Eldest Daughter

On this week’s episode and the last episode of season 1, Kendra is joined by Partnerships girly at Snap, creator, makeup artist and journalist Bita Eghbali.
While known all over the world as daughter of Iranian activist and singer Dariush, Bita is very much her own person of courage and creativity. We discuss her early career in journalism turned makeup artist, her connection to beauty through Persian femininity, growing up in an addiction-torn home, and how special our 4 yr old selves really are.
She sat down with us to chat about everything from Palestinian liberation to Scorpio men so get into it!

Producer: Joey Geballa
Music: @sufihamilton
Graphic: Ethel Moore

On this week’s episode, Kendra is joined by editor, writer, model, founder, and content creator @lcchan. Trailblazer and all-around star Lauren had one of the most transformative years of her life as a founder who transmuted loss into gain, a model who became the first Asian-Canadian, publicly queer Sports Illustrated rookie, and an incredible human being on the brink of discovery every day.

She sat down with us to share her journey, and we discussed grounding confidence in meaningful qualities, finding peace in liminal and quiet moments, accepting loss as a necessary part of our winning season, and setting really good boundaries. This is a good one! Tap in - link in bio 🎧

Kendra: @kendramorous
Lauren: @lcchan
Producer: @bhadddbhussy
Music: @sufihamilton
Graphic: Ethel Moore

Kendra speaks with activist, model, content creator and member of Chappaquiddick Wampanoag tribe Kara Roselle Smith about land reclamation for indigenous peoples, navigating grief after the passing of loved ones, finding a voice online, and healing through chosen family. For more info on land back initiatives and the Chappaquiddick Wampanoag, visit https://www.chappaquiddickwampanoag.org/. Find Kara at @kararoselles on all platforms.

Kendra: @kendramorous
IG: @eldestdaughter.pod
Producer: Joey Geballa
Music: Sufi Hamilton
Graphic: Ethel Moore

Kendra and Chrissy discuss learning to admit you want romantic partnership, managing conversations about mental health with loved ones, manifesting dreams into reality, and astrology…so much astrology!

Kendra and dreamer, activist, creative and author of forthcoming book This Way to Change, Jezz Chung, discuss blooming in our neurodivergence, growing up religious, the beauty of gender fluidity, and being an usher of radical transformation and community care.