Billie Whitehouse - CEO of Wearable X, Viral Clothing Campaign and S.T.E.M

That Creative Life

Sara Dietschy

Business, Design, Gary Vee, Technology, Entrepreneur, Entrepreneurship, Sara Dietschy, Sara Peachy, Arts, Filmmaking, Youtube, Gary Vee Audio Experience

4.8 • 775 Ratings

🗓️ 25 February 2019

⏱️ 49 minutes

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Summary

I partnered with the She Can STEM campaign to show girls how fun & creative science, technology, engineering and math (STEM) can be! In this episode of my podcast, I interview Billie Whitehouse, the CEO of Wearable X. She uses STEM every day to create wearable technology. Follow @SheCanSTEM on Instagram to learn more and hear from other incredible women in STEM.

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0:00.0	Hello, everyone. Welcome to another podcast. My name is Saradici Rhymes with Peachy, if you're new around here,
0:05.4	trying to get y'all to live your best creative life. This episode is a special one because I'm partnering
0:11.0	with the Ad Council for their She Can Stim campaign. This is a very close thing to my heart as I was a
0:20.4	young gal pursuing electrical engineering and computer science
0:23.6	in college. I've always been very into math and science. And even though I'm not an engineer,
0:30.4	now I get to share that intersection between tech and creativity every day on my YouTube channel,
0:36.5	which I am so hashtag blessed
0:38.4	to explore. It's a lot of fun. But this, you know, this is a very close thing to my heart. And
0:44.5	ad counsel actually gave me some intriguing talking points. So if you'll bear with me for 30 seconds,
0:50.2	I'm actually going to read what they gave me because it's pretty interesting. But regardless of who you are, your background, your age, your gender, this is such an amazing podcast. So please, please stick around. Research shows that girls like STEM subjects, but as they get older, they start to feel that STEM isn't for them based on
1:12.1	outdated stereotypes. As girls look around for female role models, they don't see anyone who
1:17.5	looks like they do. If we want girls to succeed in STEM, we have to show them it's possible. So there's
1:24.0	a lot of amazing people, organizations, companies involved with this campaign.
1:28.8	And honestly, it's just such an honor to be a part of it as Seradici rhymes with Pici.
1:34.6	So let's get into it.
1:37.4	Welcome to That Creative Life.
1:39.6	Hi, my name is Saradichi and I am your host.
1:43.2	I talk with artists, YouTubers, CEOs, and everyone in between and I am your host. I talk with artists,
1:44.5	YouTubers, CEOs, and everyone in between. I hope this podcast helps you live your best creative life.
1:51.2	Enjoy. What's up guys? Welcome to another podcast episode. My name is Saradici and I'm here
1:56.3	with the beautiful Billy White House. Wow. What do you have on your head for the people who are watching the video version of this?
2:04.3	I have a pair of naughty ex pants.
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