In My Chair
Quinn MurphyReal life conversations, just like the ones with my clients in the makeup chair. We talk beauty, but also share what's beneath the skin.
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- What a great show!!
Thanks to Quinn for creating such an awesome podcast :)
Apple Podcasts5Delia Folk
United Statesa year ago - Inspiring
Excellent interview with Lori Goldstein. I didn’t want it to end! Thanks!
Apple Podcasts5cooliofortniteUnited Statesa year ago - I love this podcast!
Quinn has great questions, is insightful and gets at what’s most essential within his guests with integrity and sincerity. His interviews are compelling even for someone like me who is outside the industry — he makes this world accessible and meaningful. He does with these interviews what he does as a makeup artist — letting someone be themselves while also drawing out what’s truly interesting and beautiful about them. Great work!
Apple Podcasts5tburg14886United Statesa year ago - Amazing insights!
As a makeup artist, this is exactly the type of conversations I have in my chair. This is an incredibly valuable, insightful podcast about our role models and how they started their journey. All the episodes are gold nuggets! Can’t get enough!
Apple Podcasts5kimkpham
Australiaa year ago - True insight into the world of H&M
Quinn does an amazing job! Such insightful questions and fascinating guests. Xo
Apple Podcasts5pinkplatinumUnited Statesa year ago
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