TWE 377: Treger Strasberg: Turning Houses Into Homes for Families Starting Over

TWE 380: Natali Germanotta Dolan on Building Her Fashion Brand and Evolving as an Entrepreneur

What does it take to go from designing for the stars to building your own brand? Fashion designer and entrepreneur Natali Germanotta Dolan joins host Stacey Gualandi on this episode of The Women's Eye Podcast for a candid conversation about creativity, growth and building businesses in the fashion world. While known for her work designing for Lady Gaga, Natali is focused on what comes next—evolving as an entrepreneur and co-founding multiple fashion ventures with her husband. This conversation explores how she continues to grow, adapt and embrace new challenges in both design and business. And she share valuable lessons and advice she's learned along the way. Natali shares insights on: • Transitioning from designer to brand builder • Co-founding and growing fashion ventures • Her creative process and attention to detail • Embracing uncertainty and staying committed to the work • Advice for aspiring designers and entrepreneurs 🎧 Subscribe to The Women's Eye Podcast for more conversations with inspiring women leaders, creators and entrepreneurs. Learn more about The Women's Eye podcast, books and spotlights: https://www.thewomenseye.com

TWE 379: She Built a Pediatric Cancer Center from Scratch | Annette Logan-Parker

What do you do when the system meant to care for people… falls short? You build something better. On this episode of The Women's Eye Podcast, host Stacey Gualandi sits down with Annette Logan-Parker, founder and Chief Advocacy & Innovation Officer of Cure 4 The Kids—Nevada's only accredited outpatient pediatric cancer and rare disease treatment center. Annette's journey is both professional and deeply personal. After 15 years as a nurse, she witnessed firsthand how patients were often treated as line items and how providers struggled within a system that didn't always prioritize care. But everything changed when her own son suffered a catastrophic football injury—with rare, post-injury complications—leading to years of surgeries and navigating healthcare from the patient side. That experience became the catalyst for creating Cure 4 The Kids—a place where excellence, access, compassion, and innovation come together. As Annette said, "Every child deserves access to care—and a cure." 👉 In this episode, we explore: • The founding story behind Cure 4 The Kids • The "C4K Way" and what makes it different • How her son is now thriving as a firefighter • Her advice when told something can't be done: "They might be right—but do it anyway." 🎪 Annette is also hosting the 15th Annual Circus Couture Gala on May 7—bringing together circus, art, and community to support this life-changing mission. 🔗 Learn more and support Cure 4 The Kids: Website: https://cure4thekids.org/ Instagram: https://www.instagram.com/cure4thekids/ Facebook: https://www.facebook.com/cure4thekidsfoundation/ 🔗 About TWE Host Stacey Gualandi: https://staceygualandi.com 🎧 Listen and be inspired by a woman who saw a gap—and built something extraordinary to fill it.

378: Baker and Filmmaker Beth M. Howard on PIEOWA and Why the World Needs More Pie Than Ever

What if something as simple as pie could help heal grief, bring people together, and make the world a little better? Filmmaker and "Pie Lady" Beth M. Howard returns to The Women's Eye Podcast to talk about her documentary PIEOWA and why pie has the power to heal, connect, and build community. A heartfelt conversation about purpose, creativity, and simple acts that make a big difference. Top Takeaways: Small acts of kindness—like sharing a pie—can create meaningful connection Community is something we build intentionally, not passively It's never too late to learn something new or start a new chapter Real-life experiences and gathering together matter more than ever We all have the ability to make someone else's day Learn More: Visit Beth Howard's Websites: TheWorldNeedsMorePie.com TheWomensEye.com More from The Women's Eye: Explore our books: https://www.thewomenseye.com/books/ 20 Women Changemakers 20 Women Storytellers Listen and Subscribe: Find us on Apple Podcasts, Spotify, YouTube, and at TheWomensEye.com

TWE 377: Treger Strasberg: Turning Houses Into Homes for Families Starting Over

What does it take to turn an empty space into a true home? On this episode of The Women's Eye Podcast, host Stacey Gualandi talks with Treger Strasberg, founder of the nonprofit Humble Design, whose mission is simple yet powerful: design with dignity. Since launching Humble Design in 2009, Treger and her team have helped families transitioning into housing transform empty spaces into welcoming homes filled with comfort, belonging, and hope. What began in her garage has grown into a national nonprofit now operating in five states. To date, Humble Design has furnished more than 4,200 homes, helping over 12,500 individuals, including veterans and survivors of domestic abuse. In this inspiring conversation, Treger shares how one act of compassion can spark lasting change—and why creating a home is about far more than furniture. In this episode, Treger discusses: • How Humble Design began with one family and one small act of kindness • Why dignity and empathy are essential in creating a home • The power of community in helping families start again • Her new initiative, Homes by Humble, expanding affordable housing solutions Treger believes we all have the ability to help. "We don't hold a patent on helping people."

Beth Campbell: Turning Life's Valleys Into Your Next Peak | How to Embrace Uncertainty, Reset Your Mindset, and Rebuild Stronger

What do you do when life drops you into a valley—health challenges, career setbacks, betrayal, uncertainty—or sometimes all of it at once? Host Stacey Gualandi welcomes award-winning architect, entrepreneur, and author Beth Campbell (Campbell House) to talk about her book Lessons from the Valley: Personal Growth Through Life's Lessons and the mindset shifts that help us move from surviving to rebuilding—stronger. In this uplifting conversation, Beth shares: • What "valleys" really are (and why they're part of growth—not a life sentence) • How to pause before fight-or-flight and regain control of your thoughts • Why leaning into uncertainty can expand curiosity and create new solutions • The importance of values, priorities, and boundaries when everything feels heavy • A powerful reminder: People may attack your reputation, but they can't touch your character Beth also discusses her journey through serious health challenges, career pivots, and rebuilding with intention—while continuing her work on major hospitality and design projects. If you're navigating a hard season, this episode is your assist: you're not alone—and you can come out stronger on the other side. Episode Links and Resources Watch the Interview and Read More: https://www.thewomenseye.com/376 Beth Campbell's book—Lessons from the Valley: https://amzn.to/4u7DGqC Explore more inspiring stories at: https://www.thewomenseye.com About The Women's Eye Podcast The Women's Eye Podcast features inspiring conversations with women making a difference in business, leadership, health, travel, lifestyle, and beyond. Hosted by award-winning journalist Stacey Gualandi.