The All’s Fair with Laura Wasser Podcast

Laura and cutting edge beauty expert Giuseppe Franco chat about his 35 year history as a celebrity stylist and salon owner in Beverly Hills. He reveals what qualifies him as "the de facto therapist" when he has a client in his chair. Laura and Giuseppe fill us in on the 1st Annual Love Yourself Event that It's Over Easy held at Giuseppe's salon co-hosted by the luxury auction marketplace Worthy.com and Jennifer Giamo of Fresh Start Fitness. On The Sunny Side Up Report Johnnie and Laura learn more about millennials and the unique ways they break up and uncouple. Laura and Johnnie take a look...

This week Laura chats with reality TV's sweetheart from Bravo TV's Vanderpump Rules (another Podcast One alum!) Scheana Shay about what it was like having her divorce from Mike Shay featured as a story-line on Vanderpump Rules, the challenges of dating as a reality TV star, starting over after divorce and the signs to consider when thinking about a divorce.

Jay Mohr, the actor, comedian and fellow Podcast One alum, joins Laura in the studio to talk about his recent divorce and his “starter marriage.”  He reveals the challenges he’s faced co-parenting, starting over after divorce, post-divorce finances and SO much more.  On the Sunny Side Up Report, Johnnie and Laura discuss navigating the holidays with divorced parents, Trump’s lawyer Rudy Giuliani trying to get out of paying alimony, and the break up news of the day including Bustle’s 14 underrated parts of divorce. 

Divorce sucks and it's a podcast, too!

This week sees the debut of the Sunny Side Up Report with Laura and it’s over easy's Chief Content Officer Johnnie Raines delivering the latest from social media and the ioe insights blog. Then Professional Certified Coach and Business consultant for Female Entrepreneurs Joy Chudacoff joins the podcast to bring her own brand of moxie and advice for women who want to start their own businesses after a break up.  Joy and Laura share advice and their tips for success that you can use to avoid self sabotage in emotional situations.