Ep 12: Go for "No" feat. Chau Lui

Ep 16: The Pros & Cons of Quitting Your 9-5

Join Yasmin Lau for another solo episode and the season finale of NOT A D.L.E. In this episode, Yasmin dives into the reality of quitting your 9-5, the Pros, and the Cons...

Ep 15: The Reality of Being a Content Creator with @bzhvng

Meet Billy Zhang, a fitness content creator, ASRV & Transparent Labs Athlete and *ahem* Yasmin's long-time partner. We dive into his journey of growing his social media to over 200k followers across all platforms and what it really takes to become a content creator... the process, the sacrifices, and the reality of dating someone who's LOCKED IN.

Ep 14: Sex, Shame, and the Female Anatomy feat. Anna Lee [VIDEO]

Meet Anna Lee, the co-founder and CEO of Lioness, the startup that built the world’s first and only smart vibrator that improves pleasure through biofeedback orgasm data and science. Anna was previously a mechanical engineer at Amazon, launching the Amazon Dash Button’s original concept and the Kindle Voyage Page Press Technology. She was most recently named one of Newsweek’s 10 Innovators Disrupting Healthcare as well as Forbes 30 Under 30. She is a big advocate in Lioness’s mission to expand our understanding and research in female sexual pleasure through sexperiments. As she likes to say, "do IT for science" ;) SAVE 10% off the Lioness: https://lioness.io/products/the-lioness-vibrator?snowball=NOTADLE

Ep 13: I am definitely not a hiker + rmb to check your Airbnb

Join Yasmin this week as she recaps her quick 10-day vacation in Vancouver and Calgary. From hiking up mountains to living on East Hastings… it was a TRIP. Also throwback to that time she called the cops on her little sis?!

Ep 12: Go for "No" feat. Chau Lui

Meet Chau Lui, the co-owner of Paris Jewellers, a jewelry company founded by her mother, who immigrated to Canada from Vietnam. Arriving in Canada, the young family had hopes and dreams of a brighter future. Witnessing her mother’s work ethic, grace and gratitude towards a new life in a new country, while overcoming language barriers, fueled Chau’s passion to build a business that she would have wanted to work for while growing up.