Whether you’re at the top, or striving to get there—you may have noticed the one thing people rarely talk about: how hard it is to achieve success. The Messy Parts is the answer—a podcast where you’ll hear about the twists, turns and pivots that shape extraordinary careers. The real messy parts along the way. Host Maryam Banikarim has been through it, so she gets it. Maryam has been a transformati... more
Publishes | Weekly | Episodes | 17 | Founded | 6 months ago |
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Maryam Banikarim could build rapport with an ice sculpture. She’s built this podcast around people as committed to getting real as she is, and the result is a precious view into the messy parts of how anything great (and sometimes not-so-great) comes to be. Entertaining, instructive & entirely a breath of fresh air.
“The Messy Parts” is my new favorite podcast as it uniquely acknowledges & focuses on the unexpected challenges, blips and beautiful ‘oops’ that happen along every successful woman’s career. Hearing these real stories from women we admire is validating, inspiring and relatable. Each episode gives me a nugget or two to use and share with fellow female execs to help navigate life and work. Can’t wait for more - Keep them coming!
Absolutely loving Maryam’s style, voice and guests I am learning something from each episode and I love to hear the raw, real & messy middle which is so refreshing to hear and learn from!
Been loving this! New favorite podcast ❤️❤️
We’re always hearing about the successes of successful people and never the personal parts or the journey leading up to it. With The Messy Parts, I’ve been able to get a more up-close view of successful people’s mindsets, career pivots, and personal histories. Maryam gets to know these guests through her thoughtful interview questions, and as a listener, I feel like I’m actually in the room with her, getting to know everyone.
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This podcast explores the often overlooked challenges of achieving success, highlighting the messy and complex journey that many navigate in their careers. Through candid conversations hosted by an experienced leader who has held C-suite positions across various industries including media and hospitality, listeners gain insight into the realities of personal and professional growth. The episodes feature high-profile guests who share their unique stories of resilience, struggles, and triumphs, creating a relatable space for those who are facing career transitions or seeking to understand that success is rarely linear. Key themes include vulnerability in leadership, the impact of failure, and the importance of community and support in pursuin... more
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Recent guests on The Messy Parts include:
1. Tom Kitt
2. Negin Farsad
3. Sarah Personette
4. Judith Curr
5. Irina Novolselsky
6. Ana Gasteyer
7. Vicki Freeman
8. Kass Lazerow
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