Podcast appearances and mentions of michelle citrin

Welcome back, Just For This listeners! Each week, host Rabbi Liz P.G. Hirsch (she/her) interviews women in leadership about women and leadership. Inspired by the story of Esther, we feature powerful stories of women who stand out in their fields, who have stepped up just for this moment.  Season 6 kicks off with Jewish singer-songwriter Michelle Citrin. Michelle will soon serve as the musician-in-residence at Women of Reform Judaism's Fried Women's Summit, December 9-10 in Philadelphia. All those who identify as women, nonbinary, or genderfluid are welcome to attend this special gathering grounded in sisterhood, spirituality, and social justice. Make sure to register before September 30 to secure an early bird rate! Special young adult rates and scholarships are also available. Fried Women's Summit will immediately precede Union for Reform Judaism's Biennial, the Reform Movement's largest gathering of Jews in North America, where Michelle will also help led the group in music. In today's episode, we talk about celebrating Jewish identity through joy and humor, how to model authenticity coupled with vulnerability, and the differences between vertical and horizontal connections. Follow Just For This on Instagram: @justforthispodcast

Michelle Citrin is the owner of Michelle Citrin Studios, a personal branding and photography practice focused exclusively on women in law. She has more than 17 years of experience in photography and earned her degree from the Savannah College of Art and Design. Michelle also brings a background in fashion styling and design to her work, which she uses to help attorneys show up with the same authority they have earned in the courtroom or boardroom. She operates studios in Fort Lauderdale, Charlotte, and Asheville and works with clients around the world. Her work has been featured in Forbes, Ocean Drive Magazine, and NBC6, and she teaches continuing legal education programs across Florida on marketing, executive presence, and personal branding. WHAT'S COVERED IN THIS EPISODE ABOUT HEADSHOTS AS A BUSINESS STRATEGY For many lawyers, professional photography is something to check off the list when it is time to update a website bio or LinkedIn profile. That approach misses how much your imagery shapes the perception people form when they look you up. If your headshot no longer reflects your current level of experience, authority, and success, there can be a disconnect between the reputation you have earned and the way you are showing up online. This is why Michelle Citrin approaches professional photography as an important part of a lawyer's larger marketing and visibility strategy. Your face is often the most recognizable part of your brand, and the images you use can help you stay memorable and top of mind while giving you more control over the narrative people encounter online. As AI changes how professionals market themselves, being human, using real imagery, and showing up as yourself become even more important to building trust. In this episode of The Lawyer's Edge Podcast, Elise Holtzman talks with Michelle Citrin of Michelle Citrin Studios about using professional photography as a marketing strategy, matching your imagery to the authority you have earned, building visibility and trust online, and being human in a world of AI. 3:19 - What strong personal brands have in common 4:41 - Showing up consistently without being "loud" 6:31 - Treating professional photography as a marketing strategy 8:19 - Why your face is the most recognizable part of your brand 9:20 - Matching your imagery to your current level of authority 12:21 - Making your expertise more visible and staying top of mind 15:32 - Why accomplished lawyers can still feel uncomfortable in front of the camera 20:11 - Choosing a photographer who understands your audience and marketing goals 21:16 - Planning imagery around your target market and message 24:05 - Being human in a world of AI 26:36 - Building trust when clients are finding and vetting lawyers online 28:45 - Updating your photography regularly and continuing to show up Mentioned In Why Your Headshot Is a Business Strategy, Not a Vanity Project Michelle Citrin Studios Michelle Citrin on LinkedIn Get connected with the coaching team: hello@thelawyersedge.com The Lawyer's Edge SPONSOR FOR THIS EPISODE This episode is brought to you by the coaching team at The Lawyer's Edge, a training and coaching firm that has been focused exclusively on lawyers and law firms since 2008. Each member of the team is a trained, certified, and experienced professional coach—and either a former practicing attorney or a former law firm marketing and business development professional. Whatever your professional objectives, our coaches can help you achieve your goals more quickly, more easily, and with significantly less stress. To get connected with your coach, fill out our contact form.

01. GRUE, Moonlight Tunes & AV – Around the Globe (Extended Mix) 02. Georgio Safo – Altair (Extended Mix) 03. Amax DJ – Cosmic Diner (Original Mix) 04. Athez – Paloma (Original Mix) 05. Jef Karlen – Yesterday (Dub Mix) 06. LR Uplift – Arrival (Original Mix) 07. Laucco – Find The Sun 08. DJ Dani – True Romance (Original Mix) 09. Alexander Popov & Alexander Komarov – Chambala (Extended Mix) 10. Shimo Yuki – Yu Wei Ting (Extended Mix) 11. Eximinds & DJ Orcidia – Ave Maria (Extended Mix) 12. Alex Shov – Just Be (Extended Mix) 13. Dermot Kirby – Imagine (Extended Mix) 14. Masaru Hinaiji – May 1St Fine (Sam Fletcher Remix) 15. Etasonic – Castello (Extended Mix) 16. Andre Wildenhues – Me aferro a la esperanza (Spanish Vocal Mix) 17. Evil Shadow – Light of Resurrection (Original Mix) 18. U-Mount – Through Fear (Extended Mix) 19. LinMou – Lorelei (Extended Mix) 20. Aimoon & Dunver – Higher (Aerial Beat Extended Remix) 21. E1forya & Ktsu – Night Zone (Extended Mix) 22. Woody van Eyden & Alex M.O.R.P.H. feat. Michelle Citrin – Turn it on (Sean Tyas Remix) The post Tommy Pi pres. Trance Experience – Episode 836 (10-02-2026) first appeared on Tommy-Pi.com.

An interview with Artist-In-Residence, Michelle Citrin

Today we have an amazing guest on the show, we have professional photographer, realtor and branding expert, my good friend Michelle Citrin. I’ve know Michelle for a long time now and I’ve always been a huge fan on her positivity, work ethic, and sheer dedication to her craft. Her marketing expertise, organizational skills, and eye for detail all contributed to the rapid growth and success of her photography businesses and she has taken that formula and is now applying to Real Estate as well. We all know that Photography and Real Estate are both extremely competitive industries, and Michelle has found unique and effective ways to brand and differentiate her businesses that she shares with you in this episode. In this episode, Michelle and I talk about identifying your brand: which is key. A lot of people talk about "building a brand" but to be able to do that effectively you first need to identify what your brand stands for, and Michelle talks about that in this episode. Once you find that sweet spot, Michelle tells us how to double down and start growing that brand organically through various channels, whether that be social media, newsletters, etc. Another thing Michelle talks about in this episode, which I loved, was understanding who your ideal client is.As professionals sometimes we forget that we don’t need to take every customer that comes our way, and Michelle shares some great tips on how to filter out which customers are ideal and which could be problematic. Michelle then gets into some practical tips when it comes to social media marketing. If you follow Michelle on social media, you know she is an absolute machine when it comes to that and she shares some of the ways she stays organized and consistent when it comes to marketing herself online. I had a blast filming this episode with Michelle and it’s filled with actionable insights that I’m sure you’ll get lots of value from. I’m really excited to share this episode with you all today, so without further ado…. let’s go on into the episode! Follow Michelle Citrin Website: http://www.michellecitrinstudios.comFacebook: https://www.facebook.com/michellecitrinstudios/ Instagram: https://www.instagram.com/michellecitrin_studios/

This week's episode falls on the Jewish holy day of Yom Kippur, so we're marking this occasion by adding two new Hanukkah songs to our ever-growing list of winter holiday music. "Pass the Candle" by Michelle Citrin is an upbeat little tune perfectly suited for a Hanukkah montage, while "Not By Might, Not By Power" by Debbie Friedman brings a powerful performance and a message of peace.

This week, by popular demand, we return to the nigh-inexhaustible subject of music about sex and Santa Claus. Fortunately, "Back Door Santa" by Clarence Carter is far from the worst song in this sub-genre we've covered, and we pair it with another tune that sounds better in execution than in concept, the sultry but sweet "Hanukkah Lovin'" by Michelle Citrin. Thanks to Matt, Alan, and anonymous for the requests!

01. Woody Van Eyden feat. Michelle Citrin – Turn It On (Original Mix) 02. Meighan Nealon, Ashley Wallbridge – I Believe (Gareth Emery Mix) 03. Martin Roth, Alex Bartlett – Off The World (Lange Remix) 04. Flack.su – T-Break (Beta Remix) 05. Armin Van Buuren, DJ Shah – In & Out of Love (Extended Mix) 06. Tasadi – Time Machine [...]

1. Alex M.O.R.P.H. – Walk The Edge (Intro Mix) 2. Woody Van Eyden feat. Michelle Citrin – Turn It On (Original Mix) 3. Majai – Phoria (Jorn Van Deynhoven Dub Mix) 4. Nadia Ali – Crash And Burn (Sultan & Ned Shepard Remix) 5. Delerium feat. Sarah McLachlan – Silience (Niels van Gogh vs. Thomas Gold Remix) 6. Mirco de [...]