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- Hi!
Welcome to another edition of In the Studio
with Calamity Jane.
My name is Jodi, also known as Calamity Jane.
Our purpose with this series is to highlight amazing women
in our community,
and give them in the spotlight for a moment.
Joining me today is Nancy Sloane.
Nancy is known as The Boob Whisperer.
(laughs)
Welcome to the show, Nancy.
- Thanks Jodi, it's an honor to be here.
- So, The Boob Whisperer, tell us a little bit about that.
- Well, I am called The Boob Whisperer
because I help women free themselves
from the bondage of their underwire
by helping them ditch their bra.
- How did you come to start in this field?
- It's been a fun little journey.
I'm actually a registered nurse.
And I had been nursing for 35 years.
And because of all the, I guess,
heavy lifting and the work that's involved with it
my body became broken.
So, I had to stop my clinical nursing
and I have to tell you, I loved it.
I had a passion.
And I felt very lost.
What was I gonna do,
I identify myself as being Nancy Nurse.
So, I was one day just getting ready
to go on a trip to China
and I met this woman and I didn't even know her
and I said you know I'm excited about this trip
but the idea of wearing this underwire
for 17 hours on a plane
is just freaking me out.
And without even knowing her,
she lifted her blouse and said,
"Not if you're wearing one of these."
And I was like, "Hi, my name is Nancy." uh yeah.
And I said, "I don't wear that shape wear stuff.
"I don't wear that."
And she explained to me how it's different.
And we talked a little bit and she told me how
and I'm like, "Where do you go buy it?"
And she said, "Well you can't buy it in a store,
"it's bought through direct sales."
I'm like, "Uh, not direct sales."
And I've experienced that before
and anyway, on a wing and a prayer,
we called her niece that sells it in California.
I ordered it and it arrived at my door
the day before I left for China
and I put it on and I have to tell you
it actually changed my life.
I was comfortable on the plane,
I fell in love with it.
And when I got back from China,
I called her up and I said,
"I need to have more because I'm ready to ditch my bra,
"I never want to wear it again."
And she came to my house, she came from California
'cause no one was selling it here in Nevada.
And I experienced having a trunk show,
which is how, one of the ways
in which we introduce it to women.
And I had 10 of my friends come,
they tried it on
and I told them, "You don't have to buy anything."
I'm not selling and yet another thing,
don't buy anything, just be polite
because I'm gonna make it worth your while.
Well when they left, this gal said,
"Well, you're getting all this free stuff."
It was like $146 of free goods
and half-off items, and I looked at her
and I asked her a rude question I guess,
I'm like, "How much did you spend?"
I mean, "How much did you make in spending
"this time with me?"
And she told me and I said,
"And there's no one doing this in Las Vegas?"
She said, "No."
And I thought oh my gosh,
this is my opportunity.
This is, 'cause I've already become passionate
about wearing this shape wear
and I hate even using this word,
wearing a cami,
that I wanted the opportunity to share it with more women.
And that's how I began
and it's just been an amazing journey.
I found different groups of women
all over the valley
and I knew that this was it.
I knew that this was what I was meant to do.
And I get choked up when I think about it.
Sorry.
I've fit a woman who is a breast cancer survivor.
And she came out,
she'd only had a partial mastectomy.
And partial reconstruction rather,
and she came out of the bathroom
after I had fit her.
and she was crying.
And I thought oh my gosh,
what did I do?
What did I do to you know, hurt this woman?
And she cried and she said,
"Thank you, you've made me feel beautiful again."
And I knew, I knew then
that this is what my next calling was you know.
And I've started the business and it's been amazing,
amazing journey.
Sorry for getting all choked up.
(laughs)
- That is a beautiful story.
Thank you for sharing it with us.
What do you feel makes you successful?
- What comes to mind first to me
is that I have a passion for what I do.
And I think as long as you have a passion
in something you're doing, you can be successful.
- What piece of advice would you give
a new entrepreneur who's just starting out?
- Well, you know, being someone
that has changed careers you know, later in life
I have to say again that word, passion.
Find something that you can be passionate about.
And then to have courage and to just go out there
and follow your passion you know, and don't,
don't let other people's thoughts
or ideas necessarily hold you back.
If you feel it in here, you can make it happen.
- What is your favorite word?
- My favorite word, I think is courage.
You know, it's something I feel
that I've learned to have.
It's been a process.
I used to worry about
what everyone else would think about me
and you know, courage to me
and I've said it already those two words,
can I have two words?
Courage and passion.
And just feeling strong enough about myself
to be able to go forward and do what I'm doing.
- What is your least favorite word?
- Oh, I have a few
but one of them I think is should.
I don't like people telling me you should do this,
you should do that.
To me that's being judgemental
and if I had asked you that's one thing
but to me when I think of what I should've done
it causes me to have regrets.
And I don't wanna think that way.
I wanna be more positive.
So should is a very negative word to me.
- What turns you on creatively, emotionally, or spiritually?
- Wow, um...
You know I hate keep bringing up the same word but passion.
When I wake up in the morning,
I look forward to the day.
You know, I used to do that as a nurse.
I used to say that in my job
that I would've paid my last job.
I would have paid them to go work.
I loved it so much, I was passionate.
And it's again having that passion
for something I'm doing now.
So that gets me going
and creatively doing more and finding more
that I can do and it's all the big picture.
- What turns you off?
- Oh, arrogance.
I can't stand arrogance.
I think every person needs to have an amount of humility
and to me the opposite of humility is arrogance.
So soon as I heard, and those are the people, by the way,
who tell me what I should be doing.
So go figure.
They go hand in hand,
turns me off immediately.
- Yeah, those two things do seem to go together, don't they?
What is your favorite curse word?
- Oh, that's an easy one actually.
Fuck.
To me, fuck is the best word.
It's a noun, it's a verb, it's an adverb.
You're fucking amazing, you're,
what the fuck are you talking about?
I could say it you know,
I was once accused of having a truck driver mouth
but I kind of love that word and I'm proud of it you know,
so, what the fuck!
Let's say the word more.
(laughs)
- What sound or noise do you love?
- I'm a nature girl.
So, I love my spiritual place
is going to the beach,
going to the ocean.
I have a place in Malibu
that's one of my favorite places
and I go and I sit in front of this rock
and I just listen to the waves.
And I've recorded it over and over again.
And you know, it's just shows me the bigger picture
that there's something much greater than me.
And hearing those waves crash and they're never the same,
I just love it.
- What sound or noise do you hate?
- Well, I've been accused of having
I think it's called misophonia, which is a,
I get a guttural feeling
about certain noises.
And it can be someone who's smacking their lips
(smacking lips)
Or chomping on candy
or grunting, anything.
It's like when I hear noises
and I'm very intolerant of it.
It's something I'm trying to work on
but I'm very intolerant and you know what,
I chomp on candy and chew ice myself.
(laughs)
- What profession, other than your own,
would you someday like to attempt?
- I would love, there are a few but
I would love to be a stand-up comedian.
(laughs)
I've been collecting my material on senior dating
and someday I'm gonna get up
and I'm gonna do it in front of people.
- What profession would you never like to do?
(sighs)
- You know, I would never,
I do not envy that person
that stands at the front desk of a hotel
and has to take all the grief of all the people
who have been traveling long
maybe had their flights.
'Cause I love to travel,
and I see these poor people just take this
berating by people,
the room isn't right, it isn't ready,
whatever it is and they have to do it with
that smile on their face.
I don't think I could do that.
(laughs)
- If Heaven exists, what would you like to hear God say
when you arrive at the pearly gates?
- I would just love to hear Him say thank you.
Thank you for being you.
Thank you for your presence on Earth.
And welcome, we're really excited to have you here.
(laughs)
- Thank you for being with us today, Nancy.
- Thank you so much, Jodi.
This was amazing, I really enjoyed it.
- Awesome.
And thank you for watching.
Join us for the next edition of
In the Studio with Calamity Jane,
where we take another amazing woman
from Las Vegas and put her in the spotlight.
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