The Merilyn Show
The Merilyn Show is what happens when a reformed wallflower and ex-good girl stops obeying the niching rules and lets her late-diagnosed ADHD brain go full tall poppy.
That’s me! Merilyn (not to be confused with a certain blonde named Marilyn).
Expect eclectic, unfiltered banter and ah-ha moments on everything from entrepreneurship, personal brand and being a tall poppy to culture, menopause, spirituality, neurodiversity, parenting - and the occasional road kill.
Mostly, we hunt for the wow-flavoured stuff in a world that was always mad (social media just gave us front-row seats).
I’m joined by co-hosts and guests I find fascinating.
And in further disregard for industry norms, I’ve ditched the paywalls and Zoom logins and started teaching my courses here for free.
Merilyn Wilson Beretta is the founder of Tall Poppy Society, Lead Your World, What’s Your Wow and WowArchetypes. The podcast was previously The Tall Poppy Society podcast — and before that, Lead Your Day.
Instagram: @merilyn
Website: merilyn.com
The Merilyn Show
Latest Episodes
339. The Woman Everyone Reads Wrong | with Nida Leard
Out of everyone I've interviewed, Nida Leardprasopsuk is one I never forgot - so I brought her back.We just... connected. And interestingly, that's where her business and brand as evolved to today: relationship os designed to reconnect a...
338. Bring All of Yourself Into the Room | with Melanie Weller
A patient once walked into Melanie Weller's clinic with a suicide planned for that night. She had no protocol for what he was living through. She had herself.Melanie is a physical therapist, a nervous system expert, and some...
337. She Designed a Life Most People Only Dream About | with Hannah Verrall
Hannah is one of those people who quietly makes you rethink what success actually looks like. I wanted you to meet her.Hannah spends her days helping companies solve incredibly complicated technology problems. Then she spends the rest of...
336. You’re Not Burnt Out… You’re Just Ignoring This One Thing | with Emma Gray
I recorded this conversation several years ago… and never released it. Until now.It has changed the way I think about exhaustion. Clinical psychologist Emma Gray argues that many of us aren’t just tired- we have become fundamentally disc...
