Explore every episode of the podcast What We Wore

Heather Rosenfield and Jenny Belushi are the co-creators of Poppy Store, an enchanting children’s boutique in California. This episode offers an inspiring look at their serendipitous partnership and why being a children’s retailer is truly joyous. Find us on Instagram:  @whatweworepodcast  @shopcapitol  Or on the web:  www.shop-capitol.com 

Why is Jennifer Meyer so inspiring? She pursued her passion for jewelry with no experience and was met with great success. Learn how she continues to move through life and business with little fear. Find us on Instagram:  @whatweworepodcast  @shopcapitol  Or on the web:  www.shop-capitol.com 

Lizzie Means Duplantis and Sarah Means are the dynamic sisters behind Miron Crosby, a collection of cowboy boots. On this episode from Season 5, you will hear the story of their life together from growing up on a ranch in West Texas, to embarking on separate careers in New York, and finally returning to Texas to launch Miron Crosby. Find Lizzie and Sarah (and us!) on Instagram:  @mironcrosby @whatweworepodcast  @shopcapitol  Or on the web:  www.mironcrosby.com www.shop-capitol.com 

Caroline Weller began her career in large fashion houses such as Calvin Klein, J.Crew, and Georgio Armani.  At the height of her corporate career, Caroline began to feel a lack of the excitement and creativity she once felt.  Caroline's passion for design was reignited when she moved her family to India and began to work with talented artisans and craftsmen to create her own brand, Banjanan. Find Banjanan (and us!) on Instagram:  @banjanan @whatweworepodcast  @shopcapitol  Or on the web:  www.banjanan.com www.shop-capitol.com 

JJ Martin started her career on the journalism side of fashion and is now the founder of La DoubleJ.  During the lockdown in Milan, JJ has focused on growing her spirituality and encouraging her community to do the same.  JJ also shares her evolving dream to integrate coaching more deeply into her life and fashion career. Find JJ (and us!) on Instagram:  @jjmartinmilan @ladoublej @whatweworepodcast  @shopcapitol  Or on the web:  www.ladoublej.com www.shop-capitol.com 

Laura and Irene share a space in the Brentwood Country Mart, but have been quarantined across the country for the past couple of months.  In this conversation, the two friends reflect on what they've learned about themselves and the gratitude they have for their teams.  Irene also shares the creativity she has found in this moment of stillness through painting. Find Irene (and us!) on Instagram:  @ireneneuwirth @whatweworepodcast  @shopcapitol  Or on the web:  www.ireneneuwirth.com www.shop-capitol.com 

Jessica Capshaw shares her journey from growing up in Missouri, New York, and Los Angeles to breaking into television as a young actress.  She also shares more about her profound role on Grey’s Anatomy as Dr. Arizona Robbins, one of the first openly gay series regular characters on network television. There is so much to be learned from Jessica's evolving sense of purpose as she creates a rich family life and career.  Find Jessica (and us!) on Instagram:  @jessicacapshaw @whatweworepodcast  @shopcapitol  Or on the web:  www.shop-capitol.com 

Sally Campbell is a bright light in the entertainment industry with a colorful style to match.  There is so much to be learned from Sally's unconventional path to her successful career as an award-winning producer and co-founder of Somesuch, a globally-acclaimed production company.   In this episode, Laura and Sally also have an inspiring discussion surrounding their similar missions to champion the women they work with and change the narrative surrounding getting women successfully back from maternity leave. Find Somesuch (and us!) on Instagram:  @somesuchandco @whatweworepodcast  @shopcapitol  Or on the web:  www.somesuch.co www.shop-capitol.com 

Garden & Gun and Capitol partnered on this What We Wore podcast capsule because collectively, we believe that great storytelling is important now more than ever.   Jody Candrian is a Capitol favorite for her signature use of bold gemstones in cuffs, bolos, and necklaces.  Laura and Jody discuss how stones provide us with the healing energy we so often need and the unique journey that brought Jody from the South West to the South.   Find Garden & Gun (and us!) on Instagram:  @gardenandgun @jodycandrian @whatweworepodcast  @shopcapitol  Or on the web:  www.gardenandgun.com www.jodycandrian.com www.shop-capitol.com 

Garden & Gun and Capitol partnered on this What We Wore podcast capsule because collectively, we believe that great storytelling is important now more than ever. Ruth Runberg is a Capitol alumna and a talented buyer who worked with the most iconic retailers in the fashion industry including Barney's, Saks, and Brown's.  Ruth recently opened an interiors business, R. Runberg Curiosities, where she sells rare furniture, accents, objects from around the world.  Laura and Ruth's conversation sheds a light on the way the fashion industry landscape has changed over the past 15 years to the present moment. Find Garden and Gun (and us!) on Instagram:  @gardenandgun @rrunberg @whatweworepodcast  @shopcapitol  Or on the web:  www.gardenandgun.com www.shop-capitol.com 

Garden & Gun and Capitol partnered on this What We Wore podcast capsule because collectively, we believe that great storytelling is important now more than ever. Haskell Harris is the style director for Garden & Gun and we are re-releasing this special episode as part of our joint capsule. Haskell is a wonderful storyteller, especially when it comes to her tales of growing up in Martinsville, Virginia.  Laura and Haskell also discuss what it means to be Southern, their uncommon shared experience of eloping, and, of course, Southern style.   Find Garden and Gun (and us!) on Instagram:  @gardenandgun @haskellharris @whatweworepodcast  @shopcapitol  Or on the web:  www.gardenandgun.com www.shop-capitol.com 

Garden & Gun and Capitol partnered on this What We Wore podcast capsule because collectively, we believe that great storytelling is important now more than ever. In support one of Charleston's most beloved restaurateurs, Brooks Reitz, we are re-releasing this episode as part of our capsule.  Laura sat down with Brooks at the Garden & Gun offices in Charleston for the original recording and discussed everything from Brooks’ rise through the restaurant ranks to their shared experience working with a professional coach. Find Brooks (and us!) on Instagram:  @brookreitz @whatweworepodcast  @shopcapitol  Or on the web:  www.shop-capitol.com 

Garden & Gun and Capitol partnered on this What We Wore podcast capsule because we believe that great storytelling is important now more than ever. Our first episode features Garden & Gun Editor in Chief, Dave DiBenedetto. It is no surprise that Dave DiBenedetto is one of the most compelling storytellers in the business and his lively journey from the South to New York and back provides moments of rich meaning and many laughs. Laura and Dave also discuss the 2008 recession, which provides great resonance and inspiration amidst the continued Covid-19 crisis.  Find Garden and Gun (and us!) on Instagram:  @gardenandgun @davedibendetto @whatweworepodcast  @shopcapitol  Or on the web:  www.gardenandgun.com www.shop-capitol.com 

Lauren Sherman is a career journalist who has reported on the fashion industry for the past twenty years. This episode shines a light on the complexity and nuances of the industry and the power of finding your niche. Find Lauren (and us!) on Instagram:  @lapresmidi @whatweworepodcast  @shopcapitol  Or on the web:  www.puck.news/author/lauren-sherman www.shop-capitol.com 

Charlotte Lucas is an acclaimed interior designer often highlighted in design magazines from House Beautiful to Elle Décor.  Charlotte is a dear friend of Capitol and her firm is based nearby in Charlotte, North Carolina.  Laura and Charlotte sat down after the Cara Cara launch dinner party that Charlotte co-hosted to talk interior design, growing teams, and hard work without complaint. Find La Ligne (and us!) on Instagram:  @charlottehlucas @whatweworepodcast  @shopcapitol  Or on the web:  www.charlottelucasdesign.com www.shop-capitol.com 

Laura Vinroot Poole and the teams at Poole Shop and Capitol were thrilled to help launch emerging brand, Cara Cara, in Charlotte on a lovely evening this spring -- their gorgeous launch dinner was a bright light in the midst of a trying time. The three co founders of Cara Cara are charming, talented, and vibrant, and this conversation takes a lively look at their entrepreneurial journey and the friendship behind it. Find Cara Cara (and us!) on Instagram:  @caracara_nyc @whatweworepodcast  @shopcapitol  Or on the web:  www.caracaranyc.com www.shop-capitol.com 

In this episode, Laura Vinroot Poole and creative director Scott Newkirk discuss the recent Paris market, the state of the industry, and the bright (pink!) days to come. Find Scott (and us!) on Instagram:  @whatweworepodcast @shopcapitol  @burlap88 @newkrik_interiors Or on the web:  www.shop-capitol.com 

In honor of Jane's return to Capitol Charlotte this month, we are re-releasing her fascinating episode. Jane Pendry has lived a fashion fairytale starting her career in publishing at WWD and British Vogue, then onto major houses in Europe such as Yves Saint Laurent and Givenchy, and eventually creating her own coveted brand that is a favorite of our clients for its tailored shapes and beautiful fabrics. Jane's story teaches us all the value of creating your own path and the beauty that comes with many different chapters and experiences. Find Jane (and us!) on Instagram:  @dovimaparis @whatweworepodcast @shopcapitol  Or on the web:  www.dovimaparis.com www.shop-capitol.com

In this episode, Laura speaks with dear friend and designer Meredith German -- Meredith's entertaining tales of her childhood spent at the iconic Greenbrier Hotel progress into a colorful journey through the fashion industry as a designer for Marc Jacobs, Draper James, Reed Krakoff, and now, heritage brand Bienen Davis.  There is much to learn through Meredith's experience from her decision to shutter her namesake collection to her latest chapter re-imagining a storied brand. Find Meredith (and us!) on Instagram:  @meredithgerman_ @bienendavis @whatweworepodcast  @shopcapitol  Or on the web:  www.bienendavis.com www.shop-capitol.com 

In this episode, we learn more about Barbara Tfank's fascinating journey from costume design to fashion design.  Most notably, we learn how Barbara paved the way for designers to dress and design for celebrities, which is now an enormous part of the fashion industry.  Barbara's iconic creations have been worn by Uma Thurman, Adele, Michele Obama, and many more, on their most monumental occasions. Find Barbara (and us!) on Instagram:  @barbaratfank @whatweworepodcast  @shopcapitol  Or on the web:  www.shop-capitol.com 

Laura and Vivian sit down together in the months leading up to the launch of her new show, South by Somewhere, the opening of her two new restaurants in Charleston, South Carolina, and the debut of her new cookbook. Vivian shares her journey from North Carolina to New York and back home again as she prepares to expand into new markets with the release of her latest projects.  Find Vivian (and us!) on Instagram:  @chefandthef @whatweworepodcast  @shopcapitol  Or on the web:  www.vivianhoward.com www.shop-capitol.com 

In this special miniseries, Laura explores ideas around wellness with experts in the field.  The final episode of the series features holistic healing guide, Stacey Platt, who is a beloved member of the extended Capitol family.  She is based in Los Angeles and visits Charlotte several times a year to work with our clients. This episode explores Stacey's unique journey from MBA student to professional organizer and now living into her calling as a healer.  There is so much to learn from Stacey about finding purpose through joy, living into our own lives rather than into the expectations others project, and so much more. Find Stacey (and us!) on Instagram:  @staceyplatt @whatweworepodcast  @shopcapitol  Or on the web:  www.shop-capitol.com 

In this special miniseries, Laura explores ideas around wellness with experts in the field.  Our second episode in this series was recorded live in Capitol with a group of 50 clients and friends seeking optimum wellbeing. This episode features an impactful conversation that explores what wellbeing means for each of us and provides tools for all of us to explore on our journey toward well being. Find us on Instagram:  @whatweworepodcast  @shopcapitol  Or on the web:  www.shop-capitol.com 

In this special miniseries, Laura explores ideas around wellness with experts in the field.  First up, Capitol's own professional coach, Sarah Olin. Sarah Olin is also the founder of Luscious Mother, where she tackles the challenges of modern-day motherhood in groundbreaking ways. Sarah Olin turns the tables on Laura to ask her about her own definition of wellbeing and what activities provide grounding in a very travel-oriented business. They also explore the well-being activities Laura loves from astrology to aura-soma. Find Sarah (and us!) on Instagram:  @saraholin_lumoleadership @lusciousmother @whatweworepodcast  @shopcapitol  Or on the web:  www.lumoleadership.com www.lusciousmother.com www.shop-capitol.com 

The partnership of Lily Clempson and Michel Cantin of Lily Eve is a true example of alchemy. After an unlikely meeting during Covid, they joined forces on upcycling vintage Hermes blankets and towels into clothing and a business was born. Their love of their work and each other feels like the reason their venture has been so successful. Find Lily and Michel (and us!) on Instagram:  @lily.eve.store @whatweworepodcast  @shopcapitol  Or on the web:  www.lilyeve.store www.shop-capitol.com 

Our final episode highlights some of our favorite moments from the wonderful stories shared throughout the season. There were stories of great successes and struggles, shared truths about motherhood and beyond, and entertaining industry tales.  Thank you for listening this season! Find us on Instagram:  @whatweworepodcast  @shopcapitol  Or on the web:  www.shop-capitol.com 

For this special episode of What We Wore, you will hear from writer, horticulturist, collector, philanthropist and true visionary, Umberto Pasti.  Umberto spoke at Charlotte’s beloved Wing Haven garden to share his experience of creating Rohuna, his renowned garden in Morocco, and Laura Vinroot Poole highlights her favorite stories from the evening.  There is so much to learn from Umberto about holding a vision for something unimaginable and harnessing the passion to create it. Find Umberto (and us!) on Instagram:  @gardenofrohuna @whatweworepodcast  @shopcapitol  Or on the web:  www.gardenofrohuna.com www.shop-capitol.com 

At 8-years-old, Stephan Janson declared his intention to become a couturier to his mother, and by 14, Stephan Janson had been to his Yves Saint Laurent show.  From there Stephan went on to work with many of the greats including Diane Von Furstenberg and Pucci, but ultimately decided he wanted to design his own collection despite what the industry dictated his path should be.  Stephan's self-possession from an early age and his great love story with Umberto Pasti will leave you inspired. Find Stephan (and us!) on Instagram:  @stephanjanson @whatweworepodcast  @shopcapitol  Or on the web:  stephanjanson.com www.shop-capitol.com 

Booth Moore recalls that her first fashion memory was always having a purse as a child. Fast forward, Booth Moore has dedicated herself to a career on the editorial side of the fashion industry working with some of the most revered media brands including WWD, The LA Times, and The Hollywood Reporter.  Laura Vinroot Poole gets the unique opportunity to interview this legendary fashion critic who is rarely the interviewee.  In this conversation, Booth shares more about her reputable career, the state of fashion today, and above all, that she still loves a good purse. Find Booth (and us!) on Instagram:  @boothmoore @whatweworepodcast  @shopcapitol  Or on the web:  www.shop-capitol.com 

Marie-Hélène de Taillac is a jewelry designer whose greatest love is the gemstone.  She treasures their imperfections and seeks to educate us on the way they connect us back to nature and spirituality.    In this conversation, Marie-Hélène shares more about her passion for the gemstones and her craft, her creative upbringing through her family and the fashion industry, and why she recently released her new book, Gold and Gems:  The Jewels of Marie-Hélène de Taillac. Find Marie-Hélène (and us!) on Instagram:  @mariehelenedetaillac @whatweworepodcast  @shopcapitol  Or on the web:  www.mariehelenedetaillac.com www.shop-capitol.com 

Lela Rose is a Texas native who is known for her gorgeous ready-to-wear, bridal designs, and her most recent collection, Pearl.  This episode is both enlightening and light-hearted -- Lela describes how she manages to make business fun in a very tough industry and how she navigated being a first-time mother and entrepreneur in a time before being a working mother was so widely talked about. Find Lela (and us!) on Instagram:  @lelarose @lelarosebridal @pearlbylelarose @whatweworepodcast  @shopcapitol  Or on the web:  www.lelarose.com www.pearl.nyc www.shop-capitol.com 

Jane Scott Hodges is the founder of Leontine Linens based in New Orleans, Louisiana.  She creates the most gorgeous napkins, linens, and towels that often become family heirlooms. In this episode, Jane Scott Hodges shares more about the journey of her business from rebuilding after Hurricane Katrina to the acquisition of Eleanor Beard Studio, a Kentucky-based embroidery business, that makes her business what it is today.   Find Jane Scott (and us!) on Instagram:  @janescotthodges @leontinelinens @whatweworepodcast  @shopcapitol  Or on the web:  www.leontinelinens.com www.shop-capitol.com 

Adam Lippes' journey is unexpected – he began as a psychology major on a path to become an investment banker and instead became one of the industry's youngest creative directors at Oscar de la Renta.  Now, Adam is designing his beautiful namesake collection that reimagines American sportswear and stays true to his vision that clothing should always make a woman smile. In this episode, we learn more about Adam's journey to this latest chapter, his continued passion for the home space, and his new endeavor with his partner creating a luxurious new world for marijuana in the Berkshires. Find Adam (and us!) on Instagram:  @adamlippes @whatweworepodcast  @shopcapitol  Or on the web:  www.adamlippes.com www.shop-capitol.com 

Alejandra Alonso Rojas is originally from Madrid, Spain from a long line of interesting and independent women.  When Alejandra decided to launch her collection, she turned inward to herself and her family instead of looking for outside references.  The result is a gorgeous and rich collection that has landed her a spot in the 2019 CFDA class and in many of our clients' hearts. Find Alejandra (and us!) on Instagram:  @alejandraalonsorojas @whatweworepodcast  @shopcapitol  Or on the web:  www.alejandraalonsorojas.com www.shop-capitol.com 

Brooks Reitz is a Charleston restaurateur who owns Leon's, Melfi's, Little Jack's Tavern and founded Jack Rudy Cocktail Co.   Brooks has collaborated with us on several of our biggest occasions such as our 20th Anniversary Celebration and TABOR's Annual Bungalow Social.     Laura sat down with Brooks at the Garden & Gun offices in Charleston for this episode, which offers powerful insight from two creative entrepreneurs on deciding to work with a professional coach and the process of becoming a more authentic leader.  Find Brooks (and us!) on Instagram:  @brooksreitz @leonsoystershop @littlejackstavern @melfischarleston @jackrudycocktailco @whatweworepodcast  @shopcapitol  Or on the web:  www.leonsoystershop.com www.littlejackstavern.com www.eatatmelfis.com www.jackrudycocktailco.com www.shop-capitol.com 

Malia Mills has always been ahead of her time -- she pioneered swimwear sold as separates and by cup size in the 90s and her advertisements were revolutionary. Malia's journey is, in her words, a testament to the breadcrumbs that create your life path. Her "hell yes" mentality and messages to women are so much bigger than her swimwear line. Find Malia (and us!) on Instagram:  @maliamillsofficial @whatweworepodcast  @shopcapitol  Or on the web:  www.maliamills.com www.shop-capitol.com 

Roksanda Ilinicic is a London-based, Serbian born designer who Capitol has carried for over 15 years. Roksanda is known for her color and modest designs worn by a range of personalities from Michele Obama to Lady Gaga -- the thread is her ability to make women feel powerful and sheltered in her clothing. Roksanda honestly shares on vulnerable topics from motherhood and being a business owner to her decision to design only two collections a year. Find Roksanda (and us!) on Instagram:  @whatweworepodcast @shopcapitol  @roksandailinicic Or on the web: www.shop-capitol.com www.roksanda.com

Scott Newkirk, our visual director and buyer of TABOR, turns the tables and interviews Laura Vinroot Poole for this special episode.  Laura and Scott discuss the highlights from market in Milan and Paris, the buying process, and some of Laura’s favorite stops along the way. Find Laura and Scott (and us!) on Instagram:  @whatweworepodcast @shopcapitol  @lauravinroot @burlap88 @newkirk_interiors Or on the web:  www.shop-capitol.com

Jane Pendry has lived a fashion fairytale starting her career in publishing at WWD and British Vogue, then onto major houses in Europe such as Yves Saint Laurent and Givenchy, and eventually creating her own coveted brand that is a favorite of our clients for its tailored shapes and beautiful fabrics.    Jane's story teaches us all the value of creating your own path and the beauty of many different chapters and experiences. Find Jane (and us!) on Instagram:  @whatweworepodcast @shopcapitol  @dovimaparis Or on the web:  www.shop-capitol.com www.dovimaparis.com

Our beloved visual director, Scott Newkirk, began his prolific career in New York over thirty years ago working with some of the most iconic brands of the era.  Tune in as Scott shares his beginnings in the fashion industry in the 1980s and his path to self discovery along the way. Find Scott (and us!) on Instagram:  @whatweworepodcast @shopcapitol  @burlap88 @newkrik_interiors Or on the web:  www.shop-capitol.com 

Ann Howell Bullard is an emerging designer carried in Capitol Brentwood and Poole Shop.  She creates gorgeous and playful hand-painted leather bags right here in North Carolina. In this episode, Ann Howell and Laura connect on shared experiences as native North Carolinians and the trials that come with growing a new business .   This is a great conversation for entrepreneurs in the design field interested in learning more about a fellow entrepreneur's unique path. Visit Instagrams: @whatweworepodcast @shopcapitol  @annhowellbullard Visit Websites: www.shop-capitol.com www.annhowellbullard.com

Nick Fouquet is the founder and designer behind his namesake hat collection known for unique style and craftsmanship.   Nick chats with Laura about his younger years as the son of a fashion model and and the winding journey of his adulthood that led him to this very moment in his career.  What sounds like a fortuitous path to the whimsical Nick Fouquet world we know, was actually luck met with preparation punctuated by Nick's unwavering passion and perseverance to keep his business growing.  We think you will enjoy the good lessons and the good laughs in this episode. Find Nick (and us!) on Instagram:  @whatweworepodcast @shopcapitol  @nickfouquet Or on the web:  www.shop-capitol.com www.nickfouquet.com

Tonne Goodman is a legend in the fashion industry producing some of the most iconic fashion images of our time.  Her meteoric rise through the fashion industry is a lively tale full of the best and the brightest in the field; Tonne was discovered by Diana Vreeland who she later worked for at the Met, she produced an iconic shoot with Helmut Newton on her first day at the New York Times, and most recently Tonne served as the fashion director at Vogue for 20 years. Tonne also generously shares her experience as a working mother and what she envisions for her life next.   Find Tonne (and us!) on Instagram:  @whatweworepodcast @shopcapitol  @tonnegood Or on the web:  www.shop-capitol.com 

Cult favorite fashion designer, Tracy Feith, grew up in Sherman, Texas as the son of an Air Force major. On this episode, Laura and Tracy discuss his unexpected launch from small-town Texas into a fortuitous career in the fashion industry that has been filled with many moments of kismet, but also devastating lows. In the end, Tracy's journey ultimately circles around his fundamental love of designing and constructing beautiful clothes. We are thrilled to be a part of Tracy's latest chapter with his new endeavor, Feith Club.  Shop our collaboration with Feith Club at www.shop-capitol.com or in our Los Angeles location at the Brentwood Country Mart. Find Tracy (and us!) on Instagram:  @whatweworepodcast @shopcapitol  @tracyfeith @feithclub @brentwoodcountrymart Or on the web:  www.shop-capitol.com 

Laura's longtime friend Hamlin O'Kelley turns the tables and asks Laura about her fashion history, their friendship from boarding school into adulthood, and her best, and worst, style journeys. Find Hamlin (and us!) on Instagram:  @whatweworepodcast @shopcapitol  @lauravinroot @hamlinokelley Or on the web:  www.shop-capitol.com 

Lisa Dargan is an iconic member of the Capitol family – everyone is always delighted to see her walk into a room and takes note of what she is wearing.  This episode explores her sartorial beginnings and offers great style anecdotes along the way. Find Lisa (and us!) on Instagram: @whatweworepodcast @shopcapitol Or on the web: www.shop-capitol.com

Mickey Drexler is the former CEO of Ann Taylor, the Gap, J.Crew and creator of spin-off brands Old Navy and Madewell. Mickey is currently the Alex Mill chairman and chief investor. This episode is a unique opportunity to learn from this legendary fashion industry leader and mentor. Find Mickey (and us!) on Instagram:  @mickeydrexler @alexmillny @whatweworepodcast  @shopcapitol  Or on the web:  www.alexmill.com www.shop-capitol.com 

Sarah Wrenn is the woman behind our coveted Capitol dinner parties.  In this episode, Laura interviews Sarah to find out more about her culinary journey and what she wore along the way. Find Sarah (and us!) on Instagram:  @whatweworepodcast @shopcapitol  @swdonelan Or on the web:  www.shop-capitol.com

Pam Stowe is one of the most creative individuals in the Capitol family.  Pam is known for showing up to a dinner party in character and has always had a flair for the dramatic.  We learn in this episode that this started early for her – in fact, Lumberton, North Carolina may never forget her debut as homecoming queen. Find Pam (and us!) on Instagram:  @whatweworepodcast @shopcapitol  @pam_stowe Or on the web:  www.shop-capitol.com

Hamlin O’Kelley has been one of Laura Vinroot Poole’s best friends for over 30 years.  Join us for an episode that serves as a crash course on quintessential Southern men’s style with many great laughs along the way. Find Hamlin (and us!) on Instagram:  @whatweworepodcast @shopcapitol @hamlinokelley Or on the web:  www.shop-capitol.com