It's my face.

You know, people go without makeup all the time.

They're called men.

Yeah.

We got to address the suburban women problem because it's real.

Welcome to the suburban women problem, a podcast from red, wine, and blue.

Hi, everyone. Thanks for joining us. I'm Amanda Weinstein. I'm Jasmine Clark. I'm Rachel Benman.

And you're listening to The Suburban Women Problem. So I was out for last week's episode.

Casey found out what the episode was about and was very disappointed. I had to miss it. So I was out for last week's episode. Casey found out what the episode was

about and was very disappointed. I had to miss it. But I loved listening to last week's episode

and how you all talked about some little changes we can all make to help the environment.

And little changes are important because there are so many issues out there that need our time

and energy. But sometimes something really hits home and we

decide we need to make a big change. So this week, we're talking about pivots, pivoting to a new

career, pivoting to getting more involved in politics, or just being inspired to make any big

change in our lives. Oh man, I have the words of Ross from friends in my head right now. Pivot!

I'll get to share my interview with Adeline Cohn, a woman who left her career as a professor to start a beauty company.

Jasmine, I think we could have another career if we wanted one.

Well, you already do have another career.

Well, yeah, but I like beauty stuff.

I can't wait to hear about this.

So Adeline uses her company and her platform to support political causes she believes in,

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