
10 episodes

The Crea8ve EntreprenHER Podcast Gilli Moon
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TheCrea8ve EntreprenHER Podcast - Listen as Gilli interviews leading female executives, digital and creative disruptors & entrepreneurs who share their insights, tactics, & strategies that made them successful passion leaders.
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Jennifer Julian on Super Bowl, Rihanna, Critics & Faking It Till You Make It
Welcome to theCrea8ve EntreprenHER Podcast - where Gilli Moon interviews Jennifer Julian of June Bug Pictures, creative and media entpreneur, on the 2023 Super Bowl, Rihanna, Critics & Faking it till you make it.
I'm looking at strong female archetypes in music, media and technology, and looking at what makes them successful, or what challenges makes them unsuccessful. This made me want to talk about Rihanna's 2023 Super Bowl performance, her pregnancy announcement, and the reaction to that from fans and media. Also we get to know Jennifer Julian, a multi-faceted talented writer, producer and artist, who has performed the largest stages herself (Carnegie Hall, the Hollywood Bowl, Broadway, the=e list goes on...), as well as being a philanthropist who helps young people share their own voices through the creative process and power of the arts. Jennifer sat with me on an abnormally blustery Los Angeles day and dissected Rihanna's Super Bowl performance, how she announced her pregnancy on stage, as well as discussed some other really juicy topics about female entrepreneurship, imposter syndrome, how to deal with criticism from within and from others, getting out of your own way, vulnerability,... you get my drift... all these areas we deal with as super badass female entrepreneurs.
Watch the show, as well as listen to the podcast on Spotify, Apple Music, Spreaker and other good places - list is at www.thecrea8ve.com/podcast. Please follow theCrea8ve on YouTube where you can watch the Video version of the Podcast Interview - subscribe, like and comment also on social @theCrea8ve xo, Gilli Moon -
“Reinventing Juli” - Success and Finding your Authentic Self
“Reinventing Juli” - From turning her back on Corporate America to Self-Made Female Entrepreneur, Juli Lyon talks about Success, Dogs, Yoga, Hiking and finding your authentic self in a post-pandemic world.
Juli Lyon is a Bellingham Washington based Female Entrepreneur, Self-starter Business Owner, Nature lover, Yogi, and a truly badass woman. Having led hundreds of people and key technology changes for Kroger, one of the top 4 Fortune 100 Company in US Grocery business, she made a bold move and left her leadership role and eventually Los Angeles. She made a drastic change to run her own small business, and reinvent herself in small town Washington, finding not only joy and balance in her life, but also a new definition of success and her authentic self. Join Gilli Moon as she has a heartfelt conversation with Juli, as they also touch on her love for dogs, yoga, hiking and… yes…some Gilli Moon music (we’ll play Days in November).
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Yes...and
When was the last time you said Yes...and! We've gone through so much in this world lately. We all change. Have you been saying no too often? What would it feel like to say 'yes', even if you don't know where it will take you? Let's try it together, listen in! Also sharing my song Evolution from the extraOrdinary life album. So a bit of chatting and a bit of music too.
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The uncomfortable stillness of Change
We want change. We fear change. When change comes there’s an awkward silence. And that’s good. Listen in as i'm going through a change I want to share with you and how it feels. Kinda icky but this is good. Gilli Moon
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Making Money from Music - What the F*ck
Making Money from Music - What the F*ck I'm really angry about the state of revenue opportunities for artists. So I'm going to talk it out with you. I welcome any guest who is making money from making music to reach out to me so I can interview you. Best, Gilli Moon. www.gillimoon.com/podcast
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I Killed a Fish
I killed a fish. I didn’t mean to. It was the last straw in a series of feeling helpless to make any change in the world right now. As an artist I feel so much. Covid-19 has been raging for months now. George Floyd is murdered and I feel for our Black community. I feel for the atrocities and racism against nations for centuries. I feel like whatever I say, doesn’t make a difference. I feel terrible I killed a fish. And then I thought, it’s ok to feel. As an artist I have a higher mission in my music and creativity to raise awareness, compassion, love and unity amongst humanity. And so I have shared some of my thoughts today on how all artists can do the same. Enjoy. xo, Gilli.