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Hosted by Who What Wear co-founder Hillary Kerr, Second Life spotlights successful women who have made major career changes. Guests share lessons they've learned through fearlessly daring to pivot, and how they've used skills from their "first lives" to navigate their winding career journeys.

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Recent Guests

Leslie Tessler
Founder and CEO of Hanni, a body care brand
Hanni
Episode: Leslie Tessler: Founder and CEO of Hanni
Vanessa Lee
Celebrity medical aesthetic provider and founder of The Things We Do
The Things We Do
Episode: The Who What Wear Podcast: Celebrity Aesthetic Provider Vanessa Lee Shares the Skin and Bodycare Treatments Worth Trying in 2026
Senada Greca
Fitness expert, founder of WeRise, and co-founder of Aonic
Episode: Senada Greca: Trainer, Founder of WeRise, and Co-Founder of Aonic
Rachel Mansfield
Culinary content creator and founder of Cadootz
Cadootz
Episode: Rachel Mansfield: Culinary Creator and Co-Founder of Cadootz
Jean Dousset
Fine jewelry designer and great-great-grandson of Louis Cartier
Jean Dousset Jewelry
Episode: The Who What Wear Podcast: Jewelry Designer Jean Dousset on 2026 Engagement Ring Trends and the Case for Lab-Grown Diamonds
Claudia Sulewski
Founder of Cyklar, luxury body care brand and former YouTube creator
Cyklar
Episode: Claudia Sulewski: Founder of Cyklar
Anna LaPlaca
Senior Fashion Editor at Who What Wear
Who What Wear
Episode: The Who What Wear Podcast: The State of Style in 2025: Off-Kilter Colors, Loud Luxury, and Preppy Bourgeois
Erica Malbon
Co-founder of Malbon Golf and entrepreneurial leader in lifestyle branding
Malbon Golf
Episode: Erica Malbon: Cofounder of Malbon Golf
Mona May
Famous costume designer known for her work on movies such as Clueless, Never Been Kissed, and Enchanted.
Independent Costume Designer
Episode: The Who What Wear Podcast: Clueless Costume Designer Mona May on 30 Years of Fashion Influence and Letting Girls Be Girls

Host

Hillary Kerr
Co-founder and Chief Content Officer of Who What Wear, renowned for her expertise in fashion and the empowerment of women in their career journeys.

Reviews

4.8 out of 5 stars from 4.2k ratings
  • Loved!

    Your interview with Jamie Haller was so interesting. It’s great to know the backstory of her line.

    Apple Podcasts
    5
    morris123456798
    United States8 days ago
  • Pls stop with Kat

    I love the podcast but Kat has the most unpleasant voice it’s hard to listen to

    Apple Podcasts
    2
    Masha R.
    United States2 months ago
  • Kat Colling’s voice…NO

    I actually think this is a wonderful podcast overall but every time they let Kat Collings speak, it’s time to switch off. This woman sounds like she has peanut butter stick in the back of her mouth. Sorry for the low rating but please no more.

    Apple Podcasts
    2
    xuey555
    United States3 months ago
  • Inspiring!

    Thank you for sharing so many inspiring stories! It’s expanded my perception of what could be and how even the most successful women have felt imposter syndrome. They chose to brave and bold anyways, betting on themselves!

    Can we please have an episode on Hillary’s story?!

    Apple Podcasts
    5
    Briaunarose13
    United States8 months ago
  • Generally solid but sometime misses

    These guests are such gets and even if we know a brand or a product, I still want to know the backstory. Like how did Pistola get its name? May seem like common knowledge but what keeps me listening is the story. When it's missing I feel like not only is it a lost opportunity but it makes this show sound like everything else out there.

    Apple Podcasts
    3
    Happymomwhohatescartrips!
    United States9 months ago

Listeners Say

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There are mixed reviews about the depth of interviews, with some wanting more focus on the backstories and motivations behind career transitions.
Overall, the podcast is viewed as a motivating source for women contemplating career pivots.
The host is often praised for her engaging interview style and ability to draw out personal and meaningful narratives from guests.
Listeners appreciate the inspiring stories shared by guests who have successfully navigated major career changes.
Critics note occasional frustrations with the mix of content from different shows with similar branding.

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Senada Greca: Trainer, Founder of WeRise, and Co-Founder of Aonic
Q: If you could get in a time machine and go back in time and give your younger self some advice, what would you say?
Have trust and faith that things will work out, that you will not be lost forever.
Senada Greca: Trainer, Founder of WeRise, and Co-Founder of Aonic
Q: What advice would you give someone who's thinking about making a big move but just hasn't done it quite yet?
Start with small, foundational steps that you can consistently take, while maintaining some stability in your life.
Leslie Tessler: Founder and CEO of Hanni
Q: If you could climb into a time machine, and go back in time, and give your younger self some advice, what would you say?
It's all not that important; nothing's so big of a deal that it's worth your health, your happiness.
Leslie Tessler: Founder and CEO of Hanni
Q: What advice would you give someone who's standing there sort of on the precipice, thinking about making a leap?
Leslie advises to listen to your gut and not let outside noise deter you from pursuing what you truly want.
Leslie Tessler: Founder and CEO of Hanni
Q: Can you talk to me about a mistake that you've made at any point in your career and what you've learned from it?
Leslie discusses a significant mistake related to her initial belief that the razor would be the hero product for Hanni, realizing through customer feedback that they had to evolve beyond that singular focus.

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What is Second Life about and what kind of topics does it cover?

Focusing on the journeys of accomplished women who have significantly transitioned their careers, this series highlights the profound experiences of transformation and the valuable lessons learned through those changes. Each episode features guests sharing how they embraced their fears and leveraged skills from their past to navigate new professional landscapes. The conversations often encompass themes of courage, reinvention, and the unique challenges faced by women in various industries, providing aspirational narratives that resonate with listeners contemplating similar pivots in their careers.

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1. Let's Get Dressed
2. The Who What Wear Podcast
3. Fashion People
4. the goop podcast
5. Lipstick on the Rim

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Second Life launched 8 years ago and published 659 episodes to date. You can find more information about this podcast including rankings, audience demographics and engagement in our podcast database.

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What guests have appeared on Second Life?

Recent guests on Second Life include:

1. Leslie Tessler
2. Vanessa Lee
3. Senada Greca
4. Rachel Mansfield
5. Jean Dousset
6. Claudia Sulewski
7. Anna LaPlaca
8. Erica Malbon

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