Tarin It Up

Tarin It Up

Real conversations with women in sports, business, and everyday life — no highlight reels, no perfectly packaged advice. This is where women talk about the messy middle: career pivots, athletic pursuits, building something from scratch, and figuring it out as they go. Tarin brings you honest, unfiltered interviews with women entrepreneurs, athletes, fitness professionals, and everyday women doing extraordinary things. If you're a woman in your 30s or 40s who's done pretending life is linear — and ready for conversations that actually reflect your reality — you're in the right place.

  1. Geriatric Pregnancies & Cute Aggression: A July TNA Catch-Up

    4 ngày trước

    Geriatric Pregnancies & Cute Aggression: A July TNA Catch-Up

    It's a T & A (Tarin & Amber), and this one's a quick hitter after a much-needed offline vent session. Tarin gives an update on the off-grid power saga, while Amber shares where she's at in her second trimester, including a conversation about induction culture in Western medicine and trusting your own body. In this episode: ⚡ An update on getting off-grid power finally installed 🤰 Amber's due date, second trimester bliss, and the "geriatric pregnancy" label 🏥 A conversation about fear-based medicine and advocating for yourself 💑 Navigating your partner's differing experiences and holding boundaries with love 🐶 Deep dive into cute aggression and the science behind it (dimorphous expression of positive emotion, aka "cute aggression") 🎂 Tarin turns 38 and reflects on midlife transitions among her friend group ☀️ A very expensive run-in with a solar panel Links & Love Follow the podcast: @tarin.it.up.podcast Newsletter: tarinitup.myflodesk.com Support the pod: buymeacoffee.com/tarinitup

    37 phút
  2. New Market, New Chapter: Real Estate, Reinvention, and Playing the Long Game with Brooke Pottle

    25 thg 6

    New Market, New Chapter: Real Estate, Reinvention, and Playing the Long Game with Brooke Pottle

    Brooke is back, and a lot has changed since her first episode. When we last talked, she had just left her job at Heather's Choice and was piecing together freelance marketing work. About a year later? She's a licensed real estate agent in Phoenix, AZ, going semi-viral on Instagram, closing deals, and demo-ing a 1958 house with her wife, Quinn. 🏡 We get into the unexpected path that led her to real estate, losing her elderly dog right after passing her state exam, how she built a brand new social media presence from scratch, and what it's actually like to start over in a totally new industry with no built-in client base. Plus, genuinely useful stuff for anyone who's ever felt overwhelmed by the idea of buying a home. Where to start, how to find an agent who will actually fight for you, and why your first call should probably be to a loan officer before you spend another night on Zillow. 🔑 Highlights ✨ What she's been up to since we last chatted 🏠 Why she got her real estate license (and the wild timing of it all) 🐾 Losing her dog and finding unexpected freedom in a hard season 📲 Going viral on real estate TikTok/IG 🔑 How she landed her very first client from an open house 💡 First-time homebuyer tips: where to actually start 🔨 The 1958 house renovation she and Quinn are currently demoing Find Brooke: 📱 Instagram (real estate): @brookepottle.azrealestate 🌐 Website: brookebarkerpottle.com/ 🏚️ Renovation & more content: @bkpottle Links & Love Follow the podcast: @tarin.it.up.podcast Newsletter: tarinitup.myflodesk.com Support the pod: buymeacoffee.com/tarinitup

    1 giờ 4 phút
  3. Tarin it up The Business of Being Yourself: Content Creation, Cycling, and Showing Up

    18 thg 6

    Tarin it up The Business of Being Yourself: Content Creation, Cycling, and Showing Up

    Fort Collins-based content creator and gravel cyclist Rebe Dunn (@rebeexplores) joins me on the pod this week and I am HERE for it. We're talking about how she built her outdoor content platform from scratch post covid, why she decided to treat it like a business from day one, and the wild west reality of brand deals, knowing your worth, and getting paid as a female creator. Oh, and we get into the very exciting new chapter she's opening — literally — with her cycling cafe and repair shop, Joyride. 🌵 Growing up in Dallas and finding her outdoor identity later in life 🎨 Why she leans into color, personality, and accessibility in her content 📲 Taking a course, hiring a manager, and approaching content creation like a business 💸 The real talk on brand deals, getting taken advantage of, and what it means to set a rate and hold it 🚵‍♀️ Finding gravel biking, falling for the community, and racing her first event in Nebraska 🔧 Joyride — the women and queer-owned cycling repair shop, retail space, and cafe coming to Fort Collins Links & Love Follow Rebe & Joy Ride: @rebeexplores & @joyridefoco https://www.joyridefoco.com/ Follow the podcast: @tarin.it.up.podcast Newsletter: tarinitup.myflodesk.com Support the pod: buymeacoffee.com/tarinitup

    1 giờ 13 phút
  4. Getting Far Out: Breast Cancer, Closing Coalition Snow & What Comes Next with Jen Gurecki

    11 thg 6

    Getting Far Out: Breast Cancer, Closing Coalition Snow & What Comes Next with Jen Gurecki

    Jen Gurecki built the only women-owned ski and snowboard manufacturer in the world, and ran it for 12 years on sheer determination, a lot of fight, and zero insider advantage. Then, in the summer of 2025, two days before a flight to Kenya, she found out she had stage two breast cancer. Everything changed fast. In this episode, Jen gets radically honest about closing Coalition Snow, going through chemo while running a business through Q4, and what it actually means to face your mortality and come out the other side asking different questions. She's not gutted. She's not hiding. She's building something new, and she has a lot to say about capitalism, climate change, creativity, and why community might be the only thing that saves us right now. Highlights ✨ 🎿 Why Jen closed Coalition Snow and why she refuses to call it quitting 🎗️ Getting diagnosed with stage two breast cancer, going through chemo during Q4, and what survival actually looks like (hint: it's not remission) 💡 The book she's reading about quitting and why quitting at the right time probably feels too early 🌍 Zawadisha, her women-led microcredit org in Kenya that's been running for nearly 20 years and why that's her definition of doing hard things ❄️ Climate change, the snow sports industry, and why she's done fighting for a space that isn't ready to evolve 💰 The capitalism rant you didn't know you needed — on growth, enough, and redefining success on your own terms 🎨 What Far Out is: a marketplace, group adventures, and original art rooted in creativity, connection, and culture 🤝 Why community is the antidote to rugged individualism, especially right now 🩺 Dense breasts, mammograms, and the MRI that saved her life Find Jen + Far Out + Zawadisha: Instagrams: ⁠@letsgetfarout⁠ @zawadisha Websites: letsgetfarout.com zawadisha.org Links & Love Follow the podcast: @tarin.it.up.podcast Newsletter: tarinitup.myflodesk.com Support the pod: buymeacoffee.com/tarinitup

    1 giờ 5 phút
  5. Unf*ck Tomorrow: The Mindful Drinking Revolution with Haylee Jordan of Fabric

    4 thg 6

    Unf*ck Tomorrow: The Mindful Drinking Revolution with Haylee Jordan of Fabric

    What does it actually mean to drink mindfully? Tarin sits down with Haylee Jordan, co-founder and Chief of Brand at Fabric — a Colorado-based non-alcoholic functional hop water brand on a mission to u****k tomorrow. We get into the non-alc space, low-dose THC beverages, brand building as a founder, and what it means to own your power as a woman in a male-dominated industry. Highlights: ✨ What nano-emulsified THC actually means (and why it's not what you think) 🍺 Zebra striping: the mindful drinking trend you're probably already doing 🎨 Going from brand strategist to beverage co-founder 🌿 Why Fabric gives back to mental health and what "mending the social fabric" really means 💪 Haylee's mantra for navigating male-dominated spaces: "I'm not here for them, I'm here for me" Find Haylee + Fabric 🌐 drinkfabric.com 📖 Haylee's Substack: Super Cult — brand building and the founder life for creatives 💼 Haylee on LinkedIn Links & Love Follow the podcast: @tarin.it.up.podcast Newsletter: tarinitup.myflodesk.com Support the pod: buymeacoffee.com/tarinitup

    51 phút
  6. Outsider to Insider: Rachael Burnside on Bikes, Belonging & Finding Your People

    29 thg 5

    Outsider to Insider: Rachael Burnside on Bikes, Belonging & Finding Your People

    Rachael Burnside has spent nearly a decade in cycling marketing, and she still remembers the moment she showed up to her first industry ride and realized she didn't know what she was doing. She had the kit. She had the job. She just didn't feel like a cyclist yet. This one's for anyone who's ever stood on the outside of a group and wondered if they belong. Rachael heads PR and Social at Shift Active Media, a UK-based agency working with 25 cycling and outdoor brands across the globe, and she's also the founder of Uplift, a mentoring program for women in the cycling industry. We recorded this one live at Sea Otter, and it went a lot of places: the magic (and expense) of in-person events, what it actually feels like to get dropped on a "no-drop" ride, why solo riding is underrated, and how creating community from scratch can change everything. Highlights: 🚲 Why Sea Otter is one of the few events that bridges industry and everyday riders — and why in-person still matters 🌍 How Rachael built a career in cycling PR from Scotland to England to Sea Otter, working with 25 brands across the globe 😅 The no-drop ride that wasn't — and why calling a ride "no-drop" when it isn't sets everyone up for a bad time 🤝 Creating Uplift, a mentoring program connecting women in the cycling industry who didn't have women to look up to 🪩 On solo riding, needing alone time, and letting go of the pressure to always do things with people 💬 The freedom that comes from knowing yourself well enough to say "this one's not for me" Connect with Rachael Shift Active Media: shiftactivemedia.com Shift on Instagram: @shift_active_media Uplift on Instagram: @uplift.mentoring.networking Links & Love Follow the podcast: @tarin.it.up.podcast Newsletter: tarinitup.myflodesk.com Support the pod: buymeacoffee.com/tarinitup

    47 phút
  7. T & A: Plot Twists & Power Moves

    21 thg 5

    T & A: Plot Twists & Power Moves

    It's our monthly Tarin and Amber catch-up and this one is extra special because we recorded it in person for the first time in a year! 🎉 Tarin made the trip up to Washington, and we are dual-camera, side by side, and fully unfiltered. Big life updates all around this month. 🫶 ✨ Highlights 💭 What does success actually look like? We talk about small women-owned businesses closing their doors and what it means to "quit" ⚡ Power is coming to Tarin's off-grid property — what that means for the dogs, laundry, bear-proofing, and every day life 🤰 Amber's big announcement: 18 weeks pregnant with a baby girl — we talk rebuilding (not bouncing back), postpartum, and raising rad daughters 🏋️‍♀️ The only number that matters when it comes to your body: what's on the bar — not what's on the scale 🌀 On age, timelines, and not being behind — you are right on time 🔗 Links & Love Follow the podcast: @tarin.it.up.podcast Newsletter: tarinitup.myflodesk.com Support the pod: buymeacoffee.com/tarinitup

    1 giờ 5 phút
  8. The Ride That Redefined: Mountain Biking, Spinal Cord Injury & Resilience with Annijke

    13 thg 5

    The Ride That Redefined: Mountain Biking, Spinal Cord Injury & Resilience with Annijke

    In this episode, I sit down, literally, in a hospitality room at Sea Otter Classic, with adaptive mountain biker Annijke Wade for a raw and inspiring conversation. Annijke didn't touch trails until her 30s, went pro, and then had a life-altering spinal cord injury that could have ended everything. Spoiler: it didn't. 🙌 Episode highlights: 🌄 How Annijke found mountain biking in her 30s and became a pro racer realtively quickly after🏥 The crash at Angel Fire that changed everything, and what went through her mind in those first hours🚴 Getting her adaptive Bowhead bike while still in the hospital (thanks, Pearl Izumi 🙏)🌲 The real barriers of adaptive trail access — and how that's evolved over five years🏁 Racing gravel, enduro, AND downhill this season (she's not slowing down)💪 Dirt Bound, her organization empowering para off-road cyclistsLinks & Love Follow Annijke: @geodesicdome Follow the podcast: @tarin.it.up.podcast Newsletter: tarinitup.myflodesk.com Support the pod: buymeacoffee.com/tarinitup And special shout outs to Annijke's partners: @dirtbound.cycling @paracollective.cc @bowheadcorp @untappedmaple @dharcoclothing @ergonbike

    40 phút
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Real conversations with women in sports, business, and everyday life — no highlight reels, no perfectly packaged advice. This is where women talk about the messy middle: career pivots, athletic pursuits, building something from scratch, and figuring it out as they go. Tarin brings you honest, unfiltered interviews with women entrepreneurs, athletes, fitness professionals, and everyday women doing extraordinary things. If you're a woman in your 30s or 40s who's done pretending life is linear — and ready for conversations that actually reflect your reality — you're in the right place.

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    Tarin It Up
  • Nhà sáng tạo
    Tarin O'Donnell
  • Năm hoạt động
    2022 - 2026
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    219
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    © Tarin O'Donnell
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