Superwomen with Rebecca Minkoff

What are the secrets behind some of the most successful women in the world? Each week designer Rebecca Minkoff talks to women from all walks of life, from CEOs to artists, and shows us what life is like without the pretty filters in order to help you navigate what it means to be vulnerable, how loss can make you stronger, and other ways to make your inner superwoman shine. Join us in being Superwomen, together!

Superwomen with Rebecca Minkoff is a society podcast hosted by Rebecca Minkoff, with 436 episodes on record and a Required Pod Score of 88.

Rebecca Minkoff hosts Superwomen with Rebecca Minkoff, a society show with 436 episodes published.

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  Dr. Lara Devgan Had a Practice That Can't Scale. So She Built a Brand That Could.

  Sep 24, 202636 min

  Sometimes growth means being a beginner again. Dr. Lara Devgan spent years becoming a renowned plastic surgeon, a certified expert in her field and trusted by many patients. Then she started a skincare company with no business experience. That meant learning FDA regulations, packaging, sourcing, marketing, and brand building from scratch. In this episode of Superwomen, she shares the trade-offs that came with a major career pivot, the many small steps it took to make a big change, and why she’s always going to be a student no matter her success. Lara’s journey and philosophy shows that success is rarely an uncomplicated, upwards trajectory, but rather a willingness to adapt, grow, and start over again and again. Episode Guide: (00:00) Meet Dr. Lara Devgan (03:16) Her honest and nuanced approach to beauty (05:52) Building a brand with zero business experience (09:30) The cost of being the go-to person (12:26) Staying calm under pressure (14:26) Protecting young girls from impossible beauty standards (18:29) The future of plastic surgery and skincare innovation (24:34) The COVID pivot that led to a Sephora launch (27:17) How small improvements create massive change (30:47) The discipline behind doing it all Learn more about your ad choices. Visit megaphone.fm/adchoices

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  From Persona to Power: How Serena Kerrigan Learned to Be Fully Herself

  Sep 17, 202633 min

  What happens when the version of yourself that built your success is no longer who you want to be? In this episode of Superwomen, author, content creator, and entrepreneur Serena Kerrigan talks about the version of herself she had to outgrow in order to become more confident, more ambitious, and more fully herself. Serena built an entire career around confidence before realizing she was still hiding behind a version of herself. She admits she was sometimes overcompensating for a fear of truly being seen. She opens up about learning to stop editing herself on dates, in relationships, and in her career, and why the right partner should never require you to make yourself smaller. Because real confidence isn’t about becoming louder. Sometimes, it’s about no longer needing the armor. Serena’s new book, Let’s F*cking Date: Become the Prize, Enjoy the Ride, and Never Settle Again, is out September 22, 2026. Learn more and order your copy at LetsFuckingDate.com. Episode Guide: (00:00) Meet Serena F*cking Kerrigan (03:11) What it really means to be confident (05:06) The persona she created + the woman behind it (07:41) Learning to show up as herself (12:38) Women should never shrink themselves (15:24) Why every woman needs her own money (21:59) How your mindset shapes your reality (26:48) Why being kind is good for business (28:14) Your relationship with yourself is everything Learn more about your ad choices. Visit megaphone.fm/adchoices

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  How Cheryl Liu Built Raspberry AI Before AI Was Ready for Fashion

  Sep 10, 202635 min

  Cheryl Liu didn’t start Raspberry AI just to build a company. She was building the freedom to own her life. After immigrating to the U.S. at five and growing up with little financial stability, Cheryl developed a deep need for independence. Years later, that drive led her to bet on AI before the technology was ready, and she built Raspberry AI at the forefront of fashion’s rapidly changing future. In this episode of Superwomen, Cheryl talks about being one of the few women in AI, becoming a mother while scaling a company, and how motherhood changed her definition of what’s hard. Cheryl also shares why AI won’t replace human creativity, which companies will survive the hype, and why refusing to embrace the technology may be the bigger career risk. For Cheryl, success comes back to one thing: having the freedom to dictate the terms of your own life. Episode Guide: (00:00) Meet Cheryl Liu, founder of Raspberry AI (04:33) Why the best AI companies solve real problems (07:00) The loneliness of being a female founder (08:20) Growing a company while becoming a mother (11:51) How Raspberry became more than a design tool (17:47) When Raspberry’s momentum finally clicked (21:22) The immigrant story behind Cheryl’s ambition (23:28) Will AI replace jobs or create new opportunities? (29:56) The next chapter of Cheryl’s leadership journey Learn more about your ad choices. Visit megaphone.fm/adchoices

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  The Clear Cut’s Olivia Landau on Wanting to Quit When Quitting Isn’t an Option

  Sep 3, 202634 min

  Success doesn’t always make things easier. Sometimes it asks you to become someone new. In this episode, I chat with Olivia Landau, founder of The Clear Cut, to talk about the moments behind the success that most people never see: the doubt, the pressure, and the decisions that shape who you become as a founder.  Olivia grew up around diamonds, studied gemology, and began The Clear Cut as an educational blog and creative outlet before turning it into a bespoke jewelry company built on trust, expertise, and community. She never planned to become an entrepreneur. In fact, her own mother once told her she'd make a great employee but could never be a businessperson. Then a creative side project became The Clear Cut. We talk about the risks she took to build something different, the challenge of staying the course when the outcome wasn’t guaranteed, and what it feels like when the company you built enters a new chapter. Olivia opens up about navigating an acquisition, redefining her role after years of having complete control, and why leaving the business behind may have been even harder. Because building a company isn’t just about creating something successful. It’s about discovering the person you have to become along the way. Episode Guide: (00:00) Meet Olivia Landau, founder of The Clear Cut (01:49) How a side project turned into a business (08:45) The risky decision that took two years to pay off (10:14) Why consistency matters more than quick success (13:33) She didn’t plan for an exit (15:40) What happens when a founder sells and stays (17:31) The emotional reality of giving up control (23:36) Why community can matter more than product (30:06) Launch your brand before you feel ready Learn more about your ad choices. Visit megaphone.fm/adchoices

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  Nicky Hilton Rothschild on New York Before Dating Apps

  Aug 20, 202631 min

  Nicky Hilton Rothschild was an It Girl long before algorithms and Instagram feeds. But for all the stories that come with growing up in one of the city’s most recognizable families, the version of Nicky today is much more interested in what lasts. In this episode of Superwomen, I sat down with the socialite, designer, and NYC native to reminisce about a bygone era. Nicky gets nostalgic about legendary nightclubs like Studio 54 and Bungalow, the spontaneity of a life that wasn’t constantly documented, and the lost magic of Old New York. Sex and the City creator Candace Bushnell also joins the conversation to discuss how the series impacted the city and how dating has changed since Carrie first ran into Big on a Manhattan sidewalk. If you lived through it, this one will make you miss those days. And if you weren’t there, you’ll wish you could’ve been. Episode Guide: (00:00) Nicky Hilton Rothschild loves Sex and the City (01:53) Before social media, celebrities actually went out (05:42) Why Nicky never really played the field (10:58) Finding love the old-fashioned way (12:33) How Sex and the City shaped a generation (18:49) Nicky and Paris Hilton were almost on SATC (20:48) Shopping before everything was online (25:12) Nicky’s secret to a long-lasting marriage Learn more about your ad choices. Visit megaphone.fm/adchoices

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