In this episode of What She Does, Pilates instructor and studio owner Andrea White breaks down what the job actually involves—from anatomy and spinal health to training, client work, and business ownership. We explore how a creative career can evolve into a sustainable profession, and why non-linear paths often make more sense in hindsight.

In this episode of What She Does, we talk with Paige Fingerhut Charnick, a Southern California real estate broker who specializes in probate and trust sales. With more than 30 years of experience across real estate, escrow, and legal work, Paige shares what this complex specialty really involves, how she built her career, and why self-awareness and ethics matter in high-stakes transactions.

This conversation explores what it’s really like to build a real estate career, how specialization shapes success, and what Paige has learned along the way.

In this episode of What She Does, music publicist Melissa Dragich breaks down how the music industry—and the role of publicists within it—has fundamentally changed. From the decline of traditional music journalism to the rise of digital platforms like TikTok, Melissa shares how publicity has evolved in a post-COVID world.

She discusses building long-term client relationships, balancing career and family life, and why adaptability is now an essential skill in entertainment PR. Melissa also reflects on the growing role of digital marketing and AI in publicity—while making the case that relationships will always remain at the core of successful PR.