Trust Me, I'm An Influencer

Join Korinna Howie for Trust Me I'm an Influencer.

Korinna, an accidental Influencer, challenges the often dirty word "Influencer" whilst also shining a light on utter hard graft and talent along with way.

On each episode a guest talks about why they are an influencer and how they became one. Listen to find what goes on behind the scenes with influencers, from the dramas to day to day challenges of creating content

Guests include artists, business owners and expertsthat use social media to connect and communicate, and, lets face it...influence us,

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Trust Me, I'm An Influencer

Olga Thompson

February 19, 2024 • Korinna Howie/ Olga Thompson • Season 1 • Episode 21

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Welcome to Trust Me I'm an Influencer with Korinna Howie. where we delve into the lives and stories of fascinating individuals who have made a mark in the world of social media.

Joining Korinna on this episode is Comedian and Instagrammer - Olga Thompson - aka Big Fat Greek Mother.

Ever since she can remember, Olga Thompson has loved to make people laugh. When you initially land on Olga’s Instagram account instagram.com/big_fat_greekmother you can’t help but start chuckling at her hilariously relatable reels about texts from teenagers, her ‘then and now’ takes on parenting, the 80’s, husbands and the adventures of her characters.

When you dig a little deeper into Olga’s social media content, however, you find refreshingly honest stories about life behind the screen and encouraging messages to help us stop comparing ourselves to others, and reminding us that we have been fearfully and wonderfully made.