An issues-based, deep dive news and culture podcast where the motto is Real Talk, Big Topics.Hosted by Emmy-nominated and AP News Award-winning journalist and television host Sonni Abatta, We Gotta Talk features guests on a variety of topics in the news, pop culture, wellness and spiritual space who will inform, entertain and inspire.Let's talk!
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We Gotta Talk: News, Issues, and Beauty for Women
347: What Your Skin Actually Needs After 40, with Celebrity Esthetician and Founder Angela Caglia
Aug 17, 202640 min
What does our skin actually need after 40—and how much of what we’ve been told about aging is just really good marketing? In this episode, I’m talking with celebrity esthetician and skincare founder Angela Caglia , who has spent 30 years working hands-on with women’s skin, including some very famous faces. Her client list has included Barbra Streisand, Amal Clooney, Helena Christensen, Alexandra Daddario and more. Angela has a refreshingly simple philosophy when it comes to aging--less is more. We talk about what physically changes in the skin during our 40s and beyond, why she thinks women are overdoing it with skincare, and the rise of regenerative beauty—including the science behind her human stem cell-derived skincare line. Angela also shares some advice that may make you rethink your entire routine: why many women over 40 should consider not washing their face in the morning, what she recommends instead, and why she believes we don't necessarily need the long lineup of retinol, vitamin C, hyaluronic acid and peptide serums we've been conditioned to buy. But this conversation goes much deeper than skincare. Angela opens up about being told by a Beverly Hills plastic surgeon—at just 52—that she needed a facelift, and why that experience made her question the increasingly aggressive way cosmetic procedures are being marketed to younger women. We talk about the pressure to look perpetually young, the influence of social media, and why sometimes the most powerful anti-aging advice is simply learning to look in the mirror and appreciate the face staring back at you. We talk: What actually happens to our skin after 40 Why shifting hormones, collagen, elastin and sebum matter The biggest mistakes Angela sees women making with skincare Why she believes many routines contain too many actives What “regenerative skincare” actually means Exosomes, growth factors and human stem cell-derived skincare Whether regenerative products can replace retinol and vitamin C Angela’s surprisingly minimal morning skincare routine Why she tells many women over 40 to skip the morning cleanse Her preferred approach to sunscreen—and the SPF she personally uses Why she recommends oil cleansing at night The beauty treatments and trends she thinks women should approach cautiously The push toward younger facelifts—and Angela’s own experience being told she needed one Why she thinks fillers may be falling out of favor The danger of chasing unregulated beauty and wellness treatments abroad “Skin listening” and learning to stop comparing your face to everyone else’s Weight training, walking and the wellness habits Angela prioritizes at 54 Starting her company at 45 and building it into a multimillion-dollar business Why she believes it’s never too late to start something new I tried--and LOVED--the Angela Caglia Cell Forté Serum, which you can find here !
345: What Good Sex Looks Like, with Intimacy Expert and Susan Bratton
Apr 16, 202655 minS0
<p>Today, we’re stepping away from the heavy news cycle and talking about something just as important: your relationships, your intimacy, and what actually makes a sex life better over time.</p><p>I’m joined by Susan Bratton, who’s spent decades helping people build deeper connection and more fulfilling relationships.</p><p>Her approach goes beyond surface-level advice and dives into understanding your body, your partner, and how communication shapes everything.</p><p>We get into why so many couples feel stuck, how cultural messaging has shaped what we expect from sex, and why curiosity and honesty are th...
344: The Battle for Your Beliefs: Cognitive Warfare and How Your Mind Is Being Shaped Online, with Intelligence Analyst Travis Hawley
Apr 6, 202659 minS6
<p>What if the biggest threat we’re facing right now… isn’t physical, but mental?</p><p>In this episode, I sat down with cyber intelligence analyst Travis Hawley to talk about something called cognitive warfare—and once you understand it, you won’t be able to unsee it.</p><p>We get into how narratives are shaped online, how bots and fake accounts actually work, and why even real information is now being dismissed as fake if it doesn’t fit someone’s worldview.</p><p>It’s a conversation about the internet, yes—but also about human nature. Why we wan...
343: Is America in Its Pluto Return? Astrology, Upheaval & the Next 20 Years with Astrologer and NASA Scientist Jill Brown
Feb 18, 20261h 5mS0
<p>The headlines feel relentless right now—political upheaval, cultural polarization, global uncertainty. What if we zoomed out and asked, What do the stars say about America in this moment?</p><p>In this episode, I sit down with astrologer and former NASA research scientist Jill Brown to explore whether there’s a larger pattern unfolding, and what astrology might offer as a framework for understanding this moment.</p><p>We talk about America’s "Pluto Return," free will, civic engagement, polarization, discipline, and how to stay grounded in chaotic times.</p><p>We also cover:</p><p>What a “Pluto Re...
342: Can Independent Media Do What Institutional Media Won't? Trust, Truth & the Future of Journalism with Stella Inger-Escobedo
Feb 4, 202657 minS0
<p>In this episode, I sit down with journalist Stella Inger-Escobedo to unpack the growing divide between independent media and traditional institutions. </p><p>Drawing on her background as a former TV news anchor and a Soviet Jewish refugee, Stella explains how lived experience shapes the questions journalists ask — and the stories they’re willing to tell. </p><p>We talk about trust, objectivity, propaganda, and why so many audiences are turning away from legacy outlets in search of something more honest. </p><p>This is a conversation about who journalism is really for — and who holds power now.</p><p>Find...
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