Authentic, Honest, Viral: Inside @It’s the Rosenthals

In this episode of How She Made It, guest host Lauren Moraski sits down with Krystel Aguirre, Senior Manager of Global Marketing Distribution & Production at Paramount, to explore how she successfully delivers global marketing campaigns for branded content that connect with audiences and resonate in every market. Krystel reflects on her career journey through AMC Networks, and Showtime, sharing how she found the passion and enthusiasm that continue to drive her work in media. She also discusses how AI has evolved within her field and how she could leverage these tools to work more efficiently in today’s media landscape.

In this episode, Lauren Moraski talks with Robin and Emma Rosenthal about how their honest and often hilarious approach to grief turned everyday family moments into meaningful content that resonates with millions. They share the story behind their unexpected rise on TikTok, reflect on how creativity helped them heal after loss, and discuss the community that has formed around their blend of humor, vulnerability, and heart. It is a conversation about resilience, connection, and finding light in places you never expected.

Lina Hagström is the founder of Sunday Child Entertainment, a company dedicated to telling bold, meaningful stories with global reach. In this episode, she shares the inspiration behind starting her own production company, how she approaches creative leadership, and what it means to build a purpose-driven business in today’s media landscape. Lina offers honest insights into entrepreneurship, intuition, and the power of staying true to your creative voice. Whether you're a storyteller, a founder, or both, her journey will leave you inspired.

In this episode, Lauren Moraski sits down with Meghan Murakami, a social video producer at NBC News, to explore how she blends narrative instincts with digital innovation. Meghan opens up about her path from the world of books to shaping stories for one of the most iconic names in broadcast journalism. They dive into the nuances of audience engagement, how creative instincts evolve in fast-paced media, and what it means to build a voice in an ever-changing digital landscape.

Amber Khieralla has built a multifaceted career as an actress, creative director, and entrepreneur, blending storytelling with intention across film, fashion, and travel. In this episode, she opens up about navigating imposter syndrome, choosing projects that align with her values, and evolving her creative identity in the age of social media. Whether she's starring in a Sundance-featured short or building a brand from the ground up, Amber reminds us that success doesn’t come from waiting; it comes from showing up and starting, even before you feel ready.

In this episode of How She Made It, guest host Lauren Moraski sits down with journalist, creator advocate, and writer Louise Peres to talk about the art of storytelling, navigating global career pivots, and embracing creative evolution. From working in Brazil to building a media career in NYC—and back again—Louise shares the lessons she’s learned on reinvention, resilience, and rediscovering her voice through writing. Tune in for real talk on imposter syndrome, trusting your gut, and why embracing change is essential in today’s media landscape.

Join Media x Women host, Sonia Case, as she discusses Hillary Cutter’s path to success in New York City's entertainment industry – from being the go-to, get-it-done person as a student of Syracuse University to founding her own production company, Cutter Entertainment. Hillary touches on what it takes to inspire a group of people to make extraordinary content over and over again (even on the bad days). Her insights on what it takes to be a respected, professional and successful producer are invaluable for anyone working in film and TV. Listen to this episode to hear Cutter reveal her advice on fool-proof networking and how to take charge of you own career path in entertainment.  Visit CutterEntertainment.com to learn more about Hillary's current projects and more networking opportunities with Cutter Connections!

In this episode, Helene Estes, Coordinator at MediaLink discusses the transition from training as an actor to working in a more traditional 9-5 role at Innovative Artists and later, at a bustling media and entertainment consulting agency. Estes joins Media x Women host, Sonia Case, to share insights into how she makes use of her acting skills to be able to manage time efficiently and build a strong work life balance. Tune in for her tips on navigating a new career path and adapting to a change in work and lifestyle.

This week, NYC based writer and director, Iris Dukatt, sits down with Media X Women host, Carly J. Bauer, for a fun conversation about what it takes to jumpstart your career in film and TV. Iris’ wide range of experiences, from working as a production manager at TED Conferences, to directing music videos for up-and-coming musicians, and even serving as a personal assistant for a big-budget HBO series, provide some invaluable insights into the inner workings of the entertainment industry. Through anecdotes and laughter, Iris shares her secrets to becoming the must-have crew member, making an unforgettable (good) impression, and using your network to get ahead. Plus, Iris gives us an exclusive look into her current projects in development: Long Pork and Truffle Pig.

In this week’s episode, Bruna Talarico, Senior Content Strategist at Amazon Music, shares some valuable insights into what it takes to be a woman in the media industry and how to leverage our perceived weaknesses as strengths. In conversation with Media X Women host, Sonia Case, Bruna opens up about her experience as a journalist in Brazil, her journey to her current role at Amazon Music, and her latest adventure as a new mother navigating a major career transition. Are you looking to get inspired for your next salary negotiation? Do you worry about having to choose between motherhood and a career? Listen now. This episode will leave you empowered to face your career doubts once and for all.