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Where Are They Now?!  We're catching up with past season guests in the heart of Barcelona for a little in-between-seasons break, and our first return guest is none other than Season 3 alum, Melissa Alam, Founder of ALAM Digital. Originally based in Mexico City by way of Philly during her first visit to the HOF mics, Melissa has since made her way to Cairo, Egypt in search of the soft life. From making new friends and navigating the Cairo dating scene to adjusting to a more halal lifestyle, Melissa continues to expand her digital marketing agency abroad, while keeping travel and culture at the heart of everything she does. Whether you're a longtime HOF listener or joining us for the first time, this conversation is a reminder that sometimes the most exciting chapters in life are the ones we never saw coming.  Take a listen to Melissa's first HOF episode as well - Season 3, Episode 8 - where she talks pivoting from corporate agency life into freelance entrepreneurship and how that leap opened the door to both personal and professional discovery. Listen HERE. Follow Melissa Alam at @ringthealam and @alam.digital High On Feminism (HOF) is focused on women entrepreneurs and creating a safe space for women to learn about and consume the cannabis plant. For more HOF content and even merch, visit highonfeminism.com. Follow us online! Instagram: @highonfeminism YouTube: @wokemediabk

Collaboration, not competition. This is a philosophy that sits at the heart of Juno House, and at the center of Natalie Batlle’s founder journey. Joining Jess for the final episode of High On Feminism Season 5, Natalie, Founder and Brand Strategist of Juno House, shares the story behind creating Barcelona’s first members club designed by and for women. An idea that was sparked following her move from the U.S. to Spain and her decision to step away from the corporate world, Natalie has slowly helped crack the code for redefining work-life balance. Natalie challenges the notion that women must choose between their personal fulfillment or professional/creative ambition, and she’s built a space that empowers other women entrepreneurs to do the same through Juno House. As a fellow ex-pat, Natalie reflects on the cultural differences for women founders in Europe vs. the states, and how Juno House blends this “New York-meets-Barcelona” energy. Sharing insight on her goals for 2026, both personally and professionally, that includes stepping more into her creativity where she feels the most energized, and expanding upon Juno House’s offerings to become the global movement she’s always intended, HOF ends the season but kicks off the New Year with an episode full of intention, promise, and reinvention. Follow Natalie Battle: @nataliebotz  Follow Juno House: @junohouseclub For more HOF…don't forget to check out Season 5, Episode 7 featuring Kornelia Grönvall here. We want to thank our guests, listeners, and supporters for another incredible season of HOF!  High On Feminism (HOF) is focused on women entrepreneurs and creating a safe space for women to learn about and consume the cannabis plant. For more HOF content and even merch, visit highonfeminism.com. Follow us! Instagram: @highonfeminism YouTube: @wokemediabk

Leaving corporate life to build something slower, more intentional, and deeply needed is no small leap, but for Kornelia it was the right one. Joining Jess for another episode of High On Feminism, Kornelia Grönvall, Founder of Solia Retreats, shares how stepping away from a career in sales, management, and leadership led her to create Solia Retreats in 2025; an idea that began as a small hobby and quickly grew into a source of energy, inspiration, and community. Designed for ambitious women who want to work hard without burning out, Solia’s one-day retreats offer space to pause, reconnect, and reset. Kornelia reflects on hosting her first retreats, including a December experience centered on self-love, grounding, and intention-setting for 2026, complete with yoga flows and journaling. She also opens up about what’s ahead: new retreats focused on kick starting the year, women’s health, and moving through ambition mindfully. Looking ahead to 2026, Kornelia is focused on growth with intention, learning to say no to what isn’t aligned, creating space for what feels right, and continuing to build Solia Retreats with care. Follow Kornelia Grönvall: @korneliagrnvall Follow Solia Retreats: @solia_retreats For more HOF…don't forget to check out Season 5, Episode 6 featuring Mariana Arrieta here! High On Feminism (HOF) is focused on women entrepreneurs and creating a safe space for women to learn about and consume the cannabis plant. For more HOF content and even merch, visit highonfeminism.com. Follow us! Instagram: @highonfeminism YouTube: @wokemediabk

Stepping out of the darkroom and behind the mic can be a daunting experience, but for Award-winning photographer Mariana Arrieta, the transition comes naturally!  Joining Jess for Episode 6 of High On Feminism, Mariana talks her Basque and Mexican roots, and how she weaves memory, culture, and emotion into every frame of her photographs. From Tanzania, France, Cuba, Mexico, Italy, the US, and more, Mariana shares how film has long been a way to understand the world, preserve the past, and stay connected to her roots. From her father and grandfather’s love of the craft, to learning the way a roll of film can reveal hidden truths, Mariana opens up about archiving her family’s history and the deeper meaning behind every image she captures. Follow Mariana Arrieta: @mai.arrieta For more HOF…don't forget to check out Season 5, Episode 5 featuring Casey Berglund of Worthy & Well here! High On Feminism (HOF) is focused on women entrepreneurs and creating a safe space for women to learn about and consume the cannabis plant. For more HOF content and even merch, visit highonfeminism.com. Follow us! Instagram: @highonfeminism YouTube: @wokemediabk

In Episode 5 of High On Feminism Season 5, Worthy and Well Founder Casey Berglund shares the inspiration behind her leadership coaching and how she helps people move through transitions with purpose, power, and heart. From moving to Spain for love, and completely transforming her business in the process, Casey speaks candidly about the emotional weight of shifting patterns, redefining your work, and starting over when everything feels uncertain. Talking through what it really means to normalize vulnerability, especially in moments of loss, grief, and big, beautiful transformations, Casey’s journey is full of moments that soften and strengthen all at once. From reflecting on entrepreneurship, ego deaths, caretaking, and how sometimes the most grounded business lessons come from the farm or the family kitchen, you don't want to miss this episode!  Follow Casey Berglund: @caseymayberglund Follow Worthy and Well: @worthyandwell Free training here: “Your Pathway to a Calm, Purposeful Career or Business That Fuels a Life You Love”  For more HOF…don’t forget to check out Season 5, Episode 4 featuring Anne-Cécile Ville of BF Media Lounge here!  The High On Feminism (HOF) brand is focused on women entrepreneurs and creating a safe space for women to learn about and consume the cannabis plant. For more HOF content and even merch, visit highonfeminism.com. Follow us! Instagram: @highonfeminism YouTube: @wokemediabk

Bonjour from Barcelona! We're back with another amazing episode focused on blending humor, healing and hard truths.  French native, filmmaker, scriptwriter and founder, Anne-Cécile Ville, joins High On Feminism to chat her new media & film company, BF Media Lounge, everyone's friendly neighborhood eggplant, Boris, and the importance of rewriting your narrative.  A year into her Juno House journey, Anne-Cécile shares how years of burnout, self-doubt, and grief led her to reclaim storytelling as a tool for transformation. From her new book Reboot Your Story (2025) to the making of her first film The Penis Conundrum (2026), Anne-Cécile is challenging outdated narratives and rewriting her own through comedy, community, and compassion. From discovering that there is such a thing as positive masculinity (cue Boris), to breaking down internalized misogyny, and the importance of choosing joy, not just survival, Anne-Cécile and Jess teach us that it's never too late to reimagine your worth.  Follow Anne-Cécile Ville: @annececileville Follow BF Media Lounge: @bfmedialounge For more HOF…don't forget to check out Season 5, Episode 3 featuring Ani Linares of Yaksok Cosmetics here! High On Feminism (HOF) is focused on women entrepreneurs and creating a safe space for women to learn about and consume the cannabis plant. For more HOF content and even merch, visit highonfeminism.com. Follow us! Instagram: @highonfeminism YouTube: @wokemediabk

In Episode 3 of High On Feminism Season 5, Jess sits down with Ani Linares, founder of Yaksok, for a bilingual episode rooted in language, culture, skincare, and identity. The two dive into how skincare rituals differ across cultures, why traveling opens up the mind in unexpected ways, and how speaking someone’s language, literally or metaphorically, is a radical act of connection. From sunscreen lessons passed down by her mother to product development rooted in Korean skincare rituals, Ani opens up about breaking into the beauty market, and creating space for Latinas and women of color in global beauty. Follow Ani Linares: @anidilina Follow Yaksok: @yaksok_cosmetics For more HOF… Listen to Season 5 Episode 2 featuring Camila Ferrari Kaplan of VASTA here! The High On Feminism (HOF) brand is focused on women entrepreneurs and creating a safe space for women to learn about and consume the cannabis plant. For more HOF content and even merch, visit highonfeminism.com. Follow us! Instagram: @highonfeminism YouTube: @wokemediabk

Up next HOF host and creator, Jess Poulin, sits down with Argentinian creative and Co-Founder of VASTA, Camila Ferrari Kaplan, to talk about her global fitness and lifestyle marketing agency that's pushing the boundaries to create out-of-the-box and unique campaigns. With a professional journey that expands across Buenos Aires, New York, Perth (Bunbury to be exact!), and now Barcelona, Camila reflects on finding the rhythm of entrepreneurship, managing client expectations, balancing skills with your co-founder (shout-out Keren), and the mental shift it takes to move from overwhelmed employee to empowered founder.  Follow Camila Ferrari Kaplan: @_camiferrari Follow VASTA: @vasta.digital For more HOF… don't forget to check out Season 5, Episode 1 featuring Liana Grieg of Juno House here! High On Feminism (HOF) is focused on women entrepreneurs and creating a safe space for women to learn about and consume the cannabis plant. For more HOF content and even merch, visit highonfeminism.com. Follow us! Instagram: @highonfeminism YouTube: @wokemediabk

¡Hola y bienvenido desde Barcelona, España! High On Feminism is officially back with Season 5, coming to you Live from Barcelona, Spain. Host & Creator, Jess Poulin sits down with Liana Grieg—co-founder of Juno House, a women’s club and co-working space in Barcelona built at the intersection of community, ambition, and wellness.  A new member herself, Jess and Liana welcome you to the world of the Juno woman, chatting through building a business mid-lockdown, creating a movement that supports women in every season of their lives: as entrepreneurs, mothers, creatives, and friends, and getting candid about what it means to reshape the future of work for women. From the tension between corporate structure and entrepreneurial freedom, and how culture, both personal and national, shape our identities, Liana shares Juno's goal of making space for collaboration over competition, and the power of designing your own life outside the lines. An episode about building something from the rubble, challenging what empowerment actually means, and honoring the ways women intuitively create the spaces they need, be sure to check out all new episodes of HOF featuring all amazing women from the Juno network.  Follow Liana Grieg: @moving_health Follow Juno House: @junohouseclub For more HOF… High Talks Episode 6: "Creating a Safe Space for Cannabis Education" is out now! The High On Feminism (HOF) brand is focused on women entrepreneurs and creating a safe space for women to learn about and consume the cannabis plant. For more HOF content, & even merch, visit highonfeminism.com. Follow us! Instagram: @highonfeminism YouTube: @wokemediabk

In our last episode of the season, Jess sits down with powerhouse attorney Ashley Cloud, the visionary behind The Cloud Law Firm. Since childhood, Ashley has felt the call to create something meaningful in the legal world and has since then turned that calling into a thriving business.  Jess and Ashley dive into what it really takes to start a business, covering the crucial things every aspiring entrepreneur should consider before taking the leap. Ashley also shares how she’s simplifying the legal world for her clients, breaking down complex topics to make navigating the law a little easier. Join us for an inspiring chat on dreams, determination, and demystifying the legal process for everyone. Thank you everyone for another great Season of HOF! Follow Ashley: @iamashleycloud Check out The Cloud Law Firm here! Follow us! Instagram: @highonfeminism YouTube: @wokemediabk

In the fifth episode of Season 4, we welcome Nikki Vargas, founder of Unearth Women and Author of “Call You When I Land.” Chatting about all things travel and feeling empowered to live her most authentic life, Nikki dives deeper into the real challenges that women face in the fields of journalism and travel writing. Bonding over their boldness and desire to seek out their most adventurous callings through Nikki's work with "Call You When I Land," Jess and Nikki talk self-discovery, navigating relationships, the importance of independence + pursuing your dreams. Follow Nikki: @niknakvargas Follow Unearth Women: @unearthwomen Order “Call You When I Land” here! Follow us! Instagram: @highonfeminism YouTube: @wokemediabk

Jess and Bryanna Samuels dive deep into workwear fashion and the crucial intersection of financial literacy and building lasting wealth. As the Founder and CEO of Good Rapport, Bryanna is revolutionizing the world of office-wear with her brand’s focus on sustainability and style. Good Rapport offers versatile, high-quality pieces that go beyond the office, embodying modern professionalism and inclusivity. Bryanna shares her journey from her dissatisfaction with Wall Street, to creating a brand that supports women in and out of the workplace. Learn how Good Rapport’s innovative approach to workwear and Bryanna’s dedication to financial literacy and youth empowerment are paving the way for a more equitable and stylish future. Follow Bryanna: @bryannasamuels Follow Good Rapport: @goodrapportnyc Follow us! Instagram: @highonfeminism YouTube: @wokemediabk

In the latest episode, Jess sits down with Olga Bortnikova, Co-Founder and CEO of Tripsider. Discover how Olga’s groundbreaking platform is transforming the travel experience by connecting locals with travelers for truly authentic adventures. From its origins in Russia to its expansion into the U.S., Tripsider is reshaping the way we explore the world with a focus on sustainable tourism and meaningful connections. Olga shares her insights on overcoming travel fears, ensuring safe and immersive experiences, and catering to diverse travelers, including women seeking secure group travel. Tune in to learn how Tripsider can make your next journey not just a trip, but a rewarding and unforgettable experience. Follow Olga Bortnikova  Follow Tripsider: @trip_sider  Follow us! Instagram: @highonfeminism YouTube: @wokemediabk

In the second episode of Season 4, Jess sits down with Olivia Anthony, the founder and visionary behind the community-based streetwear brand LIVSTREETWEAR. Not just a clothing line but a collection for a lifetime, LIVSTREETWEAR represents the unification from the nostalgic periods of fashion from the 90’s to early 2000’s. Celebrating the culture created during this time, from the pioneering music and eccentric hairstyles, to the iconic movies and party scenes like Freaknik, LIVSTREETWEAR’s goal is to pay homage to those feelings while bringing new life to the vintage trends of that decade.  Jess and Olivia talk about the success of the brand, taking the time to re-evaluate to ensure consistency and longevity, and of course, the everyday struggles of being a Black woman entrepreneur! Follow Olivia: @_liv4olivia_ Follow LIVSTREETWEAR: @livstreetwear Follow us! Instagram: @highonfeminism YouTube: @wokemediabk

We’re kicking off Season 4 of High On Feminism with Solonje Burnett, founder and CEO of Weed Auntie, a cannabis education and events platform, and co-founder and Chief Culture & Community Officer of Erven, which supports sustainable growth for brands and retailers. In this episode, Solonje shares her journey in the cannabis industry, focusing on education and community-building. She discusses her mission to create an intersectional culture within the communities she engages with and builds, emphasizing inclusivity and accessibility in the cannabis space. Solonje’s work with Weed Auntie and Erven highlights her dedication to fostering connections and promoting understanding through specialized events and educational initiatives. Jess and Solonje dive into the challenges and rewards of building community through education. Solonje’s philosophy is captured in her quote, “I’m trying to build bridges, not walls,” reflecting her approach to community-building. This conversation showcases how thoughtful, inclusive initiatives can create meaningful connections and drive positive change. Join us as we explore the intersection of cannabis, education, and community with Solonje Burnett, and get inspired by her vision and dedication to building bridges in the cannabis community. Follow Solonje: @solonjeburnett Follow Weed Auntie: @weedauntie Follow Erven: @erven.ai Follow us! Instagram: @highonfeminism YouTube: @wokemediabk