In this episode, Lauren Moraski sits down with Meghan Murakami, a social video producer at NBC News, to explore how she blends narrative instincts with digital innovation. Meghan opens up about her path from the world of books to shaping stories for one of the most iconic names in broadcast journalism. They dive into the nuances of audience engagement, how creative instincts evolve in fast-paced media, and what it means to build a voice in an ever-changing digital landscape.

Amber Khieralla has built a multifaceted career as an actress, creative director, and entrepreneur, blending storytelling with intention across film, fashion, and travel. In this episode, she opens up about navigating imposter syndrome, choosing projects that align with her values, and evolving her creative identity in the age of social media. Whether she's starring in a Sundance-featured short or building a brand from the ground up, Amber reminds us that success doesn’t come from waiting; it comes from showing up and starting, even before you feel ready.

In this episode of How She Made It, guest host Lauren Moraski sits down with journalist, creator advocate, and writer Louise Peres to talk about the art of storytelling, navigating global career pivots, and embracing creative evolution. From working in Brazil to building a media career in NYC—and back again—Louise shares the lessons she’s learned on reinvention, resilience, and rediscovering her voice through writing. Tune in for real talk on imposter syndrome, trusting your gut, and why embracing change is essential in today’s media landscape.