CAT PIERCE: The Beauty and The Bee Sting… From 5 Record Deals to Helping Women Heal.
Balls On The TableShow Notes
For the first time in Balls on the Table, Evan and Tony welcome a female guest—and it's a conversation worth the wait.This week, we sit down with Cat Pierce, singer-songwriter, artist, and one half of the acclaimed duo The Pierces.Cat's journey through the music industry is anything but typical. Before achieving international success she navigated the highs, lows, and uncertainty of the business, signing an incredible five record deals along the way and staying true to herself by relying on authenticity.But this episode goes far beyond music. After years of success as a recording artist, Cat found herself drawn toward a new purpose: helping women reconnect with themselves, trust their intuition, and remain creative as they \step into their power. We talk about reinvention, self-worth, relationships, healing, the courage to follow a new calling and what works (and doesn't) with your partner in the bedroom.As the first woman to join Balls on the Table, Cat brings a totally fresh and insightful perspective to the table this week. This is a conversation about transformation, and discovering that sometimes the next chapter turns out to be the most meaningful one yet.
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