No One Knows Anything

Make sure you visit shop.analuisa.com/nooneknows or promo code: nooneknows for 10% off your next order of high quality, sustainable jewelry. Denise is solo for a mini episode talking about the mantra "no rain, no flowers" and her opinion on what it really means. Follow No One Knows Anything on instagram: @nooneknows_pod

Make sure you visit shop.analuisa.com/nooneknows or promo code: nooneknows for 10% off your next order of high quality, sustainable jewelry. Denise is back with a guest this week. They talk about not letting work become your whole identity, how insane it is to have to choose your career path at 18. They also discuss how its not "cute" to always be the most stressed person in the room. Alyssa gives a power ranking of ice cream chains in her ‘Tops' (along with some suggestions for ordering). Follow No One Knows Anything on instagram: @nooneknows_pod

Make sure you visit shop.analuisa.com/nooneknows or promo code: nooneknows for 10% off your next order of high quality, sustainable jewelry. After a few weeks off, Denise is back right before her birthday talking about 20 things she's learned before turning 28. She talks about topics from past episodes, life events, and her most prized kitchen appliance, the air fryer.

Back from a little 2 week break with Dr. Stevey himself, Steven Keindl. We talk girl vs guy perspective on turning *gasp* 30, stepping out of your comfort zone, and doing things because you want to not because it's what you're “supposed” to do. He also serves as NOKA's official beer correspondent and gives his top 3 breweries to visit in his “Tops” follow No One Knows Anything on instagram: @nooneknows_pod

Small Business Highlight Month rounds out with founder and CEO of Little Words Project, Adriana Carrig. Adriana shares that she was bullied growing up and how she took this experience to create this amazing brand rooted in one simple concept: being f*cking nice. From beading in her parents' basement to opening store on Bleecker Street, Adriana shares the story of LWP and a behind the scenes look at her life as a business owner (and mom) (and wife). Tops: Top 3 pieces of advice for starting a small business Top 3 tips for vintage/thrift shopping Follow Little Words Project: @littlewordsproject Follow Adriana: @adrianacarrig Follow No One Knows Anything: @nooneknows_pod

This week's small business highlight is @eatsleeptiedye. Pam and Emily, 2 moms turned best friends started ESTD at the height of the pandemic on a whim and now you can catch their custom clothes on your favorite influencers and celebrities. They talk about what it's like working with a friend, figuring things out as they go, and top the episode off with a carefully curated road trip snack list. Follow ESTD on instagram: @eatsleeptiedye www.eatsleeptiedye.com Follow No One Knows Anything on instagram: @nooneknows_pod

'Small Business Highlight Month' kicks off with Christina and Gina Senia, 2 sisters who started the modular jewelry line SENIA New York in summer 2020. They talk about how they got their start, where they draw inspiration from, and how their desire for problem solving kick started their brand (think: need for more size inclusivity and creating pieces for women, by women). The sisters also discuss what it's like to work with family, "whoops" moments they've had along the way, and the challenges of being women in an industry of primarily men. follow SENIA on instagram: @senianewyork follow NOKA on instagram: @nooneknows_pod

Courtney and Kelsie of @pennpalspodcast join Denise this week to talk about their jobs in the entertainment world and what made them start a podcast. They talk about the pressure they feel to compare themselves to others while working in a creative field and how their perception of the industry is different from what they expected coming out of college. Tops: Top 3 pieces of advice for someone starting in the entertainment industry Top 3 most binge worthy shows instagram @nooneknows_pod

Quick solo episode about the fact that no one knows what they're doing. follow on instagram: @nooneknows_pod

Yet another @IWMD cohost joins Denise this week to talk about work/life balance. As corny as it is, Cory works hard, plays harder (think: 12 hour weekend road trips and renovating a house) and he talks about how he finds the balance between working and "be boppin'" around. Denise talks about how the pandemic and the new WFH norm has impacted the way people find the balance between working and living in the same space. Cory of course causes some chaos and brings his own Tell me your Tops to the episode. Tell Me Your Tops: Top 3 ways to keep a healthy work life balance Top 6 nostalgia lunches/snacks Follow on instagram: @nooneknows_pod

Claire is a special education teacher sharing her perspective on the last 2 years of this pandemic(for lack of better words) mess. Denise and Claire discuss how their perspectives on working in education have changed, share just how many changes they experience on a daily basis, and how hard it is to act/look "business as usual" when things are very much not usual. The kids come first, but sometimes it's easy to forget that educators are humans living through this, too. You can't help but tell just how much Claire loves her job and her kids (even if they dip their granola bars in BBQ sauce). Claire's "Tops" Top 3 pieces of advice trying to navigate teaching right now If she could only pick 5 condiments to use for the rest of her life, what would they be? (HUGE dip gals over here) follow on instagram: @nooneknows_pod

If you've lived in Fort Myers, FL or San Francisco, CA you've probably been lucky enough to see Taylor Bisacky on your TV delivering your nightly news. Taylor is Denise's college roommate/lifelong friend and she joins the podcast this week to talk all things journalism, working hard, and learning from your failures. She also talks about her love for gluten (despite a literal medical diagnosis of Celiac Disease) and gives her Top 3 pieces of advice for anyone trying to find their way into the broadcast journalism field. Follow on instagram: @nooneknows_pod

Denise's siblings, Joey and Sophia, join to talk about family dynamics, how they got closer during the pandemic, and how their almost 10 year age gap impacted them growing up (hint: Sophia tragically missed out on Limited Too and Hit Clips). Both siblings admit to never listening to the podcast and subsequently take this episode off the rails a little. Tell me Your Tops: Top 3 things you learned from your siblings, Top 5 dream dinner guests. follow on instagram: @nooneknows_pod

Steph recently made the switch from being a speech therapist to pursuing a career in pharmaceutical sales. She talks about making decisions about the rest of your life as a freshman in college, why its more common than you think to feel like you're stuck at work, and how she came to the decision to make the change. follow No One Knows Anything on instagram @nooneknows_pod

The podcast collaboration you've been waiting for... Denise's college friends, (and hosts of It's Wednesday My Dudes podcast) Ruxx and Bryan join the podcast this week to talk all things New Year. They discuss their thoughts on resolutions, share some of their own, and discuss what they've learned in 2021. We also learn that Bryan has a note in his phone for basically every breath he's taken since 2011 and Ruxx encourages everyone to just 'feel your shit.' The episode rounds out with the boys discussing their top 5 most kissable Marvel men...naturally. follow It's Wednesday My Dudes on Instagram: @iwmd_pod instagram: @nooneknows_pod

Lindsay aka Ling aka Lingua joins Denise this week to talk about how friendship dynamics change as you get older, why being a people pleaser isn't always healthy, and the importance of investing in people who invest in you. Lindsay talks about her Top 3 ways to maintain friendships as a 20something and the Top 5 drinks she would choose if her hand was a soda fountain. follow on instagram: @nooneknows_pod New Episode every Thursday!

Denise is solo this week and reviewing some of the fan favorites so far. She gives her own suggestions for some of the "tell me your tops" lists the guests have given and adds her own. Teaser for next week's episode at the end! follow on instagram: @nooneknows_pod

Denise talks to Hannah about her journey from starting her food instagram, @TalkDirty2YourFood in college to starting her own marketing firm, @sunnysideupsocial. Hannah had many jobs in between and she touches on all the things she learned that help her develop the skill set to go off on her own. The girls talk about not giving yourself enough credit and being your own worst critic. Tell Me Your Tops: Hannah's Top 3 pieces of advice for starting your own business/being your own boss, Top 5 foods for her last meal. follow Hannah on instagram: @sunnysideupsocial, @TalkDirty2YourFood follow No One Knows Anything and support the podcast on instagram: @nooneknows_pod Rate 5 stars, leave a review. New Episodes every Thursday!

Denise's cousin Nicole makes her debut as the first family member on the podcast this week. Nicole is the founder of @personalcreationsbynicole and the girls talk about creative outlets and why it's so important to have one. They discuss why it can be difficult finding a creative outlet for yourself and Nicole talks the start of and the behind the scenes of her small business. The episode rounds out with Tell Me Your Tops, where Nicole ranks her top 3 ways to find your creative outlet and Top 5 favorite family members (kidding) her Top 5 favorite Thanksgiving foods as we head into Thanksgiving week. follow nicole on instagram: @personalcreationsbynicole follow No One Knows Anything on instagram: @nooneknows_pod Rate 5 stars, leave a review. New Episodes every Thursday!

In this week's episode of No One Knows Anything, Denise talks to Meredith about Impostor Syndrome. Why is that you can work as hard as possible and still never feel like it's good enough or you don't deserve the raise/promotion/praise you get? Everyone has their own reasons, but the girls decided impostor syndrome (especially in millennials) stems from constantly seeing other people succeeding on social media. They also discuss 'social impostor syndrome' and why we constantly self-sabotage and second guess. The episode rounds out with "Tell Me Your Tops" where Meredith explains her Top 4 ways to overcome impostor syndrome and Top 5 ways to get in the holiday spirit (including but not limited to: charcuterie boards and hallmark movies). This week's episode is sponsored by: diabeticcandy.com use promo code 'chocolate' for 20% off now through November 25, 2021 follow along on instagram: @nooneknows_pod

*audio issue 7:10-7:44* (again, no one knows anything and this one woman show has not added 'audio engineering' to the resume yet) Danielle joins Denise to talk about BURNOUT. Denise talks about her very recent experience with burnout that earned her a trip to the school nurse and Danielle sheds light on the fact that it's ok to say NO sometimes. They also question why people think its cool to be the most stressed person in the room and why it's so hard to totally "turn off." They round out the episode with "Danielle's Tops" aka her Top 3 self-care tips and Top 5 restaurants in her dream mall food court. Follow along for updates on @nooneknows_pod on instagram

EASAE "ee-sah" is an LA based singer/songwriter who left her home in Buffalo, NY at age 20 to pursue her dreams of writing and performing music. With an impressive musical resume and a heart of pure gold, EASAE joins Denise to talk about her journey into the music industry, the grind to get there, and how/why she maintains her positive outlook on life. She shares some of her talents at the end of the episode and turns words and mantras submitted by listeners on Instagram into lyrics. Her new single "Dear God' is available 10/22 on all streaming platforms. Follow EASAE on all platforms @EASAE__ new single "Dear God" available on all digital music platforms on Friday 10/22 follow No One Knows Anything on instagram @nooneknows_pod

Another forever friend joins Denise on the podcast to talk big life changes and comparing yourself to others. Kristin up and moved coasts last year to pursue a lifelong dream of living in LA, but it wasn't/isn't as glamorous as it seems. She talks second guessing the move, taking a chance, and how she deals with comparing herself to others (think: improv classes and 3 hour phone calls with her therapist (mom), Toni). The episode ends with Kristin creating the top 5 things she'll include on her rider when those improv classes start to pay off and she gets her big break.

Denise's lifelong best friend, Jessie, tell us about her unconventional path to becoming a nurse after majoring in hospitality management and working as a restaurant manager in NYC. She talks about having a plan (but not really having a plan) and the toll all those 'thank you' pizzas and 7pm cheers really had on her the past 18 months working in a hospital. They discuss the phenomena of toxic positivity and how we need to be aware of how we express it and receive it. follow along on instagram: @nooneknows_pod cover art: @vhayd_art on instagram

A little introduction to Denise and No One Knows Anything. It may look like people have it all together but really no one knows what's going on. Follow on instagram: @nooneknows_pod cover art: @vhayd_art on instagram