After a long career in Marketing and Communications at companies like NIKE, OWN: The Oprah Winfrey Network and National Geographic, Liz Dolan is exploring what's next for her. Liz was also the long-time co-host of the award-winning podcast Satellite Sisters with her real-life sisters, so a new podcast seemed like a good way to do it! In Season 1, Liz is a Fellow at Stanford's Distinguished Careers... more
Publishes | Twice monthly | Episodes | 28 | Founded | a year ago |
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On today's episode, Liz's older sister Julie Dolan on David Brooks' theory of resume virtues vs eulogy virtues, her expertise at making and keeping friends plus unsolicited advice for Leah about moving. Gotta get rid of the boxes. Also drifting vs vi... more
Mentorship and Intergenerational Exchange: On this episode, Liz Dolan interviews Katie Connor, Executive Director of Stanford's Distinguished Careers Institute, to hear about her career, what it's like to mentor people at various ages and how she alm... more
On today's episode, Liz lays out some new goals for the new year that starts on her September 11th birthday. And announces a big event for September 2026. She's got a whole year to train and Leah's going to help. And she wasn't kidding about The Stai... more
Lizness School Season 2 Premiere: New Life Choices
It's all about choices now. Liz Dolan completed her year as a Fellow at Stanford's Distinguished Careers Institute and now she's back in the wild figuring out what's next. There are always lots of c... more
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I love the new show but I have to ask, why do you ignore Gen Z or the relatively newly defined Generation Jones? As a 60 year old, early retiree who is loving learning new things, including playing the cello and painting, I identify far more with Gen Jones or Gen X than Boomers but this group seems totally overlooked. What’s up with that?
I have loved Liz for years and all of her podcast work- this one included! Strong, calm, kind.
I’ve always enjoyed listening to Liz Dolan–starting with her work as one of the Satellite Sisters, through her I Hate My Boss/Safe for Work podcast, her cooking show, and finally Lizness School. Funny, thoughtful, experienced and frank, she is a true delight and I seek out her work. I admire Liz for taking on the Stanford challenge—I’ve often wondered what it would be like to be part of a post-post-graduate program like this one. And I feel that I’ve gotten a decent impression of the program and... more
Liz is such an incredible example of how to redefine the meaning of success. She has reached corporate and creative heights, taken big risks and never stops looking to find new ways to evolve. She’s an inspiration for all of us, especially for women who aren’t told we can do whatever we set our minds to do.
I’m enjoying this podcast about Liz’s year at Stanford so much. Liz and Lea are a great duo. Their banter gives life! I’ve already learned so much about Liz’s experience and can’t wait to hear about these next months. This is a very inspiring and thought-provoking podcast.
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Listeners are treated to a blend of personal stories and insightful reflections from Liz Dolan, who embarks on a transformative journey as a Fellow at Stanford University's Distinguished Careers Institute. The content spans her experiences navigating various classes and educational challenges while emphasizing themes of personal growth, intergenerational learning, and the value of community. Unique elements include her candid sharing of triumphs and setbacks, and the incorporation of humorous anecdotes about her academic life and millennial mentor, Leah Sutherland. Episodes invite listeners to reflect on their own educational journeys and life transitions, making it suitable for anyone interested in personal development and lifelong learnin... more
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