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On this week’s episode of You Are What You Read , we are thrilled to bring you our LIVE conversation with the great Susan Lucci at the Adelphi University Writers & Readers Festival. Susan Lucci is the most famous face in daytime television history and held audiences spellbound for over forty years as the iconic Erica Kane on ABC’s award-winning daytime drama All My Children . In May of 1999, on her nineteenth nomination, she won the Emmy for Best Actress, receiving the longest standing ovation in television history. She is the author of the New York Times bestselling memoirs All My Life and La Lucci , which we discuss in this episode. Susan most recently finished a successful run starring in the off-Broadway hit show My First Ex-Husband and appears in Jonah Hill’s Apple TV+ film Outcome . Learn more about your ad choices. Visit megaphone.fm/adchoices

Even if you don’t like football … Monica plans to make you the smartest person at the party Sunday—don’t miss Monica Nelson with our Mildly important, not so breaking, broken news update! The great Susan Lucci is out with a second memoir, La Lucci. Why a second?? Don’t miss our visit with the queen of daytime tv! See omnystudio.com/listener for privacy information.

Jennie dives deeper with Susan Lucci into her new memoir La Lucci , taking her chapter "thank you for asking" beyond the page ...answering questions about love after loss, amazing BTS stories of stars who got their start on All My Children (like Oscar nominee Michael B. Jordan!) and the authentic SECRET to Susan's Italian father's spaghetti with meatballs. Follow the "I Choose Me" Podcast on Instagram and TikTok Follow Jennie on Instagram , TikTok , and Facebook See omnystudio.com/listener for privacy information.

Daytime superstar and icon, Susan Lucci opens up about loss, reinvention and the one decision to choose herself that *literally* saved her life. From legendary career highs and lows to profound personal grief, this is an inspiring listen about resilience, faith and the strength beneath the glamour. Follow the "I Choose Me" Podcast on Instagram and TikTok Follow Jennie on Instagram , TikTok , and Facebook See omnystudio.com/listener for privacy information.

Today’s guest, Susan Lucci, takes us on a journey of creating Circles over 12 years ago when she realized that something new was calling to her. Susan is a master storyteller, weaving not only the moments of her life together, but also the wisdom of both her mentors and her clients. Susan reliably upholds themes of peace, possibility and our shared humanity in her work, which is always changing and evolving. Her world view and willingness to gather our collective souls together is exactly the type of leadership that is being called for in our world. Be prepared to be inspired by her messages and visions. EPISODE TAKEAWAYS: ● How Circle tending began for Susan on a dark fall evening ● Bringing the ancient archetype to life in order to support women and humanity ● How what breaks your heart is a portal to your purpose ● Women are the antidote to crises throughout the world ● Why Mystical + Sisterhood are powerful concepts for what’s needed right now ● The crisis of loneliness and why we need each other now more than ever ● We are all needed - all of our various perspectives, views and energies ● How Susan guides high school seniors to write college essays from their essence About the Guest: Susan Lucci, a Soulful Facilitator, Life Design Catalyst Coach® and Certified Purpose Guide™, is passionate about encouraging and guiding women to reconnect to their essential nature and boldly, bravely turn up their soul shine to bring more of their authentic selves and gifts into the world. (www.pursuepurpose.co) Attuning to the ache of our shared longing to belong, she became a social artisan of Circle technologies 12+ years ago and has loved using this ancient archetype to facilitate nearly 1000 soulful conversations. (www.2big4words.org) Susan holds brave, sacred space as an activator incubator, a way of deepening dialogue that is generative and restorative and allows for group wisdom and co-creativity to emerge. Passionate about creating healthier conversations that lead to healthier communities, this former lawyer is now a soul advocate for creating a more just and equitable world where everyone thrives! In addition, Susan brings over 15 years of dynamic facilitation experience with a specialty in engaging diverse communities to create more inclusive, sustainable and equitable cultures. She is currently a film festival facilitator with the One Earth Collective, a Guide with CIRCL.ES, facilitating global CEO peer learning cohorts for Harvard Business School, and is designing and implementing a facilitator training program for Translator, a social DEI learning platform—whose purpose is to scale empathy by cultivating more inclusive cultures in large corporations. An entrepreneur, she co-founded the Global Purpose Leaders and FeelReal (a virtual community for DEI-specialized spaceholders). Learn more https://www.2big4words.org/ https://circl.es/www.pursuepurpose.com Resources mentioned in the podcast: Tara Mohr poem: You-Shaped Hole Jean Shinoda Bolen: The Millionth Circle Tama Kieves About the Host: Maureen Spielman is the Founder of Mystical Sisterhood, a podcast dedicated to bringing more joy, healing and expansion to the world. She is a seasoned life coach who supports individuals through one-on-one coaching, groups and workshops. Connect with Maureen: ● Check out her Instagram @maureeenspielman ● Learn more about her work at www.maureenspielman.com ● Want to join our Mystical Sisterhood Membership community? Find out more here: <a href="https://www.maureenspielman.com/mysticalsisterhood" rel="noopene

Jane’s guest today, in celebration of American Heart Month, is the Emmy Award- winning actress, television host, New York Times bestselling author, and beauty, health and fitness legend, Susan Lucci. An industry icon and wealth of inspiration, Susan has recently added heart disease survivor to her long list of accomplishments. That is why she is also the National Ambassador for the American Heart Association's Go Red for Women movement, for which CVS Health is a national sponsor. On this segment, Susan, a beloved role model for so many of us, will talk about her personal journey and why she is encouraging us all to make our heart health a priority. Jane and Susan talk about the need to reduce the risk of heart disease, the leading cause of death in the United States for not just men, as commonly assumed, but women as well. Listeners will learn the conversation we should have with our doctors about symptoms we should never ignore, the condition of our hearts, healthy lifestyle modifications, anti-stress tips, and the key changes we must make in our lives to combat coronary issues and help our hearts become Better Than Before.

Emmy-award winning actress, Susan Lucci talks about preserving in her acting career and personal life. She also explains how having the mindset that anything is possible, helped her achieve her goals.

Jackie Batson shares why she hasn’t given up hope on finding the man of her dreams. Then Max talks with actress Susan Lucci about what playing the same role for 41 years — Erica Kane on the soap opera All My Children — taught her about herself and about getting older. -- Know someone who should be on 70 Over 70? We’re looking for all types of stories and people to feature at the top of the show. To nominate yourself or someone else, email 70over70@pineapple.fm or call 302-659-7070 and tell us your name, age, where you’re from and what you want to talk about.

In this episode I talk to actress, daytime soap icon, and business mogul, Susan Lucci. We talk about many topics including All My Children, and how if felt to finally win an Emmy. Susan also shares her favorite designers, why her hair always looks perfect, her “Pilates” body, and discusses 70 being the new 40. She even discusses being married to the same man for almost 50 years, who her role models are, the importance of being humble, and what some of the biggest challenges are that women face today.