
Throwback: STEPH SHEP
Tyler Kamau Mbaya
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This week we’re going to take another listen to one of my all time favorite episodes. This episode is a true embodiment of why I wanted to create this show in the first place. A heart-to-heart with one of my favorite women and friends, Stephanie Shepherd - or as she’s known on the internet, Steph Shep. You probably know Steph most notably from her connection to the Kardashians (she was Kim’s assistant for years and is now a permanent part of their world). Which is kind of why I love this episode. I love that you’ll hear Steph’s side of the story when she was "fired" as Kim’s assistant and instead, in true Saturn Return fashion, decided to create a life of her own. With no plan and a huge following awaiting her next move, she admits she didn’t get off the couch for a couple weeks. She talks about how annoying the media was at the time, twisting their professional parting of the ways to make it seem like a friendship breakup - which, as we now know, was far from the case. Steph is a Virgo, a hustler, the best friend you always wanted, and is a lethal combination of beauty and brains that is just, quite frankly unfair. But the best part about Steph is somehow able to keep it so real with her wickedly sarcastic, self-deprecating sense of humor while managing to be one of the most envied women out there. Stephanie Shepherd is best known for her style, beauty secrets, and work as a humanitarian. Steph is an entrepreneur, environmental advocate, and tastemaker who educates her millions of followers on blending luxury lifestyle and conscious consumerism. Formerly the COO of Kardashian West Brands, Steph and has since established her own platform and partnered with American Express, Google, and J Brand — among other prominent brands. She’s a monthly contributor to (Kourtney Kardashian’s website, Poosh and Elle Magazine. In 2019, Steph co-founded the digital climate education platform, @FutureEarth. She is also an ambassador for Days For Girls International, and The Environmental Working Group, as well as working with