Beyond Should is a podcast about breaking down the barriers of our “shoulds.”“I should stay in this job… I should take that meeting… I shouldn’t say how I really feel… I should, I should, I should.” Sound familiar?But what if everything powerful, beautiful, true, and authentic lives on the other side of should?Hosted by Lucy Reynolds, certified coach and founder of The Murmuration Collective, Beyond Should invites listeners to stop living in their “shoulds” and start naming, claiming, and pursuing what they deeply want. Through stories, wisdom, and candid conversations with inspiring guests — thought leaders, creative minds, advocates, artists, entrepreneurs, and storytellers — each episode explores courage, self-trust, asking for help, embracing failure, and stepping into a more vibrant, authentic way of living.Expect laughter, honesty, vulnerability, and the occasional f-bomb as we challenge cultural conditioning, shed inherited expectations, and reclaim personal power.Becau
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Episode #14
Natacha Hildebrand Revisited: From Nike & Madewell to Redefining Success
Sep 29, 202652 minS3
In this episode of Beyond Should, Lucy catches up with return guest, Natacha Hildebrand , to discuss where she is and where she's going! Beyond Should also presents a re-rerun episode with Natacha: This conversation is about the power of releasing societal pressures, cultivating your many interests, and centering community in our work. Natacha shares how a project with Annie Leibowitz and Gloria Steinem helped her embrace her identity as a multi-hyphenate and step into being a community gatherer and leader for women around the world. She also tells us about her experience co-founding BasBlue and how she learned to ask for support from her own personal board of advisors. Tune in for a powerful reminder that the best is yet to come — even when it takes a little more time than we might desire. More about our guest: Natacha Hildebrand is a brand leader and veteran community builder focused on the intersection of culture, content, and commerce. She is currently the Fractional Chief Marketing Officer at Z SUPPLY, a California lifestyle brand. Previously, she led Brand Marketing at Madewell, spearheaded Community Innovation at Nike, and sold her women's community business, Doyenne, to AllBright in London. She is the co-founder of BasBlue, a foundation and members' space in Detroit. Stay connected: Check out The Murmuration Collective Connect with us on Instagram & LinkedIn Subscribe to our monthly newsletter
The Should Behind the Story: How Lucy Reynolds Built The Murmuration Collective
Sep 15, 20261h 7mS3
This week, the mic turns on Beyond Should host and The Murmuration Collective founder Lucy Reynolds. In a candid conversation with her friend and colleague Esti MacInnes, Lucy shares the winding path that took her from advertising and global brands to motherhood, life abroad, executive coaching, and ultimately building The Murmuration Collective. Lucy opens up about the pressure she once felt to “do it all,” the coaching experience that changed the trajectory of her career, the loneliness of entrepreneurship, and the shoulds she had to shed to finally invest in herself and her vision. It’s a conversation about trusting the pull toward something more — even when you don’t know exactly where it’s leading — and giving yourself permission to build a life that actually feels like yours. Check out The Murmuration Collective Interested in 1:1 Coaching with Lucy Connect with us on Instagram & LinkedIn Subscribe to our monthly newsletter
What Do You Want Now? Rethinking Your People, Place & Purpose with Lucy Reynolds
Sep 1, 202623 minS3
What happens when your life looks good on paper…but something still feels off? In this solo episode of Beyond Should , Lucy Reynolds gets personal about her decision to move back to her hometown of Austin and the deeper questions that led her there. Using the framework of people, place, and purpose, she explores how the things that once made a life feel right may not be what we need in our next chapter. Lucy shares how to recognize when you’re out of alignment with your current values, why wanting something different doesn’t make you ungrateful, and how the Wheel of Life can help reveal where you’re thriving—and where there may be friction. Because sometimes the should to shed is simply: “My life is good, so I should be happy with it exactly as it is.” You don’t have to blow up your life. You just have to get honest about what you want now. Check out The Murmuration Collective Interested in 1:1 Coaching with Lucy Connect with us on Instagram & LinkedIn Subscribe to our monthly newsletter
I Should Have Peaked By Now… Right? | Emmy-Winning Producer & Former NBC Executive Teri Weinberg
Aug 18, 20261h 6mS3
Emmy Award-winning producer, former NBC Entertainment EVP, and founder of Yellow Brick Road Productions Teri Weinberg joins Lucy Reynolds for a powerful conversation about reinvention, leadership, confidence, and trusting yourself. Best known for her work on The Office , Ugly Betty , and The Tudors , Teri shares the lessons that transformed her career…and her life. From negotiating high-stakes deals and navigating career setbacks to learning to surf in her 50s and embracing her TEDx message of Aging Into Power , Teri explains why your greatest strength comes from betting on yourself, not waiting for permission. In this episode: • Why women need to stop waiting for permission • How to negotiate your worth with confidence • Turning setbacks into your greatest opportunities • The power of rest, play, and reinvention • Why you never stop growing into your power If you’ve ever questioned your next chapter, this conversation will inspire you to stop living by “should” and start trusting yourself. Connect with Teri Check out The Murmuration Collective Interested in 1:1 Coaching with Lucy Connect with us on Instagram & LinkedIn Subscribe to our monthly newsletter
Andrea Wetsel: Stop Performing Success and Start Building It
Aug 4, 202655 minS3
What if success didn’t require permission? In this episode of Beyond Should , Lucy Reynolds sits down with entrepreneur and Brush On Block founder Andrea Wetsel to explore ambition, entrepreneurship, leadership, and the hidden energy drains that keep women from pursuing what they truly want. Andrea shares the lessons she learned building a business from the ground up, overcoming setbacks, protecting her energy, embracing failure as learning, and giving herself permission to want to win. Together, they discuss female leadership, confidence, motherhood, decision-making, and why letting go of performative expectations can unlock a more aligned and impactful life. If you’ve ever felt pressure to play small, over-explain your choices, or follow someone else’s definition of success, this conversation is for you. Connect with Andrea Check out The Murmuration Collective Interested in 1:1 Coaching with Lucy Connect with us on Instagram & LinkedIn Subscribe to our monthly newsletter
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