Join our host, Who What Wear co-founder Hillary Kerr, as she chronicles the career changes that can come at any age in our podcast, Second Life.
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Normally love this show and I’ve been listening for years now, and usually find it very inspiring. However I was so disappointed at the choice of interviewer (Anima Porter). No doubt she was a great speaker with interesting insights, and I felt terrible hearing about the loss of her husband. However we are living in a time of serious wealth inequality, social unrest, cost of living crisis and most keenly a climate crisis evident with exceptional and terrifying weather events striking all over th... more
I live Hilary, follow her on insta and live her interview style, but I am partial to Second Life vs who what wear et al. Lately however, when I go to “second life “ on apple podcast app, everything shows up all mixed together. Please return to separate listings!!!!
As someone who just took the leap and decided to trust myself and go all in on building my dream business, this podcast is a huge source of inspiration and motivation!
Thank you for interviewing Courtney Storer. I loved hearing about her fascination with restaurants.
I always look forward to every single episode that comes out, and that’s not always the case with some podcasts. People who complain about depth, why? This is a podcast on peoples careers, it’s a story they’re telling, not an episode on how to heal yourself. I personally love that it’s just a conversation between two career driven women that already know each other, makes it an easy listen. And they live in a world I don’t, which is a plus!
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Second Life launched 6 years ago and published 444 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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