ABOUT THIS PODCAST 🔗
Clover is a podcast spotlighting women who are redefining leadership by stepping into visibility, authority, and ownership of their work. Hosted by Erin Geiger, the show features founders, executives, and trailblazers who are reshaping the way we think about success, work, and influence.
Each episode dives into real conversations about the wins, the challenges, and the bold decisions that drive women at the top of their game. From navigating nonlinear careers to leading teams, scaling companies, breaking barriers to driving change—Clover uncovers the stories and perspectives, and decisions that shape modern leadership.
The name comes from the phrase “to be in clover”—to live in prosperity, comfort, and joy. That’s the spirit behind every interview: empowering, honest, and full of takeaways you can bring into your own leadership journey.
If you’re building a business, leading others, or simply seeking stories that fuel ambition, Clover will keep you inspired and equipped to grow.
Hit follow to join us each week as we step into abundance—together.
Show artwork by the incredible Mayra Avila.
Hosts:
Update frequency:
every 16 days
Average audio length:
31 minutes
Guest interviews
English
United States
143 episodes
since March 11, 2020
episodic
LATEST EPISODE 🔗
What do you do when the life and career you've worked so hard to build just aren't working for you anymore?
You could keep pushing through. You could jump into the next job, the next opportunity, the next thing that looks good on paper. Or you could ask yourself a question we probably don…
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PREVIOUS EPISODES 🔗
This week on Clover, I sit down with Emily Gupton—a technology leader, community builder, and soon-to-be President of Austin Women in Technology. Emily’s career path has been anything but linear: from studying neuroscience and working in radiology, to project management in commercial furniture, to …
In this episode of Clover, I sit down with Cherie Werner, the force behind Fiesta, the largest community for founders and investors in Austin, and FoundHERs, a dedicated space for women entrepreneurs. Cherie shares her journey from startup life to building Fiesta almost by accident, and how “leadin…
In this episode of Clover, I sit down with Andrea Bridges-Smith, founder of San Fenix, to talk about career pivots, finding confidence in front of an audience, and why a compelling story can make all the difference when you are trying to get people invested in an idea.
Andrea’s path has taken her f…
When I first launched Clover, I made a mental list of women I knew I wanted to reconnect with and bring onto the show. Gretta Gardner was at the top of that list.
Gretta and I first met years ago when we both lived in Austin, and I've watched her career with admiration ever since. Today, she s…
Most people know Komal Patel as the founder of two AI-powered jewelry companies. What they may not realize is that her path started with two decades in big tech, an industry she had known her entire life.
In this episode, Komal shares how growing up in a family jewelry business gave her a unique pe…
Tarryn Reeves had everything she thought success was supposed to look like: a six-figure career, a corner office overlooking Sydney Harbour, and every milestone she had been taught to chase. But behind the scenes, her mental and physical health were telling a very different story.
In this episode o…
From styling celebrities like Selena Gomez for nearly a decade to helping women executives own the room in the boardroom, Basia Richard has built a career around one powerful idea: how you show up matters.
In this episode, Basia shares her incredible journey from growing up in Poland to pursuing a …
What happens when a creative mind, a startup operator, a cancer survivor, and a humanitarian all live inside the same person?
In this episode of Clover, I sit down with Melissa Wood, founder of Formis and Curate, to explore the winding path that led her from a small town in North Carolina to the st…
What does it mean to build a life rooted in service rather than status?
In this deeply moving conversation, I sat down with Dr. Farah Shroff—public health leader, educator, researcher, yoga teacher, and advocate for women's health—to explore the experiences that shaped her work and worldview. …
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