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- 5 days ago59 min
Cancer, Career Pivots, and Building Descript | Laura Burkhauser - CEO, Descript
In this episode of the HumanizeHer Podcast, we sit down with Laura Burkhauser, CEO of Descript, for an insightful and candid conversation about the evolution of creative tools, career pivots, and personal resilience. Laura Burkhauser was running a hundred-million-dollar product at Twitter. She had the executive title. The salary. The status. Then she fell in love with a problem she couldn't ignore as a creator herself. She was using Descript and reached out with a simple message: 'I love this product, and I want to work here' - but they weren't exactly hiring for her product background. So she walked away from her title. Took a pay cut. And became an individual contributor to learn the craft. Three years later, she's now the CEO of Descript. But in the middle of building all that, she unfortunately discovered she had bone cancer. Six months of chemotherapy. All while becoming a new mom to a one-year-old at home. But she kept building anyway. Through it all, what never wavered was her conviction that creators deserve better and she is passionate about building for creators like us. No AI slop, but just tools that amplify what you're already trying to do. Today, every single episode of HumanizeHer runs on Descript. Every edit. Every collaboration. Every conversation turned into a story. Laura shares behind-the-scenes stories from Descript - including officially setting the record straight on how to pronounce the company's name - and breaks down how they balance proprietary AI models with external tools to solve real media editing pain points, avoid low-effort "AI slop," and empower creators. From her unconventional career trajectory - starting with a German literature degree and navigating roles at Teach For America, management consulting, Le Tote, Rent the Runway, and Twitter - to making the bold leap to startup IC before becoming Descript's CEO, Laura reflects on leadership, artistic control, and staying close to the customer. Key Highlights: The Origin of 'Underlord': How writing launch videos as a product manager led to naming Descript's AI assistant, along with a look at features like Smooth Jump Cuts, Agent Memory, and media-wide search. The AI vs. Craft Philosophy: Why Descript focuses on high-effort, authentic recorded media rather than low-cost, automated "AI slop" or content arbitrage. Non-Linear Career Trajectory: How Laura pivoted from studying German literature and teaching strategy to discovering product management, taking risk-taking pay cuts, and stepping back into IC work before ascending to CEO. Overcoming Adversity: Laura's story of being diagnosed with bone cancer with a one-year-old at home, balancing treatment with work, and finding inspiration in physical and personal recovery. "Sometimes I think there's an incorrect equalization between slop and using AI to create something. Everyone here who is a person of high taste and craft probably knows that the only path to high taste and high craft is making a lot of stuff that is really bad." - Laura Burkhauser In this episode, Laura shares a deeply personal look into her journey overcoming bone cancer shortly after becoming a mother, highlighting the body's extraordinary capacity to heal and how survival mode shaped her perspective on life and work. Special Shoutouts in this Episode: Preeta Nayak Jenn Grasso Dr. Rosanna Wustrack Molly Booth Laura's Aunt & Mother ❣️ Listen in and join the conversation with host, Erica Lockheimer and co-host, Elizabeth Wendorf-Bloesser. **** Timesta
- 2 weeks ago56 min
From Career-Ending Injury To LA 2028 Olympic Comeback, Torrey Van Winden Pro Beach Volleyball Player
In this episode of the HumanizeHer Podcast, professional beach volleyball player and former tech Product Marketing Manager Torrey Van Winden joins us to discuss the systemic financial disparities facing female athletes, her experience overcoming career-threatening injuries, and her ambitious comeback bid for the LA 2028 Olympics. Torrey left her stable corporate job to chase one thing: a spot on the 2028 LA Olympic team. She's a professional beach volleyball player and a newly named 2026 Cal Poly Hall of Famer - but this comeback almost didn't happen. In her first professional match out of college, she tore her ACL, fractured her femur and tibia, and learned her tour offered injured athletes nothing (not even health insurance). It took years of resentment before that pain turned into purpose. She rebuilt herself through rehab, then built a second career at GameChanger in Product Marketing. But this year, she gave up her apartment, became a nomad, and bet her entire savings on one more shot. Inspired by a previous podcast clip highlighting the reality that many Olympic athletes receive zero income from their sport, Torrey shares her perspective on the stark gap between collegiate support systems and the domestic professional volleyball circuit. She shines a light on a pay gap most fans never hear about: her mother earned roughly 40 percent more on tour in 1998 than Torrey does today for the same finish. Drawing from her background in sport management, her tenure at tech company GameChanger, and her family's sports legacy, she outlines her vision for building a sustainable infrastructure for women in sports and leveraging her personal brand to drive meaningful change. Her own words: stop complaining about it, and do something about it. No sponsors. No guaranteed paycheck. Just her, betting on herself. Key Highlights: College-To-Pro Financial Drop-off: Discussion on how NCAA beach volleyball programs offer extensive support, whereas domestic professional leagues offer minimal financial security or medical safety nets - even as costs for elite training climb. Overcoming Career-Threatening Injuries: Torrey recounts suffering a severe knee injury (ACL, meniscus, femur, and tibia fracture) in her pro debut and a subsequent re-injury, detailing the mental and physical recovery process that shifted her perspective from resentment to purpose. Transitioning To Tech And Back: How an opportunity at GameChanger led to a role as a Product Marketing Manager, equipping her with corporate and sports-tech insights on athlete monetization and brand-building. The LA 2028 Olympic Comeback: Torrey outlines the mechanics of the international beach volleyball point system, her decision to bet on herself financially, and her strategy for climbing the ladder from Futures to Elite 16 events with her partner, Lindsey Sparkes. Redefining The Female Athlete Narrative: A candid look at body image in media, rejecting narrow stereotypes about what an elite beach volleyball player looks like, and using social media authentically to advocate for women's sports. "It's hard to even describe...the energy within me had fully shifted from fear-based to: how much are you going to complain about it before you do something about it? And that really hit me hard." - Torrey Van Winden Special Shoutouts in this Episode: Leela Srinivasan Todd Rogers Olivia Eisenhauer Lindsey Sparkes Devon Newberry, Ilona Maher, Victoria Garrick Browne, & Serena Williams <a
- 3 weeks ago1h 1m
"People Magic": Redefining Community & Real Human Connection with Mighty Networks CEO Gina Bianchini
In this episode of the HumanizeHer Podcast, we sit down with Gina Bianchini, Co-Founder and CEO of Mighty Networks. Gina shares her vision for shifting the online landscape away from isolated, transactional social media toward meaningful, intentional digital and real-world connections. Reflecting on her entrepreneurial trajectory - from her childhood experiences with local passion clubs and community support systems to founding Ning and Mighty Networks - Gina breaks down what truly creates a thriving culture: setting clear norms for positive engagement, embracing "patient impatience," and treating every member as important. Nine years ago, Gina Bianchini set out to fix something broken: the word community. As CEO and Founder of Mighty Networks, she has spent nearly a decade building what she now calls "People Magic" - real, human connection, not just an audience clicking follow. A Stanford graduate and Wall Street Journal bestselling author of Purpose: Design a Community & Change Your Life, Gina has built her career around one question: what actually makes people feel like they belong? In 2025 alone, hosts on Mighty earned $500 million building genuine communities around what they love - a number Gina tracks over her own company's revenue. Before Mighty Networks, she co-founded Ning and helped launch LeanIn.org alongside Sheryl Sandberg - but Mighty Networks is where she stayed, growing it steadily, because she believes belonging cannot be outsourced to an algorithm. She introduces the concept of "People Magic" - using AI and software to guide host-led communities, organize micro-clusters, and seamlessly bridge digital interactions with real-life connections. Key Highlights: Culture Over Rules: Successful communities focus on establishing a shared culture of how members show up and support one another rather than listing dynamic restrictions. Redefining Community as "People Magic": Moving beyond standard social media metrics and passive content consumption to facilitate guided, intentional human connections and real-world meetups. "Cluster" Dynamics: Why the healthiest communities mimic real-life gatherings by creating smaller groups (12-18 members) rather than pushing high-velocity, single-thread chats. AI as Co-Host: Leveraging software to automate admin overhead, curate relationships, and coordinate scale operations (like 1,000 local dinners) without isolating members behind chatbots. Story-Sharing vs. Advice-Giving: Why giving unsolicited advice shuts down conversations, whereas sharing personal experiences and asking open questions builds safe, resilient spaces. Rethinking Conversation Starters: Swapping transactional status questions ("What do you do?") for passion-driven inquiries ("What are you excited about right now?"). "I think about social media as the high-fructose corn syrup of relationships. Community to me is about creating a culture where people know how to show up for each other, share stories instead of advice, and build genuine connection." - Gina Bianchini Throughout this conversation, Gina offers practical wisdom on avoiding premature optimization, moving away from advice-giving in favor of story-sharing, and reframing how we build relationships both online and off. For Gina, community is not a platform feature. It is the village that shows up when it matters most. Special Shoutouts in this Episode: Tricia Murphy Listen in and join the conversation with host, Erica Lockheimer and co-host, Elizabeth Wendorf-Bloesser. **** Timestamps: 00:00 – Welcome Gina Bianchini - Co-Founder & CEO of <a href= "https://www.linkedin.com/company/mightynetworks/posts/?feedView
- 3 weeks ago39 min
HumanizeHer IRL: Red Carpet at the SheTO Summit 2025 with Nidhi Gupta, Ann Curry, & More!
We took HumanizeHer to the SheTO Ignite Summit 2025 and rolled out our own red carpet to catch some of tech's most brilliant women…twirls, crowns, capes, and all! 🦸♀️ SheTO is the premier global network for women and non-binary engineering leaders, and the SheTO Ignite Summit is all about celebrating the people who are actually building the industry. Founder Nidhi Gupta built SheTO from a single "let's do something big" dinner-table idea into a massive movement across dozens of countries. Her vision anchors the entire event - a room full of brilliant women who, for once, get to drop the burden of being "the only," and can simply connect, learn, and step into their power. Our red carpet chats captured the summit's best takeaways in real time with our very own Erica Lockheimer, Founder and CEO of HumanizeHer. We spoke with attendees about the evolving landscape of engineering leadership, from building workplace trust and practicing radical candor, to the technical realities of taking AI from prompt to production. The conversations at the 2025 Summit were as dynamic as the women themselves, touching on storytelling with Emmy-winning journalist Ann Curry, navigating women's health at work with our past podcast guest Joanna Strober, the importance of a well-deserved career break, or how confidence shows up in your wardrobe - we caught all the brilliance as it happened. Featured Powerhouse Women: Nidhi Gupta | Founder & CEO, SheTO Ann Curry | Emmy Award-Winning Journalist Monica Bajaj | VP of Engineering, Okta (SheTO Board Member) Aarathi Vidyasagar | VP of Engineering, Uber Ajita Thomas | Director of Engineering, LinkedIn Business platform Kamal Singla | Director of Software Engineering, LinkedIn Minda Harts | Author & Keynote Speaker (Talk to Me Nice) Daisy Tinsley Barnett | CEO & Co-Founder, The Daisy Edit Maddie Brauer | Enterprise Account Executive, Serval Kara Vitale | Enterprise Account Executive at Moveworks by ServiceNow Polina Stepanova | Engineering Manager at Pilot Guo Li | Staff Software Engineer, LinkedIn Lisa Dodge | Senior Director of Engineering Jing S | Engineering Leader, Uber Shruti Patil | Engineering Leader, Uber Priya Rangaiah | Senior Staff TPM, Uber 🎟️ Get your tickets to the 2026 SheTO Summit: https://www.sheto.org/summit
- Aug 18, 202651 min
Surviving Domestic Abuse & Becoming "Boundary Queen" | Nillie Danesh, Founder & CEO of Glory Jewelry
Note: This episode includes a candid discussion of domestic abuse, including emotional, financial, and physical abuse. If this content is difficult for you, please prioritize your own wellbeing. Support is available 24/7 through the National Domestic Violence Hotline - call 1-800-799-7233, text START to 88788, or visit thehotline.org. In this emotional and empowering episode of the HumanizeHer Podcast, we sit down with Nillie Danesh - entrepreneur, life coach, and founder of Glory Jewelry (often known as the "Butterfly Girl"). Returning to her hometown after almost seven years to join us in The HumanizeHer Studio, Nillie reflects on her full-circle moment of overcoming the trauma associated with her past and transforming it into a platform for empowering women. Nillie opens up about her 17-year relationship with her ex-husband, shedding light on the quiet, insidious nature of emotional, financial, and psychological abuse. She breaks down concepts like grooming, isolation, and love bombing, helping listeners understand how manipulative dynamics develop slowly over time. She shares the horrific turning point - surviving a life-threatening strangulation incident - that gave her the strength to break the cycle of domestic abuse for the sake of her own life and her two young sons. Today she is known as the "Boundary Queen": a certified life coach, keynote speaker, and founder of Glory Jewelry, where every butterfly-inspired piece carries a chapter of her transformation story and a nod to the grandmother she believes still watches over her. Nillie has turned survival into advocacy, teaching women the boundaries and legal rights she wishes someone had taught her at a young age. It takes real courage to speak this openly, and she's choosing to do it so other women feel less alone in their own journey and her story can be a survival guide. Nillie rebuilt her life and discovered her purpose - the inception of her jewelry business, inspired by her late grandmother and the symbolic transformation of the butterfly - dissolving in the cocoon to emerge anew. Nillie shares her wisdom on the necessity of enforcing non-negotiable boundaries, finding peace in solitude, and shifting from needing male validation to loving oneself first. From establishing firm boundaries in personal relationships and corporate settings to launching her new life coaching branch, Nillie's story serves as a survival guide and beacon of hope for women everywhere. Key Takeaways: Abuse Isn't Always Physical: Emotional, verbal, and financial abuse are often silent, slow-building, and heavily manipulative, utilizing tactics like gaslighting, isolation, and love bombing long before anyone notices physical warning signs. Boundaries Are A Doorway, Not A Wall: Enforcing non-negotiable boundaries isn't about shutting people out; it teaches people how to treat you and acts as an immediate filter against toxic "energy vampires." Master The Power Of Solitude: True personal empowerment means shifting from needing external validation or a partner to wanting a healthy addition to a life where you already prioritize your own peace and happiness. Transformation Requires Deep Shedding: Just like a caterpillar completely dissolves in its cocoon before emerging as a butterfly, enduring dark, difficult life transitions can lead to a powerful, beautiful rebirth and a renewed sense of purpose. Education Is A Vital Survival Tool: Spreading awareness about legal rights, relationship red flags, and healthy communication early on can help prevent women from getting trapped in toxic cycles for years. "I always say my story can be a survival guide for someone else, and that's why I'm so open. I always want to share whatever piece they can take from it." - Nillie Danesh Special Shoutouts in this Episode: Aubrey Amatelli Valerie Sassani Listen in and join the conversation with host, <a href="https://www
- Aug 11, 202656 min
Solving Loneliness with Older Adults and AI | Dana A. Griffin Co-Founder & CEO of Eldera.AI
In this episode, we sit down with Dana A. Griffin - the Co-Founder and CEO of Eldera.ai, redefining what it means to age in a longevity society. Raised by her grandparents in Transylvania, she was shaped early by the wisdom of older adults and a thread that runs through everything she's built. Before Eldera.ai, Dana was a data and advertising executive, named an Ad Age 40 Under 40. In 2018 she pivoted, using AI to connect vetted adults 60-plus with young people for weekly conversations - turning wisdom into a resource for the next generation. Eldera.ai has been featured by CNN, MSNBC, The Atlantic, and the UN's AI For Good initiative. Dana speaks six languages and has been featured by Columbia, Harvard, and Stanford for her work on longevity and human connection. Eldera.ai is an AI-powered platform that pairs young people with mentors over 60 for weekly virtual conversations. The conversation dives into how Eldera.ai defines and captures human "wisdom," the onboarding and matching process, and the proprietary AI safety system (nicknamed "the chaperone") that monitors conversations via transcript and video analysis to protect both kids and elder mentors, with a human always in the loop. Donna discusses surprising outcomes like nearly half of participants being men (addressing male isolation), the platform's "generosity subscription" pay-it-forward business model, and Aldera's new partnership with the California Commission on Aging. The episode closes with reflections on redefining what "old" means, the demographic shift toward an aging population, and the power of intergenerational connection. Key Highlights: A Childhood Raised By Wisdom: Dana was raised by her grandparents in Transylvania, each speaking a different language to her and exposing her to competing worldviews (fairy tales vs. Greek mythology) - the root of her belief in the value of older generations. From Data to "AI For Good": Dana built her early career in data-driven marketing and social media, then pivoted entirely after losing her mentor Linda to brain cancer, teaching herself AI and landing in Google's "AI For Good" circle where the idea for Eldera.ai was born on the spot. Wisdom As A Fingerprint: Eldera.ai defines "wisdom" as the triangulation of knowledge, life experience, and common sense - a combination so personal that no two people express it the same way, captured through a "wisdom portrait" onboarding process that shapes every match. Safety Built On AI + Human Judgment: A proprietary system called "the chaperone" monitors every conversation via transcript and video analysis, flagging concerns across 12 categories (11 to protect kids, 1 to protect elders from financial fraud) - with a human always making the final call. Purpose Over Socializing: 46% of Eldera.ai's mentors are men, a demographic notoriously hard to reach through typical social programs; Donna credits this to giving mentors a clear "job" and responsibility rather than casual social interaction. Pay-It-Forward Business Model: Eldera.ai's "Generosity Subscription" lets members pay forward multiple memberships (avg. 2.7 per paying member), built around the values of generosity, curiosity, gratitude, and impact - recently reinforced by a new partnership with the California Commission on Aging. "We believe that every person over 60 has reached a point where they have gathered enough wisdom that they have something to give back. Your wisdom is as unique to you as your fingerprint." - Dana A. Griffin Special Shoutouts in this Episode: <a href="https://www.linkedin.com/in/raz
- Aug 4, 202644 min
She Dropped Out of Her PhD to Get 25 Million Girls Into Tech | Tara Chklovski - CEO, Technovation
In this inspiring and thought-provoking episode of the HumanizeHer Podcast, hosts sit down with Tara Chklovski, CEO and Founder of Technovation (formerly Iridescent). Tara shares her incredible personal trajectory, growing up in India surrounded by formidable female role models - her grandmother who built a school from scratch at age 65 and her mother who joined the Indian military as a doctor at age 43 - and learning hands-on mechanics from her father. Tara is on a mission to transform the future of technology and innovation to empower girls and young women to use cutting-edge technology to solve real-world problems. Technovation is the world's largest accelerator for young women and now reaches over 34,000 participants from more than 100 countries, supported by thousands of volunteers worldwide. Over three months, Technovation girls partner with mentors from leading tech companies to launch real tech startups, tackling problems they see in their own communities. With nearly half a million lives already impacted and a bold mission to reach 25 million more, Technovation is proving something powerful: when you give a girl the tools, mentorship from industry leaders, and belief that she can change the world - she will. And that changes everything for all of us. Tara discusses dropping out of a PhD program after seeing her aerospace research used in military drones, pivoting her life to address the gap of women and underrepresented groups in STEM. She details how Technovation grew from a local cafe meetup with 45 girls into the world's largest global tech accelerator for young women, impacting over 450,000 participants across 120 countries. The conversation tackles critical modern challenges, including the seismic impact of AI, bridging the gap between education and the workforce, re-evaluating diversity and inclusion strategies to bring male allies and majority groups along, and the crucial importance of building a "safe sandbox" for new learners. Episode Highlights: Unconventional Beginnings: Raised in India where societal norms pushed girls toward home science, Tara was encouraged by her family to work with her hands, fix cars, and pursue physics and aerospace engineering in the U.S. Birth of Technovation: Spurred by the realization that many young women in the U.S. lacked self-efficacy in math and technology, Tara founded Technovation to give underdogs the tools and mindset to become innovators. Real-World Global Impact: From California teens building AI models to categorize invasive weeds to an Indian participant creating a road-monitoring app that led to a Google internship, Technovation builds problem-solving muscles in young girls to address community and world-changing issues. Scaling Through Innovation: How Technovation transitioned from in-person workshops to online curriculum platforms (with partners like UNICEF and over 16,000 global volunteers), aiming to reach 25 million girls in the next decade. Navigating AI Wave & DEI: Tara outlines why AI is a tidal wave to be ridden rather than feared, emphasizing the dangerous gap between rapid AI adoption in the workforce and bans in public school classrooms. She addresses how women risk being disproportionately affected by AI job displacements and advocates for project-based AI coding education for all youth. "Find the right problem to orient your life towards, and honestly, everything else falls into place. Don't just stop at using Claude or ChatGPT - code with it. Don't be afraid; nothing will break. Find a simple problem that you have in your life and actually learn to code, because it just gives you a superpower." - Tara Chklovski Special Shoutouts in this Episode: Anar Simpson Sidney Hough Tara's Grandmother & Mother ❣️ Listen in and join the conversation with host, Erica Lockheimer and co-host, <a href= "https://www.linkedin.com/in/elizabet
- Jul 29, 202652 min
She Left Big Tech After 25+ Years (Google, Apple, LinkedIn) to Pause | Sarah Clatterbuck
In this engaging and insightful episode of the HumanizeHer Podcast, we sit down with long-time tech leader and advocate, Sarah Clatterbuck. Bringing a rich history of engineering leadership from top tech giants including Yahoo, Apple, LinkedIn, and Google - Sarah shares stories from her multi-decade career and her passionate work driving diversity, inclusion, and web accessibility. As a senior engineering director who spent nearly three decades building the internet's biggest platforms, in Sarah's most recent role she helped build YouTube's creator economy from the ground up that grew into multi-billion-dollar businesses. In 2019, Forbes named her one of the Top 50 Women in Tech in the world. She builds with intention and is a champion of accessibility with the belief that products designed for the margins end up serving everyone. In 2018, she and her husband chased a long-held dream and moved to Zürich on a work visa. Now seven years later, she has her permanent residency, yet still not a citizen. She has learned, firsthand, what it feels like to be an immigrant and build a life where you could still lose the right to stay. And now, she's doing something even bolder. She is taking a pause and fully stepping away with no set timeline or plan to return to the corporate world. Episode Highlights: Building Playbooks for Inclusion: Reflecting on her time at LinkedIn, Sarah details how she co-founded internal Women in Tech initiatives, establishing structured high school trainee and apprenticeship programs that created lasting pathways into STEM for underrepresented talent. Importance of Accessibility: Driven by early experiences working alongside visually impaired colleagues, Sarah highlights why accessibility isn't an afterthought. From fixing improper UI code to leveraging auto-captions, she emphasizes how designing inclusive products ultimately creates a better experience for everyone. Global Tech Perspectives: Sarah discusses moving her family to Zürich in 2018 to lead engineering teams at YouTube, offering key insights into navigating multi-cultural work environments, adapting to non-US markets, and experiencing life as an immigrant. Innovating the Creator Economy: A look behind the scenes at how YouTube developed multi-billion-dollar monetization channels for creators, including memberships, merch integration, and affiliate shopping programs. Embracing the "Pause": Sarah opens up about recognizing when it was time to step back from the intense demands of corporate tech leadership, sharing her perspective on mid-life career confidence, testing personal boundaries, and intentionally taking time off for family, outdoor adventures, and new analog or digital explorations. "Accessible products make everyone's life easier. To me, that's what makes a great product: it's usable by everyone, and everyone benefits from those additional features and functionality." - Sarah Clatterbuck Special Shoutouts in this Episode: Lorri Lee Lown Sabine Dukes Vinitra Swamy Jacqueline Ruedin Rüsch Angelica Morrone Follow Sarah's journey on her Substack: https://girodichatterbox.substack.com/ Listen in and join the conversation with host, Erica Lockheimer and co-host, Elizabeth Wendorf-Bloesser. **** Timestamps: 00:00 – Welcome S
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