EPISODE · Mar 8, 2024 · 56 MIN
Being a Female Baddie in Sports, Singing Live with James Corden (lol), and Saying NO to Avoidant Men with NFL Social Programmer Shannon Domingsil
from hAAPI hour with melissa cho · host melissa cho
Say hello to tomorrow’s guest, the baddest NFL social media programmer, Shannon Domingsil. Shannon and I go way back in college—she was actually my orientation leader. From the years I’ve known her in college, her work ethic is one of her strongest traits that stick out to me—the baddie has interned at CNN, The Today Show, E! News, and produced an investigative piece for Refinery29 on fertility fraud that racked up millions of views. All during college. Wtf. For the past three years, this Honolulu island gyal has been on the social team for THE NFL, producing content with household names such as World Cup Champion Kylian Mbappe, Jason Derulo, Saweetie, and some of the biggest names in football today. Make no mistake, although we talk about sports, this episode is still VERY MUCH a girls' chat. Shannon talks about the stigma of women working in sports, the story of how she made the first move to her now man, and how she once sang with James Corden live. Cheers 🍵, Melissa Follow Shannon: https://www.instagram.com/shannondomingsil/ Follow hAAPI hour on Instagram for episode highlights and guest reveals: https://www.instagram.com/haapihourpod/ Have someone you want featured? Email [email protected] or send a message on Instagram @haapihourpod. Music from Epidemic Sound. Like the music? Find the hAAPI hour playlist here: https://share.epidemicsound.com/co24zo/?playlist=21xf90t142ycjiyt5rnypqgrcc5j36m7 And, if you sign up for Epidemic Sound through the playlist link, you'll get 1 month for free! Hosted/created by Melissa Cho
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