet luxury, brand versus business building, and what it actually means to become your own dream woman rather than emulate someone else's life. This episode sets the tone for what guest conversations on PODCAST by SCOUT will feel like going forward. Things Referenced in This Episode: REVUE essay: "CBK Made Me Depressed"Jessica Meltzer's SubstackJessica Meltzer's website: https://www.jessameltzer.com/The Salon at REVUE: Apply. here: www.revuewoman.com/the-salon Follow Along Instagram: @gabriellescoutmaio REVUE Newsletter: Subscribe HERE Scout's Agency: Learn more HERE Advertising Inquiries: https://redcircle.com/brands

  6. Mar 18

    On Decades, Desire, and the Art of Zooming Out

    In this Q&A episode of PODCAST by SCOUT, Gabrielle Scout answers three listener questions with the depth, honesty, and emotional intelligence that only comes from living it. Written down in her Louis Vuitton Carnet and answered old-school — analog over digital, always — this conversation moves through decades, desire, ambition, and the quiet art of tending to yourself while building something that matters. Topics explored in this episode include: Why your twenties are not your most important decade — and why you shouldn't be afraid to leave them behind.The reframe that changes everything for ambitious, multi-passionate women: stop collapsing your timeline into today and start spreading your desires across 5, 10, even 20 years.How Gabrielle architects her dream life by giving herself a 15-year plan — and why that's made her more focused, not less.The honest truth about mental health and entrepreneurship, from someone who has been in therapy for 15 years, received a bipolar diagnosis, and written an entire book on the subject.Why the success of a business is directly proportional to the founder's mental health — and the daily practices that keep Gabrielle grounded. This episode is for the woman who wants it all and feels the weight of that wanting. It's a permission slip to breathe, zoom out, and trust that everything you desire has a time and a place — it just might not be right now. Referenced in This Episode: The Emotional Entrepreneur by Gabrielle ScoutYou Can Heal Your Life by Louise Hay Follow Along: Instagram: @gabriellescoutmaio REVUE Newsletter: Subscribe to REVUE, a weekly Sunday letter for the most interesting woman in the room HEREScout's Agency: Learn more about Scout's Agency, a visibility atelier specializing in curated podcast tours and cultural placement for women in positions of authority HERE Advertising Inquiries: https://redcircle.com/brands

  7. Mar 4

    How the Most Successful Women Build Authority: 7 Years of Scout’s Agency

    Seven years in, Scout’s Agency has booked nearly 6,000 podcast episodes, run 350+ Podcast Tours, and built a proprietary database of 5,000+ shows. In this anniversary episode, Gabrielle Scout steps behind the curtain to share what she has learned from working in close proximity to hundreds of high-performing women and brands. This is not a “7 lessons” business recap. It is a real authority blueprint, built from pattern recognition, not opinions, on what actually compounds over time. To book a call with Gabrielle Scout and learn more about being a guest on podcasts, click here. Topics explored in this episode include:Why authority is built through openness, not preciousnessThe energy that makes Podcast Tours work, and what makes them fall flatWhy authority requires a bold, singular claim“Specific beats vague” and how to sharpen your niche without shrinking your impactThe “front door” concept and what makes messaging instantly compellingWhy PR amplifies brands, it does not create themAuthority as a co-created relationship, with your team and with every host you meetHow to turn podcast interviews into a holistic content and marketing strategyWhy authority belongs to those who adapt in changing media landscapesRepetition over virality, and why seven years beats seven viral momentsNetwork over popularity, plus why endorsement beats exposureRisk, investment, losses, and the long-term mindset behind real authorityHonoring seasons, timing, and the quieter kind of clarity that lasts Things Referenced in This EpisodeScout’s Agency milestones: nearly 6,000 episodes booked, 350+ tours, 5,000+ podcast databaseThe “front door” framework for messaging clarityThe principle: endorsement beats exposureExample referenced: Maggie Sellers and “Hot, Smart, Rich” as a strong front door Follow AlongGabrielle Scout on Instagram: @gabriellescoutmaioScout’s Agency: @scoutsagencyWebsite: scoutsagency.comREVUE newsletter: For the most interesting woman in the room, subscribe on Substack HEREReady to build authority through podcast guesting or hosting? Book a call with Gabrielle Scout here. Advertising Inquiries: https://redcircle.com/brands

  8. Feb 11

    The Male Gaze Made Me Feel Like a Woman Again

    In this deeply personal and culturally nuanced episode of PODCAST by SCOUT, Gabrielle explores a phrase she never imagined reclaiming: the male gaze. What began as a vulnerable question inside a REVUE Salon conversation on sensuality evolved into an essay, a wave of responses from women, and ultimately this episode. Gabrielle traces the cultural origins of the term, acknowledges the very real wounds attached to it, and then asks a provocative question: What if we stepped away from the male gaze to survive… and now we can return to it with discernment? This episode is not about abandoning feminism. It is about exploring whether desire, reverence, and being seen by the right man can coexist with sovereignty, ambition, and power. It is about the difference between predatory consumption and sacred desire. It is about courting, receiving, and remembering that womanhood does not disappear when independence arrives. Things Referenced in This Episode:Gabrielle’s REVUE essay: The Male Gaze Made Me Feel Like a Woman AgainREVUE NewsletterThe SALON by REVUE membership applicationFollow AlongInstagram: @gabriellescoutmaio REVUE Newsletter: A weekly letter for the most interesting woman in the room Scout’s Agency: Podcast marketing and authority-building for ambitious founders Advertising Inquiries: https://redcircle.com/brands

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REVUE by SCOUT is for the woman who craves more: more creativity, more intention, more beauty, more wealth woven into her everyday life. Designed as a cultural and aesthetic companion, each episode feels like slipping into a long dinner conversation with ambitious women who inspire. Hosted by Gabrielle Scout — founder of Scout’s Agency and editor of REVUE — this podcast invites you to explore creativity, luxury as a lifestyle, building businesses that support your wildest dreams, and the art of being the most interesting woman in the room. If you’re searching for connection, creative nourishment, and a place where cultural depth meets aesthetic inspiration, you’ve found it. for more musings, follow along @gabriellescoutmaio

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  • Creator
    Gabrielle Scout
  • Years Active
    2020 - 2026
  • Episodes
    19
  • Rating
    Explicit
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