You Good, Girl?
You Good, Girl? is a real-time look at what it actually takes to build something of your own. Hosted by Susan Jensen and Mika-Tashé St. Fleur, this podcast follows two marketers navigating the first year of solopreneurship—without pretending to have it all figured out. From client work and confidence dips to overthinking, momentum, and everything in between, each episode is an honest conversation about the messy middle of starting over and building what’s next. This isn’t a “how-to” podcast. It’s a “we’re in it too” podcast. If you’ve ever thought about leaving corporate, starting your own thing, or wo...
You Good, Girl? | From “Marketing Stuff” to Going All In | Ep 03
Episode summary
In this episode, Susan Jensen and Mika-Tashé St. Fleur officially introduce You Good, Girl? — Solopreneur Life, Unpolished and the story behind how it came to life (including the lost “episode zero”… still in mourning).
They share the real behind-the-scenes of going all in on their businesses—unexpected layoffs, starting from scratch, years of side hustle evolution, and the messy middle of figuring out what you actually want to be known for.
This conversation sets the tone for the podcast: unfiltered, honest check-ins on the highs, lows, and everything in between when you’re buil...
The Almost Name: “You Good, Girl?” Before It Was Official | Ep 02
Episode summary
What do you call a podcast when you’re still figuring out what it wants to be? In this episode, Susan and Mika talk about the pressure of naming things, the challenge of building a brand in real time, and why marketers sometimes overcomplicate the very thing they help clients do every day. It’s a conversation about words, strategy, identity, and the messy middle of building something honest.
In this episode
Why naming a business or show can feel way harder when it’s your ownThe problem with words like “marketing” and “brand...We Hit Record Before We Felt Ready | Ep. 01
Episode summary
In the very first episode of You Good, Girl?, Susan and Mika hit record before everything is figured out and talk honestly about what this season of business and life looks like. From ice storm isolation and work rhythms to overplanning, imposter syndrome, and the pressure to show up before you feel fully ready, this conversation sets the tone for what the show is about: real talk, real-time processing, and building something without pretending to have it all buttoned up.
