Shelly Slater & Jodie Hastings
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Shelly Slater and Jodie Slater Hastings - sisters and co-founders of The Slate - are talking to the remarkable people who visit their co-working space in Dallas, Texas. They’re sharing the stories of the authors, entrepreneurs, community leaders, Dallas natives, and guests from near and far who visit The Slate.
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Shelly Slater & Jodie Hastings
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20 avr. 2024
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The Birds and The Bees: Mary Flo Ridley 13.04.2020 25:14
How do you talk to your kids about sex? Mary Flo Ridley, founder of The Birds & The Bees says there should never have be a big “talk”. So when do you start sharing information and what do you even say? Let’s talk sex baby!
John Robert Allman 13.04.2020 17:42
Currently serving in a marketing role at HBO, but calling on his past at Bravo and on Broadway, John Robert Allman, the author of " A is for Audra: Broadway's Leading Ladies from A to Z" tells us how a theater past is a storyteller’s greatest asset.
Carolyn Disbrow 13.04.2020 28:35
Meet Carolyn Disbrow, a Senior Director with CNN Worldwide. Her 20 year career has taken her behind the scenes of projects like The New York Times Best Seller Anthony Bourdain Remembered , the CNN Special "CNN Heroes," and other milestones in the media realm.
The Slater Sisters - Jodie and Shelly 26.03.2020 20:11
Born 16 months apart, they are sisters working side-by-side to create a new media co-working space. Shelly and Jodie know that stories from within the Slate are meant to be shared beyond The Slate’s walls. When someone great walks in...
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