Megan Markle for the first podcast view “Female Foundation Confessions”
Megan, the Duchess of Sussex, has returned with her first new pod in more than two years: “Female founder confessions”, where she will participate in visions and stories of her own business projects with prominent entrepreneurs.
From Lemonada Media, the new podcast will be shown from Meghan on April 8, 2025, via Spotify, YouTube, Apple Podcasts and other major sound platforms. New episodes of the eight -part series will be released per week. This series “allows the audience to be a fly on the wall and hear unarmed stories behind the successes of prominent institutions, while also infiltrating a peek behind the Megan’s private journey at all,” according to Lemonada.
“I am very proud of what we are creating, and the explicit conversations that I can hold with other institutions while we are emptying the fluctuations and turns in building a business,” Megan said in a statement. “Through my friendships and relationships, we are able to dive into the type of ideas that everyone wants to know while building a business, and I am able to benefit from my own business with ever.”
The new podcast comes under a deal that was organized with Lemonada Media last year, after the PRINCE Harry and Meghan’s ArcheWell Productions ended in mid -2013, when the couple made only one show (a series of interviews with “models of models”) to signs. Under the deal, Lemonada deals with advertising sales and distributing them to “original models” episodes, where Meghan “explores the stickers trying to restore women.
Lemonada Media is an independent podcast network founded in 2019 by Jessica Cordova Kramer and Stephanie and Whiz Les. The original offers of the company include “Wiser Thas Me with Julia Louis-Dreyfus”; “Failure Better with David Duchevny”; “Choose words with Samantha Bee”; And “Sarah Silverman Bodcast.”
“As the institutions of ourselves, I am grateful to come to get a chance to build alongside the strict Meghan Podcast that we need when we started Limonada,” said Kordova Kramer. “Megan is such a warm and welcome person, and she feels this in her interviews. She creates a comfortable space for her guests to bring great personal stories to the table and open up in a way that they likely do before. Listeners can expect more than one breaking hall of the meeting hall,” said Whitlet Wasz.