Freed Stories: Turning Five and Six Figure Businesses into Seven and Eight Figure Legacies This podcast shines a light on everyday entrepreneurs and business owners who are scaling their ventures to new heights. Each episode features a member of our community sharing their Freed Story - a journey of challenges, breakthroughs, and invaluable insights. Whether you’re just starting out or looking to take your business to the next level, these real stories of grit, determination, and creativity will educate and inspire you. Join us as we explore the diverse paths founders, entrepreneurs, and small business owners take to achieve their unique personal and professional freedom. Freed Stories is your companion on the entrepreneurial journey, proving that while the road may be challenging, you don’t have to travel it alone. Tune in for practical wisdom, innovative strategies, and the motivation to turn your business dreams into reality
Episodes
Tuesday Aug 10, 2021
Tuesday Aug 10, 2021
We hope that you will join us in this episode of Freed Stories as Chantel Estrada of Designs By Moneè shares her Freed story with us! Designs By Moneè has been in business for six years now and makes shirts, birthday outfits, shoes, candles (which is her favorite product that she offers), and so much more! Chantel shares some of her past with us, such as how she liked making things even from a young age, the setbacks that she initially experienced and what she learned from them, and so much more!
Chantel also shares some helpful advice, encouraging listeners to not give up no matter the obstacle and to focus on your own talents, not others' talents. She enthusiastically reveals that Freed was the first resource that said yes to her and helped her, and she also shares her hopes and dreams for her company and where she hopes that it will go within the next five years. She closes by revealing her superhero name – as she has been dubbed by others, Supermom!
We had such a great time chatting with Chantel and learning about her story, and we hope that you have a blast listening to it! We look forward to checking in with Chantel again in a few months, but until then, be sure to check out Designs By Moneè online, and be sure to continue tuning in to Freed Stories as we continue to feature more guests who share their Freed stories – stories of success, failure, lessons, goals, hopes, and so forth! Please also be sure that you hit that subscribe button so that you never miss an episode, and don't forget to free your mind; free your media!
Time Stamps
[1:02] – Today's guest is Chantel Estrada of Designs By Moneè.
[1:18] – Chantel tells us about herself and her business.
[1:42] – Chantel reflects on her lifelong desire to make things and help people.
[2:22] – We learn about some of the setbacks that Chantel initially experienced but how she grew and learned from them.
[3:18] – Chantel gives us a couple of tidbits of advice, such as encouraging us to not give up no matter what obstacles we face.
[4:35] – We learn what Chantel's favorite product is that she offers.
[6:00] – Chantel enthuses over Freed having been the first resource to say yes to her.
[7:20] – Chantel thinks about where she hopes her business will be within five years.
[8:34] – We discover that Chantel is often referred to as Supermom.
[10:01] – Chantel reveals where she can be found online.
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Designs by Moneè - Facebook Page
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Designs by Moneè - TikTok Page
Tuesday Aug 03, 2021
Tuesday Aug 03, 2021
Join us as we welcome Sheri Munsell of Legit Work from Home to this episode of the podcast! Sheri is the C.E.O. of the company which helps people who don't wish to work traditional brick and mortar jobs find work-from-home jobs that they can do from the comfort of their own living spaces! Sheri shares so much with us during this discussion, reflecting on her childhood and upbringing and how that led to what she does today, her chronic battle with mental illness, and so much more!
Frequently having found herself losing jobs because of her chronic battle with mental illness, Sheri realized that she needed to turn to working from home which is not only what led to her founding and becoming C.E.O. of Legit Work from Home but is also what inspired her to work to help others find work-from-home jobs! Sheri also shares with us that her biggest failure was initially listening to people who told her that she would never be able to make it big without a college degree but that she overcame that via mentors who encouraged her that that wasn't true.
Sheri's main goal with her company is to help people realize that not all work-from-home job offers are scams, that some (as the name of her company would suggest) are actually legitimate. She also gives herself credit for her empathy, her ability to put herself in others' shoes and understand where they are coming from, an ability that she suggests all people who struggle with mental illness in some capacity likely have.
We hope that you enjoy listening to our conversation with Sheri and hearing her amazing and inspirational story. We look forward to touching base with her again in a few months, and we also hope that you will continue to tune in to the podcast because we will be featuring plenty more guests who will share their entrepreneurial stories – stories that involve their successes, their failures, their goals, their hopes, etc.! Be sure to also hit the subscribe button so that you never miss an episode, and remember to free your mind; free your media!
Time Stamps
[1:03] – Jackie announces today's guest as Sheri Munsell of Legit Work from Home.
[1:21] – Sheri reveals her job title and what inspired her to start her company.
[2:25] – Sheri discloses some details about her childhood and her upbringing.
[3:28] – We learn what Sheri considers to be her biggest failure and what she learned from it.
[4:52] – Sheri reflects on what advice that she would give her younger self if she could.
[6:03] – Sheri credits groups, communities, and Clubhouse as her most helpful resources.
[7:04] – Sheri explains what she hopes people will take away from her company.
[8:10] – Sheri shares her hopes for the future regarding Legit Work from Home.
[9:07] – We learn that Sheri considers empathy to be her main superpower.
[10:22] – Sheri reveals where she and her company can be found online.
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Legit Work from Home – Website
Legit Work from Home – Facebook Page
Tuesday Jul 27, 2021
Tuesday Jul 27, 2021
Founder and owner of Equipped to Impact Solutions, Alexis Jefferson-Huff joins us today to share her unique Freed story! She goes into detail about Equipped to Impact Solutions and where her love for etiquette comes from. She always loved to serve others, and she discusses the gap that she noticed between different generations when it comes to manners and social etiquette and how bridging that gap is her ultimate goal!
Alexis also shares with us her greatest success and her greatest failure in relation to her business. Revealing that her greatest failure was initially her lack of knowledge, she talks about how she overcame it and what she learned from it, advising us to always be sure that we do research! She also touches upon social media and how she had to move away from it for a bit to make etiquette her own, credits two different mentors as her most helpful resources, and even reveals what she considers her greatest superpower to be!
We really hope that you enjoyed listening to our conversation with Alexis and that you will continue to tune in to the podcast! We will be featuring plenty more guests who will share their entrepreneurial stories – stories that involve their successes, their failures, their goals, their hopes, etc.! Be sure to also hit the subscribe button so that you never miss an episode, and remember to free your mind; free your media!
Time Stamps
[1:03] – Today's guest is Alexis Jefferson-Huff of Equipped to Impact Solutions.
[1:20] – Alexis lets us in on some background information about herself.
[1:57] – We learn about Equipped to Impact Solutions and how it came to be.
[3:12] – Alexis discusses how what she wanted to do when she was young morphed into what she does now.
[4:25] – Alexis enthuses over how Equipped to Impact Solutions enjoyed a successful launch.
[4:53] – Alexis discloses that a lack of knowledge was initially a failure for her but that she overcame and learned from it.
[6:56] – We are treated to some advice from Alexis about doing your research and gaining knowledge.
[7:55] – Alexis credits two different mentors from whom she has learned.
[8:30] – Alexis hopes that her business will be able to hire other consultants within five years.
[9:08] – We discover that Alexis considers her resilience to be her greatest strength.
[9:59] – Alexis asserts that etiquette is about more than just rules.
[11:02] – We learn where we can find Alexis and her company online.
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Email Us: team@freedfellowship.com
Equipped to Impact Solutions - Website
Tuesday Jul 20, 2021
Tuesday Jul 20, 2021
Co-founder and owner of Skate Bud Zach Moldof joins us in this episode of the podcast to share his Freed story! Skate Bud is a marketplace and community for skateboarders that was born about four years ago but came to be what it is today about a year ago. Skate Bud even has a book and a free video game!
Zach shares with us how he grew up with skateboard culture and what that meant to him as an adolescent. He goes into detail about what Skate Bud is and how it came about and walks us through how he got started as an entrepreneur, attempting to get into the cannabis industry in California when he was eighteen years old, revealing how that was not a success but led to other things. He also offers a couple of helpful pieces of advice, emphasizing how important of a tool that a camera can be and also encouraging us to brush up on our writing skills.
We, in closing, learn what Zach considers his superpower and superhero name to be, and you'll definitely want to stay tuned for that because it's definitely unique! We hope that you enjoyed listening to Zach's story, and we can't wait to see where Skate Bud goes in the future! We also hope that you will stay tuned as more guests share their entrepreneurial stories – stories that involve their successes, their failures, their goals, their hopes, etc.! Be sure to also hit the subscribe button so that you never miss an episode, and remember to free your mind; free your media!
Time Stamps
[1:03] – This episode's guest is Zach Moldof of Skate Bud.
[1:20] – Zach fills us in on what Skate Bud is all about and how it came to be.
[3:53] – We discover what skateboard culture meant for Zach growing up.
[5:44] – Zach reveals that he attempted to start a cannabis business in Berkley, California when he was eighteen.
[8:43] – Zach pinpoints the attempted cannabis business as his biggest failure.
[10:53] – We are treated to a couple pieces of advice from Zach if we want to walk a similar path as his.
[13:16] – Zach points to Instagram as the main place he uses to share photos.
[14:38] – Zach gives credit to his most helpful resources.
[15:55] – Zach shares where he hopes Skate Bud will be within five years.
[18:02] – We discover what Zach would consider his superpower and superhero name to be.
[18:58] – Zach explains what features his website has and what it offers.
[22:16] – We are informed where we can find Skate Bud online.
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Zach Moldof & Friends – Skate Bud: Welcome to Skateboarding!
Tuesday Jul 13, 2021
Tuesday Jul 13, 2021
We are joined today by Lauren Fleming, founder of The Factor Formula, a skin care company that caters to all types of skin. The company has grown from a multivitamin to a skin cleanser to a skin toner and, most recently, a moisturizer, so Lauren has been growing the company a little bit at a time since its inception two years ago in 2019!
Lauren joins us today to discuss how The Factor Formula came to be, what its mission statement is, what the biggest struggle has been for her and what she has learned from it, what her favorite product that she offers is, and so much more! She also offers some advice to up and coming business owners and even reveals what she believes her superpower to be!
Lauren's story is so inspirational especially because of how much she is thriving, and we hope that you enjoyed listening to it! Please stay tuned in to Freed Stories as more guests share their stories of entrepreneurship – their successes, their failures, their goals, their hopes, etc.! Be sure to also hit the subscribe button so that you never miss an episode, and remember to free your mind; free your media!
Time Stamps
[1:03] – Today's guest is Lauren Fleming of The Factor Formula.
[1:20] – Lauren fills us in on her job with The Factor Formula and what the company does.
[1:54] – We learn why and when Lauren established The Factor Formula.
[3:25] – Lauren reveals what her biggest struggle has been and what she has learned from it.
[5:08] – We are encouraged to follow our dreams and go for it if we have similar ambitions of starting our own business.
[6:30] – We discover that Lauren wanted to be a fashion designer when she was younger.
[7:48] – Lauren credits Fearless Fund as having been a valuable resource for her.
[8:58] – Lauren projects toward the future, hoping that the business will considerably scale up within five years.
[10:01] – Lauren shares that her favorite The Factor Formula product is the aloe cleanser.
[10:53] – We discover that Lauren's superpower is efficiency.
[11:41] – Lauren shares where we can find The Factor Formula online.
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The Factor Formula - Instagram Page
The Factor Formula - Twitter Page
Tuesday Jul 06, 2021
Tuesday Jul 06, 2021
Returning from the last episode is Kayla Castañeda, C.E.O. and co-owner of agua fresca company Agua Bonita. She is here to elaborate more on her journey and discuss some topics such as what it was like to launch a company amid the COVID-19 pandemic last year and how the pandemic has impacted her business currently, and she also gives some advice on what the first step should be for someone who wants to launch their own business.
Kayla also agrees to a business breakdown round with Andy in which she presents a current challenge that she is having with Agua Bonita and then bounces ideas back and forth with him about how to find a solution to the challenge and what tools will be needed to achieve the desired result. She reveals that her greatest challenge right now is fundraising, and Andy strongly encourages her to come up with a list of 100 dream investors and explains why that is so important.
We hope that you enjoyed the second half of our conversation with Kayla of Agua Bonita, and we can't wait to see how Agua Bonita grows and flourishes in the future! Please stay tuned in to Freed Stories as more guests share their stories of entrepreneurship – their successes, their failures, their goals, their hopes, etc.! Be sure to also hit the subscribe button so that you never miss an episode, and remember to free your mind; free your media!
Time Stamps
[1:38] – Kayla discusses how she navigated the COVID-19 pandemic and how it has affected her business now.
[3:58] – Kayla reveals how she came to realize what her individual skills are.
[5:18] – We learn what kind of work Kayla did with previous companies prior to launching Agua Bonita.
[6:47] – Kayla advises us on the first step to take if we want to launch our own business.
[9:55] – Kayla's greatest challenge lately has been figuring out who to speak to and the structure of her business.
[10:15] – Andy explains the three components of the business breakdown model: (1) the pain point, (2) the desired result, and (3) what tools are needed to achieve that result.
[13:12] – Andy identifies Kayla's pain point, and Kayla touches upon what her desired result is.
[14:28] – Not all money is good money, Kayla asserts.
[17:10] – Andy advises Kayla to develop a list of approximately 100 dream investors.
[19:55] – Andy offers Unshackled Ventures as an example of a venture capital firm and describes its focus.
[21:35] – Kayla reveals that Agua Bonita currently has a dream 50 list but that there is room for growth.
[23:54] – We learn where we can find Agua Bonita online and get updates.
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Tuesday Jun 29, 2021
Tuesday Jun 29, 2021
Andy and Maggie take the reins in this episode of Freed Stories to interview our Freed fellow of April, Kayla Castañeda! Kayla is the C.E.O. and co-owner of Agua Bonita, a company that makes healthy and ready-to-drink agua frescas (a traditional Mexican drink). Kayla is here to share her Freed story and share some background information about herself and Agua Bonita!
Kayla got her foot in the beverage industry working for Coca-Cola as a market developer. This led to her consulting for beverage startups where she met her would-be Agua Bonita partner, Erin PonTell. She reveals why she centered her company around agua frescas and what her vision is for the company and also talks about how the company came to be and how, because it launched amid the COVID-19 pandemic, it naturally grew into being a direct-to-consumer company.
Kayla also shares some insightful advice with listeners who might be on (or plan to soon be on) a similar path as hers. For example, we at Freed often say that the road to entrepreneurship can sometimes be lonely, and Kayla says that a major factor in having combatted that for her is having a partner in the business, so she recommends having a partner and/or co-founder if possible. She shares that that has also helped her stay on top of things and be efficient because work can be delegated between her and Erin depending on their individual strengths and skills. Kayla also recommends staying true to yourself and to your vision, even if that means not keeping up with what's trendy!
We hope that you enjoyed our conversation with Kayla of Agua Bonita and that you will stay tuned as more guests share their stories of entrepreneurship – their successes, their failures, their goals, their hopes, and so on. Be sure to also hit the subscribe button so that you never miss an episode, and remember to free your mind; free your media!
Time Stamps
[1:12] – Andy reveals this episode's guest to be Kayla of Agua Bonita.
[1:40] – Kayla provides us with some background information about herself and her company.
[4:21] – Kayla discusses the gap in the beverage industry and how she wanted to fill that gap with Agua Bonita.
[6:18] – Andy enthuses over the importance of your company being unique even if you're in a category that already exists.
[7:30] – Kayla compares Agua Bonita's products to traditional agua frescas.
[9:28] – Kayla reflects on drinking agua frescas as a child.
[11:10] – We learn about some of the spices that Agua Bonita tends to incorporate into its drinks.
[12:48] – Kayla shares what the process of going from the kitchen to commercial formulation has been like.
[15:46] – Kayla elaborates upon her experience with an accelerator program.
[18:49] – We discover how Kayla has avoided loneliness in the world of entrepreneurship.
[21:19] – Agua Bonita, Kayla explains, is currently a direct-to-consumer company.
[23:55] – Kayla had predicted that Agua Bonita's products would be most popular in southern California and southern Texas, a hypothesis that was proven true.
[25:16] – Kayla expounds upon how she and Erin manage their time and stay on top of things.
[27:27] – We receive a couple tidbits of advice from Kayla: (1) network as often as you can and (2) budget efficiently.
[29:55] – Kayla credits LinkedIn as an invaluable resource.
[30:33] – Kayla also recommends and gives some background information on the book Capital Gaines by Chip Gaines.
[31:39] – We learn what Kayla would tell herself five years ago if she could.
[32:01] – Kayla hopes to still feel good about what she does five years from now.
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Chip Gaines – Capital Gaines: The Smart Things I've Learned by Doing Stupid Stuff
Tuesday Jun 22, 2021
Tuesday Jun 22, 2021
Joining me in this episode of the podcast is Blair Paysinger! Blair is owner of Post 21, an online marketplace for Black-owned businesses with approximately sixty vendors. They have been in business for a little more than a year, having initially launched on June 1, 2020, and Blair walks us through how Post 21 came to be and what it has been like running it alongside her mother, with Blair handling the more creative aspects of the company and her mom handling the business side of it.
Blair also touches upon various topics such as what Post 21's biggest failure has been and what she learned from that failure and also shares her hopes for the future (such as wanting Post 21 to grow into more of a warehouse like Amazon that offers speedier deliveries). She also offers helpful advice to anyone who might want to go down a similar path as hers and start their own business, and she of course answers our most important question by revealing what her superpower is!
I hope that you enjoyed my chat with Blair and that you will stay tuned as we check back in with her in a few months to see where her journey has taken her! In the meantime, be sure to continue listening in as more guests share their stories of entrepreneurship – their successes, their failures, their goals, their hopes, and so on. Be sure to also hit the subscribe button so that you never miss an episode!
Time Stamps
[1:04] – Jackie is joined in this episode by Blair Paysinger of Post 21.
[1:18] – Blair gives some background information about herself and her journey.
[2:07] – Blair reveals that she runs Post 21 alongside her mother.
[3:07] – We discover what Blair wanted to do when she was a child and how that morphed into what she does now.
[3:55] – Blair shares that her role with Post 21 is more creative whereas her mom's role is in dealing more with the business side of things.
[4:23] – We learn how Post 21 works.
[4:53] – Post 21 is Blair's first business of her own.
[5:27] – Blair reflects upon her biggest failure and what she learned from it.
[6:31] – Blair expounds upon possible reasons why Post 21 flourished even during a pandemic.
[7:16] – We are let in on a couple pieces of wisdom if we want to walk a similar path as Blair's: (1) take breaks and (2) ask questions.
[8:38] – Blair credits videos and tutorials that were emailed to her as especially helpful.
[9:48] – Blair hopes that Post 21 will be more like Amazon within the next five years – with a warehouse and speedy delivery.
[10:31] – We discover that Blair's superpower is her ability to stay calm.
[11:17] – Learn where Blair can be found on social media!
Links and Resources
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Email Us: team@freedfellowship.com
Tuesday Jun 15, 2021
Tuesday Jun 15, 2021
Those of you who have been listening to the podcast regularly may recall our having chatted back in the sixth episode with Tyla Hansen of Tyla's Writing Services, and we are touching base with her again now to get an update on where her business journey has led her since we last spoke. As a reminder, Tyla's Writing Services helps businesses meet their business goals by offering assistance with interview preparation, resumes, LinkedIn profiles, and so much more!
Tyla, whose business just recently hit its milestone of being one year old, now reflects on her work now that the COVID-19 pandemic is finally beginning to come to a close and people are going back to work. She reveals what has changed since we last spoke and even recommends a few helpful tools including Quickbooks, Loom, and Canva!
If you enjoyed catching up with Tyla's story since she was last on the podcast, then be sure to stay tuned because I plan to catch up with her once again in another six months, and until then - be sure to listen in as more guests share their stories of entrepreneurship – their successes, their failures, their goals, their hopes, and so on. Be sure to also hit that subscribe button so that you never miss an episode!
Time Stamps
[0:59] – Jackie reveals this episode's guest as returning guest Tyla Hansen.
[1:24] – We learn a bit about what Tyla has been up to since she was last on the podcast.
[1:42] – Tyla reflects on the two biggest changes that have taken place since she was last on the podcast.
[2:21] – Tyla recommends Quickbooks as a helpful financial resource.
[2:55] – Tyla reveals that she uses Loom to present videos to her clients.
[3:30] – Tyla praises Canva, a tool for graphics.
[4:07] – Tyla states that things overall don't feel different with Tyla's Writing Services even with the pandemic reaching its end.
[4:51] – We are made privy to a couple of lessons that Tyla has learned along the way.
[5:53] – Tyla shares her five-year plan for her business such as building a larger team and rebranding.
[7:26] – Tyla touches upon how her daily life has changed since she first started this journey.
Links and Resources
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Email Us: team@freedfellowship.com
Freed Stories - “Getting It Write with Tyla Hansen”
Tyla’s Writing Services - Instagram Page
Tyla’s Writing Services - Facebook Page
Tyla’s Writing Services - Twitter Page
Tyla’s Writing Services - Reddit Page
Tuesday Jun 08, 2021
Tuesday Jun 08, 2021
Andy Louis-Charles and Nathan Rodgers are back to answer more questions about entrepreneurship sent in by the Freed community! In this session of answering these questions, we start by discussing how to go about attracting customers. Andy argues that you should find customers – or people who believe in you and what you're capable of doing – before you have a product, and Nathan reiterates what he said in the last episode, that you should find a way to solve a problem that people are willing to pay money to have solved for them.
Nathan also addresses how to go about spending money on marketing and advertising. With Nathan being somewhat of a marketing guru, he spends several minutes on this topic, emphasizing that how much money that you put into marketing and advertising can be difficult to ascertain because, depending on what you're trying to sell, there is a lot of math involved, math such as conversion rates, that you need to figure out before you're ready to invest in marketing and advertising.
Andy and Nathan also attempt to tackle the huge question of wealth and what drives it. How do some people garner so much wealth while others struggle? Andy points to compounding interests and how, like money compounds over time, so do advantages and disadvantages. Nathan adds to that by discussing structural disadvantages tied to factors such as race and gender, and tackling these disadvantages is actually one of the reasons why the Freed Fellowship was established. We are trying to bridge that gap in advantages and help people make the leap to entrepreneurship!
This wraps up this Q&A session, but don't hesitate to send in more questions as they come up as we will likely do another one in the future! In the meantime, be sure to continue to tune in to the Freed Stories podcast as guests share their stories of entrepreneurship – their successes, their failures, their goals, their hopes, and so on. Be sure to hit that subscribe button so that you never miss an episode!
Time Stamps
[0:59] – Andy discusses how to attract customers.
[2:14] – Nathan reiterates that you need to come up with an idea that solves a problem for people.
[5:29] – We hear about why we should build a community of advocates, not just customers.
[6:14] – Nathan offers advice on how to spend money on marketing and advertising.
[8:42] – There is, as Nathan asserts, a lot of math involved in marketing and advertising.
[10:36] – Andy adds to the conversation about marketing, emphasizing the importance of getting ten people to love your product because of how word will then spread.
[13:41] – The next question involves what drives wealth, and Andy points to statistics and compounding interests.
[16:29] – We learn why it is so important to consider compounding.
[19:15] – Nathan adds to the conversation about wealth inequality, pointing to factors such as race and gender.
[21:20] – Andy explains what the Freed Fellowship is and why it was founded.
[23:30] – We discover how to learn more about Freed.
[25:06] – Andy describes how the process of applying for the Freed Fellowship works.
[26:50] – Andy lists some examples of Freed fellows and what their businesses are.
[28:51] – The final question asks how guests are selected for the podcast, and Andy explains that process.
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Email Us: team@freedfellowship.com
Freed Stories - “What Being Freed Is All About with Andy Louis-Charles”
Freed Stories - “Freed Minds Behind the Magic with Andy Louis-Charles”
Freed Stories - “Down the Funnel with Nathan Rodgers”
Freed Stories – “Getting Country with Becky Pool”
Freed Stories – “Interview with Natalie Maniscalco and Irene Zervoudis of Wonder Girls”