Erika Lupo

Women in the Loop

Arts EN ↓ 2 episodios

Women in the Loop is a storytelling podcast that spotlights the voices, journeys, and expertise of women from every walk of life. Hosted by Erika Lupo, each episode dives into inspiring conversations about resilience, creativity, wellness, leadership, and the real moments that shape who we are. It’s smart, empowering, and refreshingly authentic—your place to feel seen, motivated, and part of the loop.

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Erika Lupo

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Arts

Último episodio

12 de may. de 2026

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Episodios

I Left Acting for a Decade—Here's Why I Came Back 12.05.2026

Erika sits back down with actress and writer Samantha Shea — and from the first minute, it's clear this is a conversation that's been a long time coming. Samantha first caught the acting bug through her mom's storytelling and early theater experiences, finding in performance something that built real confidence and gave her a way to process the world. She trained and worked through...

Think Aorta, Think Family 28.04.2026

Think Aorta, Think Family: Dr. Ben Youdelman on Aortic Disease, Screening, and Life-Saving Surgery Host Erika welcomes longtime family friend Dr. Ben Youdelman, a cardiac surgeon specializing in aortic and endovascular aortic surgery at Maimonides Medical Center’s Aortic Center in Brooklyn. Youdelman explains what the aorta is, why aortic aneurysms and dissections are dangerous “silent” conditions...

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