Reese Oliver

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1,229 appearances 6 recordings 1 series first heard Jun 2026 last heard 15 Sep

Reese Oliver’s voice in public audio — every appearance, attributed to the second.

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Recordings per month over the last 12 months — 6 in all, peaking in Sep 2026 with 2.

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Einstein highlights in her book Hoodwinked was a practice coined by Slack alum Lululemon.
Einstein says that ambassadors selling you a brand as an integral part of their life imbued the mindset that, quote, shopping at these stores or using these brands, we communicate to the world who we are, or at least how we want to be perceived.
Stars turning into entrepreneurs is also nothing new.
Trying to find the first one really only begets listicles of rags to riches stories from celebrities who have bolstered their hard-earned
Earned riches by starting everything from production companies to emoji apps to laptop-sized burger grills.
I honestly felt like once celebrities cracked the code and figured out that they could start selling products themselves instead of just being ambassadors for them, there was a period of just throwing literally anything at the wall to see what stuck.
And now, via social media, celebrities have kind of found their niche.
The biggest one, of course, being wellness, the topic of today's episode.
Recently, it feels as though celebrity brands have multiplied exponentially and worked their way into the beauty and wellness world to new degrees.
From road to kinuforics.
It feels like, especially nowadays, celebrity beauty and lifestyle brands are absolutely everywhere, from consumables to topicals.
The humble endorsement has been long abandoned in favor of DIY CEO ship.
I think our parasocial relationships with celebrities have reached such a point where it is not.
Enough to consume their content we need to pretend to be.
We are already using the internet as a shortcutted way to create a version of ourselves to present to the world.
Celebrities are also a way to create identity.
We form who we are through the things and the people that we love.
And now the celebrities are kind of taking advantage of the online personalities that we are already building and saying, hey, you want to be a clean girl.
Girl, you want to be a bed rot girl.
I don't even know.
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