Podcast appearances and mentions of Jennifer Rudolph Walsh

Can the power of telling stories cultivate more of our inner joy? Joining Sarah Grynberg is the former head of WME Worldwide literary, speakers and conference divisions, Jennifer Rudolph Walsh, who for years steered the largest literary presence of any agency on the New York Times Best-seller lists: including books by her clients Oprah Winfrey, Glennon Doyle, Brene Brown and Sheryl Sandberg. In this intimate exchange, Sarah and Jennifer go beyond the realms of literary fame, to discuss living in integrity; the importance of sharing the painful stories; and finding the sacred pause. If you are seeking to forge a path of more meaning, purpose and direction on your life's journey, then this unique exchange and Jennifer's illuminating words will not only allow you to move past the limiting thoughts you may have laid down in your own life; but rather set you on a higher path: to foster and facilitate your own blissful becoming.   Follow Sarah for more wisdom and inspiration: Instagram: instagram.com/sarahgrynberg Website: https://sarahgrynberg.com/ Facebook: facebook.com/sarahgrynberg Twitter: twitter.com/sarahgrynberg YouTube: youtube.com/sarahgrynbergSee omnystudio.com/listener for privacy information.

“I didn't wanna be still, I had to be still, but I, I, I wanted more than anything to continue being a human doing. And the universe was insisting that I became a human being and it's profound. I mean, it's the greatest transformation of my life. You know, I went from being extremely supported on a business perspective to having to go buy stamps. And it takes me all day to mail a letter. You know, I'm really, I'm only able to do what I can do in a day and I love it. I really love it because as I often said, like, I can do bad all by myself. I don't need somebody else confirming a reservation and rubbing somebody the wrong way so that when I get there, the energy is weird. It's like now off I get somewhere and the energy's weird it's cuz of me.” So says Jennifer Rudolph Walsh, a dear friend and mentor, who in her prior life, was the global head of literature, lectures, and events at WME, the agency. During her long and storied career she shepherded many of culture's biggest luminaries, including Oprah, Brené Brown, and Sue Monk Kidd. And yes, Jennifer is an amazing dealmaker, who can look for synergies across industries so that everyone wins, but I believe her particular genius point is finding the story—I have watched her work with people where their story, which they perceived as messy, random, unimportant, comes together in her eyes as a cogent, powerful narrative. It is incredible to witness, and truly transforms that person's perspective on their entire life. She is one of my friends and mentors—on any given day, she might be my mother, my sister, or as she would joke, my daughter—and I have learned so much from watching her navigate the world with fierceness and power. In today's conversation, she talks about her transition into a sacred pause as she contemplates how she wants to serve in this next phase of her career—and we explore story as both a tool for personal healing and an opportunity for societal change. Let's get to our conversation. Learn more about your ad choices. Visit podcastchoices.com/adchoices

Join me with author, Chandra Moyer, as we talk about The Courage To Confront & Heal Broken Family Relationships & Our Wounded Self.  We'll share Chandra's story and dive into three topics: 1. Finding power and peace in confronting and healing our childhood trauma, 2. The good, the bad, and the ugly of telling our mothers and family members of abuse, 3. Loving ourselves and family beyond abuse and into happiness.Chandra is a sought-after speaker, author, life coach, and a decorated former Army officer. Chandra is also a survivor of incest who only recovered her memories of abuse later in life after a traumatic adult experience triggered memories of a childhood of abuse.  Chandra's recent book, I Met Her Before, tells her story to help others come to terms with their truth and move forward into the full and happy life we all desire and deserve. Chandra's story not only confronts her own shattered past, but also the broken family relationships that are part of healing and becoming who we're fully here to be—and often healing those family relationships is just as challenging as healing ourselves. We'll dive into this together in this podcast. I know this will be a conversation that will move you and hopefully help you as we all continue to heal ourselves and our relationships on our paths to happiness.

This week I am in our HER living room with singer/songwriter MILCK and we are talking about everything from snacks to the proper way to eat a Subway sandwich to how to get in tune to your own inner voice. MILCK and I both wrote essays in the Hungry Hearts anthology edited by Jennifer Rudolph Walsh. Listen in as we talk about the writing process and why traveling heat can be a really good thing.  To learn more about MILCK follow her at @milckmusic on Facebook, Instagram, and Twitter and stream her music on your favorite streaming platform.  Get your copy of Hungry Hearts featuring MILCK's essay “Traveling Heat” and my essay “Period Playlist” here: http://penguinrandomhouse.com/hungryhearts or at your favorite bookseller.  To get transcripts, links, and details from each episode, check out the show notes. To continue your support of the podcast and my work, become a member of my Patreon community where you can get access to archived episodes, bonus episodes, my writing, and behind the scenes performance footage. Follow me on Instagram and Twitter, for podcast clips, poetry quotes and random quips. For information on how to book me to speak or perform at a virtual event, visit amenabrown.com. Thanks for listening and thanks for your support!  Learn more about your ad-choices at https://www.iheartpodcastnetwork.com See omnystudio.com/listener for privacy information.

In this episode, Jaycee and Raj chat with Jennifer Rudolph Walsh via Zoom from her home in San Francisco. Jennifer is celebrated as one of the most powerful women in publishing. She was the first women to ever be on the board of WME, where she served as the head of their worldwide literary, lectures, and conference division. She has represented some of the biggest names, like Oprah Winfrey, Brene Brown, and Sue Monk Kidd. She founded Together Live in 2016, a traveling tour sharing diverse female voices and building community through the enchantment of storytelling. In this conversation, Jennifer shares about the power of storytelling, what it means to follow your breadcrumbs, and how we can move from scarcity to abundance. Her new book, Hungry Hearts is a series of essays on courage, desire, and belonging. You can find it wherever books are sold.You can follow Jennifer at @jenniferrwalsh.To keep up with the hosts of this episode, you can follow Jaycee @jayceegossett and Raj @rajbarker.

"The truth is that the details of your story are your superpower." Zibby meets fellow anthology editor Jennifer Rudolph Walsh to talk about the connections we make through the most painful parts of our narratives, and what it means to go from a human doing to a human being. Purchase your copy on Amazon or Bookshop. 

In this episode, I'm talking with Jennifer Rudolph Walsh and Ashley C. Ford about their work, their lives, and the new anthology Hungry Hearts, a collection of intimate stories and essays on courage, desire, and belonging. I just love talking to the storytellers and magic-makers! Learn more about your ad choices. Visit podcastchoices.com/adchoices

This week's episode we take you back to our 2018 Doers and Disruptors Panel: Better Together: Mastering Relationships with Jennifer Rudolph-Walsh and Sheereen Miller-Russell. Listen in as we discussed what it means to bridge gaps, open doors, and make real relationships to do more together.

Literary agent Jennifer Rudolph Walsh runs the New York office of the mega entertainment and media company WME. And as its worldwide head of literary, lectures, and conference divisions, Walsh has a client list that reads like a who’s who of thought leadership: Oprah, Brené Brown, Alice Munro, etc. We got Walsh to pull back the curtain and tell us how she continues to find the next leading thinkers, all while taking no bullshit in an industry previously dominated by men. Through her brainchild, Together Live, a nationwide storytelling event, she reminds us of the power of storytelling to connect us all and the importance of finding voices that are typically underheard and underrepresented. She also explains why being a thought follower is a highly underrated cause. (For more, see The goop Podcast hub.)

Top literary agent Jennifer Rudolph Walsh says we should all try easier, not harder. Learn more about your ad-choices at https://news.iheart.com/podcast-advertisers

It's time for another exciting episode! We're All A Twitter about Cynthia Nixon throwing her hat in the Gubernatorial race for New York, and we're talking more about the newest season of Atlanta on FX. Plus, we sound our air horn salute for Tomi Adeyemi, author of the bestselling new YA series Children of Blood and Bone. We're also excited to welcome to the show Jennifer Rudolph Walsh, who sits at the nexus of one of the world’s leading entertainment and media companies, WME. After selling her own small company to the William Morris Agency, Walsh served on the Board of Directors as the first woman ever and continued serving at WME after the company merged with Endeavor. As the head of WME’s Worldwide Literary, Lectures, and Conference Divisions, she steers the industry’s most prominent book business with the largest presence of any agency on the New York Times Best Seller List. She has stewarded the careers of some of today’s most seminal literary lions such as Alice Munro, Arianna Huffington, Sheryl Sandberg, Sue Monk Kidd, Jeannette Walls, Tom Clancy Estate, Ken Burns, Curtis Sittenfeld, Amy Bloom, Brené Brown, Janet Evanovich, and Oprah Winfrey among others. Walsh spearheaded the launch of WME’s conference division, beginning with the creation of the WME Women’s Summit, and constructing national conferences for Oprah Winfrey with The Life You Want Tour, Arianna Huffington’s Thrive, Cosmo Magazine’s Fun Fearless Life, and the premiere Christian women’s conference Women Of Faith. Most recently, Walsh is the founder of Together Live, a multicultural touring event that brings an array of thought leaders, activists, athletes, and celebrity guests to cities across the country for a night of inspired talks and interactive conversation focused on purpose, community, and social action. She also hosts a podcast, Do It on Purpose presented by Together Live. Walsh lives in Manhattan with her husband and three children. You can follow Jennifer online on Instagram and tap into the Together Live community with the Together app.

In this special episode, Jennifer visits the University of Pennsylvania's Wharton School of Business to talk with Professor Angela Duckworth, the author of the best-selling book, Grit. The conversation ranges from how to define success, some thoughts on the entertainment industry, and how to deal with the highs and lows of life.Subscribe to the show and leave a rating and review! Follow us on @togetherliveevents and download our app to stay connected. Together We Rise.

In Ep. 1 of Season Two, Jennifer Rudolph Walsh asks about the love stories we’re writing with our lives.We hear about romantic love, with the story of Olympic soccer star Abby Wambach and her wife, Glennon Doyle. (2:40)Then we hear from Uber executive Bozoma Saint John (6:20) about her relationship with her daughter after her husband passed away.Next, we hear from the love between Elizabeth Lesser and her sister after she was diagnosed with cancer. (9:26)We also hear from Krista Tippett, Latham Thomas, and others.

On Episode 6, Jennifer Rudolph Walsh speaks with Alicia Keys, Seane Corn, Valerie Kaur , and Dr. Jacqui Lewis about how to listen to your heart.[1:44] The world tells you not to mix business with pleasure. But Alicia Keys disagrees.[2:43] Alicia Keys on the freedom she found in the UN-learning of it all.[3:39] How Seane Corn found God in the most unexpected of places.[9:26] How Valeria Kaur’s love was tested in the aftermath of September 11th.[14:25] Dr. Jaqui Lewis on how a total stranger completely changed her life.

On Episode 5, Jennifer Rudolph Walsh speaks with Together Live co-founder Glennon Doyle, Sophia Bush, and Geena Rocero about how to find your courage.[3:38] Sophia Bush on her decision to use social media to share stories for those who couldn’t share their own.[5:15] How do you resist quitting? You attach your purpose to something bigger.[6:34] Gina Rocero on not being fully seen for who she was, and how she changed that.[11:07] What if what breaks your heart could lead you to the world-healing work this world intended for you?

Jennifer Rudolph Walsh is a wife, mother and superstar publisher who sits on the Board of Directors at famed talent agency WME. By day, she does all that and works with some of the most famous writers in the world—like Oprah Winfrey, Sue Monk Kidd, and Arianna Huffington—but in her spare time, she's building a pretty impressive side hustle called Together Live. She's passionate about helping women become architects of change in their own lives, and on this episode, she goes deep on how she found her own purpose, and changed her life to fit it. Plus, she's got some essential, actionable advice every aspiring author should hear.​

Jennifer Rudolph Walsh is a wife, mother and superstar publisher who sits on the Board of Directors at famed talent agency WME. By day, she does all that and works with some of the most famous writers in the world—like Oprah Winfrey, Sue Monk Kidd, and Arianna Huffington—but in her spare time, she's building a pretty impressive side hustle called Together Live. She's passionate about helping women become architects of change in their own lives, and on this episode, she goes deep on how she found her own purpose, and changed her life to fit it. Plus, she's got some essential, actionable advice every aspiring author should hear.​

On Episode 4, Jennifer Rudolph Walsh speaks with Seane Corn, Abby Wambach , and Kelly Corrigan on exploring your strength, resilience and grace.[2:42] Seane Corn on how her father’s death helped her unlock her inner strength.[7:18] How to find freedom by giving time and space to process trauma in your life.[9:14] How Abby Wambach faced her fears and owned her mistakes after her DUI arrest last year.[12:49] Kelly Corrigan on her lessons learned through her journey from agony to ok-ness.

On Episode 3, Jennifer Rudolph Walsh speaks with Ciara, Alicia Keys, and Sophia Bush about how to find focus.[2:30] Ciara on how special the virtue of patience has been in her life.[4:55] The importance of self-love and the moment Ciara finally understood it.[7:23] Sophia Bush on being a one-woman business.[11:37] How Alicia Keys stays true to herself on her art, her work, and her life.

On Episode 2, Jennifer Rudolph Walsh speaks with Gina Rodriguez, Geena Rocero, and Sheri Salata about how to find your identity.[2:30] Gina Rocero on the first time she knew she was different.[8:15] Sheri Salata on her own joy ride after making dreams come true with Oprah for over 25 years.[11:50] Sheri on self-care and the ingredients that give her the life she wants.[13:20] Why doing work that you love, with people you love, for people you love, could be your best decision yet.[15:24] Gina Rodriquez on what she learned about the power of storytelling from the women in her life.

On Episode 1, Jennifer Rudolph Walsh speaks with Together Live co-founder Glennon Doyle, Abby Wambach, Ciara, and Alicia Keys about how to find your purpose.[3:53] Abby Wambach on the importance of balance when sharing your gift with the world.[6:06] Why every person in this world has a choice to step into their own truths.[8:10] Ciara on how tracking her goals helped her accomplish her dreams.[10:30] Glennon Doyle on how envy can be a guiding light to lead you to your purpose.[12:14] Alicia Keys on why she wants her talent to assist her purpose.

If there's anyone that knows what it takes to have a bestselling book it's Jennifer Rudolph Walsh. She is the head of William Morris Endeavor's (WME) Worldwide Literary, Lectures and Conference Divisions and became the youngest person, and only female, to join WME's board of directors. Under Walsh's leadership, her department boasts more New York Times Best Sellers than any other agency in the world. In spearheading the launch of WME's conference division, she created national conferences for authors like Oprah Winfrey and Arianna Huffington. Her latest endeavor is the Together Tour, which will stops at ten cities this fall. Learn more about the Together Tour: http://togetherlive.com/ Twitter: @Together_Tweets Facebook: https://www.facebook.com/togetherliveevents/ Instagram: @TogetherLiveEvents Want a chance to ask Rebecca your career questions? Send an email to NoLimitswithRJPodcast@Gmail.com for a chance to ask Rebecca on an episode of No Limits! No Limits Entrepreneur of the week: Hitha Herzog, Chief Research Officer of H Squared Research LLC, consumer spending columnist at US News and World Report and author of the book "Black Market Billions: How Organized Retail Crime Funds Terrorists." Find out more: http://www.hithaherzog.com/ Know someone who should be a featured

Oprah's agent, THE biggest literary agent in the world, is on today’s episode of the Beautiful Writers Podcast with one of her star clients! Jennifer Rudolph Walsh is the head of the Worldwide Literary Department at WME (William Morris Endeavor). Along with repping authors like Sheryl Sandberg, Arianna Huffington, and Brené Brown, she’s sold the books you’ve heard about here multiple times—HOURGLASS, DEVOTION, and STILL WRITING—by one of our favorite writers and guests, Dani Shapiro! Dani is back as today’s guest host with her rock star agent for an intimate look at the kind of relationship every writer dreams of. Jennifer and Dani’s “soulmate” connection started nearly two decades ago, which makes this episode so unique. It’s loving. Kind. Cozy. Fun. Not exactly the first words that come to mind when you think of high-powered lit agents. But Jennifer is far from jaded or standoffish, as you’ll see. “Everyone who has breath has a purpose,” Jennifer says, which is just the kind of feel-good encouragement you may need right now. In case you’ve forgotten to breathe or remember that you have a purpose. You’ll be reminded when you hear about where to access precious pockets of time for your dreams, and how caring passionately about your goals but giving zero f#cks about the nonsense and noise you can’t control makes all the difference. We hope you’ll be encouraged to hear about how agenting is a two-way street, and how we’re all doing our best to wrap our arms around the changing realities of social media and platform building when what we’re desperate for are both community and a revolution. Community. Revolution. Jennifer’s middle names. She’s currently building the ark before the flood, so to speak, with her creation of the TOGETHER LIVE tour, an annual speaking tour that's coming to ten cities this fall. Featuring heart-stopping stories from our Glennon Doyle Melton and Elizabeth Lesser, and so many other wonder women (Abby Wambach! Luvvie Ajayi! Sophia Bush!…), TOGETHER LIVE is affordable, accessible, raw, and ignited. It’s also curious, fierce, intersectional, and Zero Bulls#it. Or, as Glennon says, a ten-city, three-hour traveling Love Rally. Kind of like what we hope you’ll find in this conversation with these love-bug wonder women. Welcome.

In a special episode of Go 'Head Mama, Danielle chats with literary event guru, Jennifer Rudolph Walsh. Walsh has been the power behind major events for Oprah, Arianna Huffington and more. Now, she's working with the likes of Glennon Doyle Melton, Dr. Jacqui Lewis, Ciara, Seane Corn, Abby Wambach and more to create a conference for women like none other. Today we chat with Jennifer about the uselessness of guilt, the magnitude becoming a mama plays on your life and the impact she hopes to have with her upcoming un-conference, Together Live. For more information about Together Live check out: http://www.togetherlive.com! For more information about the mamas that love the true you, visit: www.goheadmama.com or check us out on Facebook or Twitter. Don't forget to give us a high five (stars) on iTunes! See acast.com/privacy for privacy and opt-out information.