Next On Scene: The Human Behind The Brand

On this episode of Next On Scene, Jaclyn Zukerman Delory sit down with Marci Bracken and Bridget Snell, the Co-founders of Pink Chair Storytellers. A platform dedicated to giving women and trans women a space to share their stories openly and authentically.

Their mission is rooted in a powerful belief: when people tell the truth about their lived experiences, it creates understanding, connection, and empathy. And when empathy grows, communities become stronger.

Through Pink Chair Storytellers, Marci and Bridget have created a space where voices are not filtered, censored, or judged, they are simply heard.

In this conversation, we talk about:

The inspiration behind launching Pink Chair Storytellers Magazine

Why uncensored storytelling matters now more than ever

How sharing personal narratives can create real cultural impact

The power of amplifying women’s and trans women’s voices

If you believe in the power of storytelling to create connection and change, this is an episode you won’t want to miss.

🎙 Enjoyed this episode? Subscribe to the Next On Scene Podcast where we spotlight founders, creators, and industry leaders making an impact.

Boston knows her voice.

On this episode of Next On Scene, Jaclyn sits down with her friend and media powerhouse, Melissa Eannuzzo.

Thirty years in radio.
A Gracie Award.
And a career that continues to evolve.

Melissa shares what it really takes to build longevity in a competitive industry from managing different personalities in the studio to navigating career transitions in the public eye.

This conversation is about resilience, leadership, and the quiet discipline behind lasting success.

Because legacy isn’t built overnight. It’s built over decades.

We can't wait for your feedback, and be sure to click the subscribe button to tune in for Season 2!

In this powerful episode of Next On Scene, Jaclyn sits down with comedy icon Cedric the Entertainer for a conversation that goes far beyond the stage.

Ahead of his Foxwoods performance, Cedric opens up about stand-up comedy, career longevity, and the intentional strategy behind staying culturally relevant for over three decades.

We explore:

• The mindset required to sustain long-term success
• Reinvention without losing your identity
• The business behind comedy
• How color psychology influences performance and presence
• Preparing for his upcoming Broadway role in Spring 2026 in Joe Turner’s Come and Gone
• The music that fuels his creative energy — including French Montana

This isn’t just a celebrity interview.

It’s a masterclass in longevity, adaptability, and building a career that lasts.

If you’re a founder, creative, or leader building something meant to endure — this episode is for you.

Subscribe to Next On Scene for conversations with the humans behind the brands.

In this episode of Next On Scene, Jaclyn sits down with Jackie Lightner, licensed clinician, entrepreneur, speaker, and CEO of Lightwork Therapy and Recovery. Jackie shares her journey through sobriety, personal loss, and building a thriving business that empowers women to heal and grow."

Healing Meets Hustle: Jackie reveals how she balances entrepreneurship, motherhood, and personal wellness, while creating spaces where women feel safe, seen, and supported.

Whether you’re navigating life challenges, pursuing your dreams, or seeking guidance on self-care and mental wellness, Jackie’s story is a must-listen.

Key Takeaways:

Jackie’s personal journey through loss and sobriety

How she built a high-impact therapy practice for women

Tips for balancing ambition with self-care and wellness

Creating community and meaningful connections

Subscribe to Next On Scene for weekly stories beyond the highlight reel, featuring inspiring leaders, entrepreneurs, and change-makers. Don’t forget to leave a review!

In this episode of Next On Scene, Jaclyn's joined by my incredible makeup artist Carla from Creative Contour by Carla, who is stepping into the spotlight in the most beautiful way.

Carla opens up about her journey from feeling self-conscious when she was younger to using makeup as a tool for confidence, creativity, and self-expression. What started as a personal comfort became her passion — and now her purpose: helping others feel empowered in their own skin.

We talk about:

✨ How beauty became a bridge to self-worth
💗 Her signature love for pink, sparkles, and bold femininity
🎥 The behind-the-scenes moments that made this episode so fun
💄 Practical makeup tips for feeling more confident day-to-day
🌟 What it really means to be seen — inside and out

This conversation is honest, uplifting, and a reminder that sometimes the thing you once used to hide… becomes the thing that helps you shine.

If you’ve ever struggled with confidence, identity, or stepping into your next level, this episode is for you.

🎧 Tune in and get ready to glow.