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In this episode, Sara talks about: common entrepreneur frustration owning a bold point of view (POV) what a bold POV is not identifying your bold POV benefits of a bold POV examples of bold POVs courage to be disliked practical steps to implement a bold POV bold POV as a brand foundation Resources + Links: Grow your brand, income, and impact! Learn more on our website Connect with Sara on Instagram | For show notes, resources, and more, visit Follow along with the podcast on Instagram | Show Notes: In this solo episode of the Chicks...
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In this episode, we chat about: Dr. Mona’s journey from traditional healthcare to building her own concierge psychiatry practice how a thyroid cancer diagnosis reshaped her perspective on life and leadership the burnout she experienced working in community psychiatry and corporate systems what concierge mental healthcare really means and how it empowers patients why direct access to a provider can make a life-changing difference the power of de-prescribing and integrating lifestyle-based approaches to wellness common myths and misconceptions about psychiatric medications ...
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In this episode, we chat about: Lindsay’s own burnout and how it inspired her to rethink work and well-being how identity shifts like motherhood or entrepreneurship can feel overwhelming but also transformational the power of personal choice, boundaries, and energy management in navigating tough work cultures working with leaders to model balance, support teams, and build cultures where values are truly lived Resources + Links: Learn more about Lindsay’s work at Check out her book Working Hell to Working Well: Connect with Lindsay on LinkedIn | Grow...
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In this episode, Sara talks about: transitioning the podcast to include more solo episodes and personal stories balancing personal growth with business and entrepreneurship how business growth mirrors personal evolution encouraging women to embrace visibility, power, and purpose preparing for and delivering her first TEDx talk managing expectations vs. reality when outcomes disappoint reframing setbacks as steps, not failures lessons in courage, vulnerability, and self-compassion celebrating achievements even when imperfect holding space for both pride and disappointment ...
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Lynn’s entrepreneurial journey
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the mission of GOLD Comedy
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the comedy industry’s gender gap
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comedy as a tool for social change
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the importance of audience and representation
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real-life impact of GOLD Comedy
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Lynn’s advice for aspiring comedians
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how people can support women in comedy
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humor beyond the stage
Resources + Links:
Connect with Lynn Harris
Visit her website at lynnharris.net
Follow Lynn on Instagram: @lynnharris
🎤 Join the GOLD Comedy Community
Explore GOLD Comedy’s classes and community at goldcomedy.com
Follow GOLD Comedy on Instagram: @goldcomedy
DM Lynn or GOLD Comedy on Instagram for a special Chicks Who Give a Hoot listener discount (mention Sara Chambers or the podcast)
🎬 Watch Featured GOLD Comedy Series
Watch Rat Czar on YouTube, the hilarious web series featuring a cameo by Rachel Dratch
Stream Late Bloomers on Fox Soul at foxsoul.tv
📺 Binge These Recommended Comedy Shows
Watch Girls5Eva for a smart, hilarious take on midlife reinvention at peacocktv.com
Stream What We Do in the Shadows, a vampire mockumentary with brilliant female writers at hulu.com
Give Schitt’s Creek another try—get past episode 1 and thank us later at netflix.com
🎥 Discover New Creators on Emerging Platforms
Browse original content on Entertainmint at entertainmint.com
Grow your brand, income, and impact!
Learn more on our website ellyandnoracreative.com
Connect with Sara on Instagram | @sarachamberscreative
For show notes, resources, and more, visit Chicks Who Give a Hoot
Follow along with the podcast on Instagram | @chickswhogiveahoot
Show Notes:
In this episode of The Chicks Who Give a Hoot podcast, host Sara Chambers is joined by Lynn Harris — award-winning writer, comedian, and founder of GOLD Comedy. Together, they dive into Lynn’s unconventional path into entrepreneurship and her bold mission to transform the comedy landscape.
Lynn opens up about the persistent challenges facing women and non-binary creators in the comedy world — from industry gatekeeping to outdated stereotypes — and how GOLD Comedy is disrupting the status quo. More than a comedy school, GOLD is a professional network and content studio where creators grow their comedy careers, join a powerful community, and make funny stuff that gets seen.
You’ll hear why comedy isn’t just entertainment — it’s a tool for social change. Lynn shares how GOLD provides real-world opportunities, like web series development, classes in stand-up, sketch, and late-night writing, and how members have gone on to collaborate with legends like Rachel Dratch, Margaret Cho, and writers from SNL and Broad City.
Whether you’re dreaming of your first open mic or simply want to support women in comedy more intentionally, this conversation is full of inspiration, insights, and ways to take action.
00:00 Welcome to the Show
01:27 Meet Lynn Harris
03:24 Challenges for Women in Comedy
07:15 Addressing the 'Women Aren't Funny' Stereotype
13:08 Comedy Styles and Audience Preferences
20:15 The Pressure on Women in Comedy
22:09 Introducing Gold Comedy and Its Unique Business Model
24:19 Opportunities and Success Stories
26:54 Encouragement for Aspiring Comedians
31:38 Supporting Women in Comedy
37:28 Follow Lynn and GOLD Comedy