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If you’re a fan of Hulu’s smash hit limited series Little Fires Everywhere, if you’re considering watching it or if you just like knowing how things work, this podcast is for you. Host, Susan Pinckney takes you to set with her on the show’s last day of shooting and explains why that day was particularly “golden.” Join her as she pulls back the curtains and shows you what goes into making a show... Source

You only live once, so do it even if you have to do it alone. Host, Susan Pinckney, talks about when she decided that she wouldn’t let others dictate what she could and couldn’t do or where she could and couldn’t go. Choosing to have solo adventures opens many new doors. The episode is dedicated to Jimmie Lee Solomon who bulldozed his own path in sports and entertainment and encouraged her to do... Source

In the South, women are directed to never share how old they are and men know not to ask. Host, Susan Pinckney has benefitted from this social norm as well as seen its draw backs. The ambiguity comes in handy working in Tinsel Town in front of the camera, but not so much when she’s working behind the scenes or even IRL. If you’ve seen Clueless, Pretty Little Liars or the original Beverly Hills... Source

Host Susan Pinckney talks about how 4 time Emmy award winner, Alfre Woodard, came into her life at a time when she wasn’t even moving towards the fork in the road. Instead, Susan was sitting uncomfortably on the sidewalk of life watching cars drive by. Just as in the Netflix movie Juanita, a change was necessary to rediscover who she was created to be. Source

2020 Sit down!!! There’s been a lot of “new normal” this year and one that host, Susan Pinckney has taken note of is the innate desire we have to see “butts in seats” even when they are not real. This is an ode to the days gone by when people filled the stands and auditoriums instead of cardboard cut outs of MLB and video boards of the NBA. She takes us on a journey from Virginia to California... Source

Do you pay attention to that “little” voice that sometimes speaks to you even through dreams? Host, Susan Pinckney, talks about a time where she listened and it lead her to the game show Let’s Make a Deal with host Wayne Brady. Was that a divine message or a Zonk? Go behind the scenes of one of the most popular game shows and decide for yourself. Source

Host, Susan Pinckney, invites all the Gladiators and “stans” of Greys Anatomy, Scandal and How to Get Away with Murder on an exclusive and unique behind the scenes perspective that includes a look at how Shonda Rhimes is single handedly changing Hollywood and possibly how the world views type casting. She also talks about the morning after Viola Davis broke every mold for “traditional” beauty... Source

As we grow and mature, people come and go in our lives. Sometimes God puts people in our lives with a purpose that isn’t always evident in the moment. Host, Susan Pinckney, shares how the most unlikely person helped her step into her future and how his fierce competitiveness and winning spirit made it happen. Source

In this era of reckoning, host Susan Pinckney asks the question how do you treat people who you perceive can’t do anything for you? Will you make time for “a friendly word?” Do you find yourself being kinder and giving more attention to people who you think are more established? Susan shares some experiences hoping you’ll never judge a book by its cover (or color). Source

Host Susan Pinckney decides to ditch her Southern Fried, dyed and laid to the side trademark tresses, but quickly learns the decision to make “the big chop” is not as easy as it sounds while working as an actor, stand-in and host in Hollywood. Sometimes what’s easy isn’t the best route. Source

The South is complex and full of history, traditions and stereotypes good and bad. Host, Susan Pinckney, talks about what’s great about Southern Culture while addressing the reality that not everything is always peach cobbler with homemade whip cream. We learn why Bravo’s Southern Charm became one of her favorite shows and why she no longer feels like the show represents her South. Source

What does it mean to love thy neighbor in the South versus a city like Beverly Hills? Are one person’s social graces another’s faux pas? Does each region have their own love language? Host Susan Pinckney is asking you to consider that what may appear charming to some, might not be so charming to others. Source

Who is The Southern Belle of Beverly Hills and how did she get here? Susan Pinckney shares a little about her journey to get to the most famous zip code in the world. Source