The ‘GlowJob’ Girls Are Teaching Women How To Out-Mansplain Finance Bros

If you’ve ever found yourself trapped on a Hinge date while a Finance Bro explains inflation like you didn’t survive the pandemic, the women of "GlowJob"have your back, and your clap-back. Hosted by best friends Julia Bellary and Sasa Li, "GlowJob" is the podcast that makes women “hotter and smarter.” Equal parts beauty, business, and banter, it unpacks billion-dollar brand deals, marketing psychology, and the cultural forces shaping how women see themselves and their power. Think CNBC meets Sephora, but with better lighting, sharper wit, and SPF-level protection against mansplaining.

“'GlowJob' felt instantly right,” the hosts told The Blast in an exclusive interview. “It’s cheeky, clever, and captures everything we’re about: beauty, business, and banter.”

Bellary and Li describe "GlowJob" as “earnings calls minus the boredom, plus the banter.” Both have backgrounds in finance and marketing, so they bring the receipts, literally. Each episode breaks down beauty through the lens of business, such as valuation, supply chains, influencer strategy, and cultural impact.

“Too often, the people talking about money aren’t the ones spending it,” the duo said. “Women drive the majority of consumer spending, yet they’re left out of the financial conversation. 'GlowJob' gives women the language and confidence to own those rooms.”

From Finance Bros flexing crypto portfolios to Tech Bros obsessed with “disruption,” "GlowJob" has a tongue-in-cheek guide for handling them all. When a Tech Bro starts talking about disruption, listeners know to counter with IP moats and ingredient infrastructure. If it’s a Jock Bro bragging about recovery, GlowJob fans pivot to barrier repair. And when a Crypto Bro promises 10x returns, the perfect response is compounding SPF.

“We’ve trauma-bonded over dating every kind of bro, from SF tech guys to NYC finance dudes,” the hosts joked. “If we could bring one on, it’d be Matt Rife or Joe Rogan. After that e.l.f. campaign, we want to know how much Matt really knows about beauty.”

"GlowJob" makes valuation talk feel like reality-TV drama, bold, addictive, and surprisingly emotional. Their dream guests? Powerhouse women like Kim Kardashian, Victoria Beckham, or Paris Hilton. Basically, women who turned identity into an empire.

“They get it,” Bellary said. “Beauty isn’t frivolous; it’s cultural currency. It’s a trillion-dollar global industry that shapes how we think, spend, and connect. Men debate stats and salaries; women deserve the same fluency.”

Behind the mic, the chemistry between Julia and Sasa is undeniable. “We pitch topics like friends gossiping, but with market analysis and spreadsheets,” they laughed. The result is a show that’s as insightful as it is entertaining, empowering women to see beauty not as vanity, but as value.

“The most rewarding thing is when listeners say, ‘I feel smarter after listening,’” they told The Blast. “We love hearing that. Intelligence is hot, and beauty isn’t shallow, it’s power.”

Their final message is simple. Beauty is the business. You just need to learn how to speak it.

But the GlowJob hosts aren’t just helping women handle Finance Bros. They’re helping them survive Thanksgiving, too.

Thanksgiving may be a time for gratitude and gravy, but the duo behind GlowJob knows it’s also a minefield of side-eyes, unsolicited opinions, and one too many “back in my day” monologues. So instead of bracing for chaos, the culture-first beauty and wellness podcast is serving up a smarter plan: The GlowJob Guide to Surviving Thanksgiving. This witty, no-stress cheat sheet flips family feuds into feel-good fun, offering clever conversation swaps, subject-changing one-liners, and pop-culture power moves guaranteed to keep the peace (and the vibes) high.

Listen to "GlowJob" wherever you get your podcasts and maybe brush up before your next Hinge date or Thanksgiving dinner.