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Closet Philosophy

Jennine Jacob and Kristen Philipkoski
Closet Philosophy
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  • Ep. 23: Midlife career reinvention, authentic style, and navigating change with Dilara Casey
    In this episode of Closet Philosophy, hosts Jennine and Kristen sit down with career consultant Dilara Casey to explore what it takes to reinvent your career and style in midlife. Even if you've taken a decade out from your career, Dilara has tops for everything from making confident pivots to navigating ageism. She shares practical strategies for reframing your story, updating your resume, and embracing change with authenticity. She also opens up about reclaiming personal style during challenging times and why staying true to your look can be a source of power. The conversation touches on AI’s impact on the workplace, the importance of human creativity, and how Equipped Women is helping close the gender gap. What you’ll learn: First steps for successful career pivots How to position volunteer work and nontraditional experience as strengths Concrete strategies to combat ageism and claim your value Why authentic personal style fuels confidence and reinvention Follow Dilara:  TikTok LinkedIn Check out her novel, Wherever You Go Subscribe for weekly new episodes packed with style, strategy, and real-life encouragement for authentic self-expression!  
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  • Ep. 22: Menopause, perimenopause, and personal power with 'The M Factor' producer Denise Pines
    In this episode of Closet Philosophy, hosts Jennine and Kristen sit down with Denise Pines, an influential filmmaker and leader in the effort to normalize conversations about perimenopause and menopause.  She’s a Peabody-winning filmmaker, health advocate, founder of Tea Botanics and WisePause Wellness, and president of the Osteopathic Medical Board of California. Together, they unravel the cultural silence around menopause and perimenopause, discuss Denise’s influential documentaries (The M Factor and upcoming Before the Pause, and explore how personal style, society, and women's health intersect. Highlights Denise’s personal and professional journey in women’s health, filmmaking, and advocacy The impact of The M Factor and the new focus on perimenopause in Before the Pause Why perimenopause and menopause remain so misunderstood—and what has to change in medicine and culture The legislative fight to improve menopause training for doctors in California (AB 360 and beyond) Common but rarely discussed menopause symptoms, and why early education matters How Denise balances her multifaceted career and the wellness routines that keep her energized When Denise met Prince (!) How aging changes personal expression, style, and purpose Connect with Denise: LinkedIn The M Factor: Shredding the Silence on Menopause If this episode resonated, don’t forget to subscribe, rate, and share Closet Philosophy with your friends!  
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  • Ep. 21: Jennine and Kristen on the power of visibility after 40
    Jennine and Kristen dive deep into the complex experience of visibility for women as they age, sharing candid stories and discussing cultural, psychological, and societal shifts that impact self-expression and confidence beyond 40. This episode explores the challenges women face in retaining visibility, feeling confident, and expressing authentic style, offering hope and actionable insights for listeners. Key Topics: The first personal experiences of feeling invisible: Jennine and Kristen recount moments in retail and influencer settings where age influenced how they were treated. The myth that women’s value revolves around youth and male attention, and the shifting priorities toward self-authenticity in later years. Statistics from a menopause and aging study: Over two-thirds of women over 45 feel ignored by men in public spaces, and many cite issues like graying hair and access to fashionable clothing as confidence barriers. The challenge and power of speaking up: Including an incident at a coffee shop that went viral, and how fear of being labeled a "Karen" hinders self-advocacy for older women. Personal style as visibility: Discussion of how style can be a tool for self-expression and why hiding in “invisible” clothing is a missed opportunity during the most powerful years of women’s lives. Erasure of older women in media and fashion, contrasted with real examples of powerful, stylish women over 50, and how Hollywood continues to favor male experience at the expense of older female visibility. Breaking stereotypes: Examples from film, fashion, and real life illustrating authenticity, confidence, and visibility for women at any age. Quotes to Remember: “Women want to be seen for who they are now—not as a younger version of themselves.” “Visibility is not just about being seen by men; it’s about being recognized and respected in your own right.” “Now is the time to figure out what visibility means and how to pursue it with intention.” Call to Action: How do you want to be visible? Share your story with us—we want to hear from listeners! Drop a comment or get in touch to join the conversation on confidence, style, and living authentically at every age.  
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  • Ep. 20: Persistence and reinvention: Musician and creator Cat Pierce on creativity, confidence, and personal style
    In this episode of the Closet Philosophy podcast, hosts Jennine and Kristen sit down with Cat Pierce—writer, artist, entrepreneur, and musician, best known as half of the band The Pierces. Cat shares her inspiring journey of continual reinvention, highlighting how creativity flourishes at every stage of life, especially beyond the age of 40. The conversation delves into themes of overcoming societal expectations, building inner and outer confidence, and finding empowerment through personal style, beauty rituals, and creative experimentation. Cat discusses launching her beauty and lifestyle brand, Omen, the viral “Higher Self Therapy” series on Instagram, and the importance of reframing midlife as a time of transformation and vibrancy. The episode also explores personal challenges Kat faced—such as stage fright, people-pleasing, and post-divorce healing—and how creativity and self-love underpin resilience. Listeners are encouraged to embrace play, reimagine what’s possible at every age, and nurture their creative spark to unlock personal and collective growth. Find Cat on Instagram, check out her skincare brand Omen, and listen to her music, and watch her videos!
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  • Ep. 19: Style, confidence, and redefining beauty with Angel Edme
    This week on Closet Philosophy, Jennine and Kristen sit down with fashion creator Angel Edme. Her bold style and fearless approach to self-expression embody what it means to use style as self-expression. Angel Edme is a fashion, beauty, and lifestyle creator based in New York—known for her razor-sharp style, unfiltered honesty, and a deep passion for helping people show up as their boldest, truest selves. She started behind the camera as a storyteller, and now she’s in front of it—empowering real people to reclaim their confidence through fashion, skincare, and creative self-expression. Angel doesn’t just serve looks—she sparks transformation. Whether she’s sharing outfit inspiration, speaking truth on identity and visibility, or demystifying beauty standards, Angel brings style, and substance to everything she does. Get ready for a conversation on personal power, redefining beauty, and why what you wear is never just about clothes. Highlights include: How growing up shaped her approach to style. Why “styling principles” should be tools, not rules. Her process for mindful shopping and choosing pieces with versatility. The rise of African designers bringing bold creativity and inclusivity. Practical advice for anyone struggling with body image and confidence. Angel reminds us that the most stylish thing you can wear is self-love—and that what you wear is never just about clothes. 👉 Follow Angel on Instagram, TikTok, and YouTube, and check out her Substack Stuff I Wouldn’t Gatekeep for her latest fashion, travel, and beauty insights.
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Think it doesn’t matter what you wear? Hosts Jennine Jacob and Kristen Philipkoski uncover the ways your personal style is not just personal. What you choose to wear every day is a political act, whether you’re aware of it or not. And putting thought into your personal style is not superficial, unintelligent, or a waste of time. Along with guests including bestselling authors, scientists, entrepreneurs, and more, the Closet Philosophy podcast explores how what we wear influences and reveals what’s within.
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