Media

Everything external lives here.

The handoff point for press, producers, event teams, podcast hosts, and collaborators.

Social Channels

Socials

Follow the live platforms, keep the brand touchpoints consistent, and send people to the channels that are already active.

Where to send people first

  • Use Instagram for daily brand touchpoints and short-form audience connection.
  • Use YouTube for long-form authority building, clips, and future episode distribution.
  • Use Facebook and LinkedIn when the audience skews older, professional, or media-adjacent.

If we add TikTok or a primary email list landing page later, this is the section to expand.

Editorial Requests

Press and Media Request

For interviews, features, expert commentary, TV booking, and producer follow-up, keep the request tight and we can reply with the right materials.

Best request format

  • Publication, outlet, or program name.
  • Topic, angle, or working headline.
  • Deadline, format, and audience profile.
  • Whether you need a short bio, long bio, headshots, or approved talking points.

What this section covers

Submit Press Inquiry
Guest Appearance

Podcast Request

If you want Lisa on your podcast, lead with the audience, the angle, and why this episode deserves attention beyond generic self-help talk.

Good fit topics

  • The Drama Diet and how people accidentally stay loyal to chaos.
  • Boundaries, emotional clarity, and recovering personal power.
  • Reputation, relationships, and navigating conflict in public or private life.
  • What high-functioning people still get wrong about peace, performance, and self-respect.
Guest Pitch

Podcast Guest Request

Pitch guests for The Drama Diet with a real thesis, not a generic one-sheet. The strongest submissions have tension, relevance, and a clear audience payoff.

What to include

  • Guest name, role, and why they matter right now.
  • Three conversation angles that fit the Drama Diet audience.
  • Recent links, book launch, media cycle, or business context.
  • Why Lisa is the right interviewer for this conversation.

Before you pitch

Review the show first so the guest suggestion feels native to the brand. If the guest is only promoting a launch and there is no deeper conversation, it is probably not a fit.

Pitch a Guest
Events and Stages

Speaking Request

For conferences, leadership offsites, private communities, and premium rooms, this is where speaking inquiries should start.

Strong use cases

  • Keynotes on boundaries, conflict, and self-respect under pressure.
  • Executive and team conversations about drama-free leadership.
  • Women’s events, growth communities, and premium membership experiences.
  • Interviews, firesides, and high-trust rooms where story and authority both matter.

To speed up booking

  • Event name, city, and target date.
  • Audience type, room size, and format.
  • Desired talk length and whether Q&A is included.
  • Budget range and timeline for confirmation.
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