Mina Kim sits down to talk about topics that we were never taught and the moment it all klicks. She talks with top divorce attorneys, therapists, financial advisors, health experts, founders and entrepreneurs. Whether you’re navigating a separation/divorce, trying to make smarter health or financial decisions or just unsure of your next career move, she'll cover topics to help you navigate these seasons with real experts in the field .
About Mina Kim
Mina spent 14 years on Wall Street, built out Orangetheory Fitness studios in the Bay Area then sold them to private equity and now invest in minority and women–owned start ups. She also provides strategic financial advisory for HNW women going through complex divorces.
How Biomimetic Science Is Changing Organ Transplantation w/ Dr. Sofie Wei
In this episode of Klickline, host Mina Kim sits down with Dr. Sofie Wei, entrepreneur, inventor, and co-founder of X-Therma. Inspired by nature's antifreeze proteins, Dr. Wei and her team developed a proprietary peptoid platform that enables organs, tissues, and cells to be preserved at sub-zero temperatures without traditional toxic preservatives. Since founding X-Therma in 2014, she has led the development of technologies backed by 40 global patents and more than $14 million in research funding from agencies including the DoD, NSF, NIH, and CIRM.
The conversation explores how Dr. Wei's groundbreaking work could transform organ transplantation by extending preservation times from hours to days. She shares the science behind X-Therma's FDA Breakthrough Device designated technology, the challenges of bringing a scientific innovation to market, and the potential impact this advancement could have on patients, healthcare systems, and the future of regenerative medicine.
They also explore:
● Why time is the biggest challenge in organ transplantation
● How nature inspired a new approach to preservation science
● The limitations of current organ and cell storage methods
● What FDA Breakthrough Device designation means for X-Therma
● The persistence required to turn a bold idea into a medical breakthrough
A must-listen for anyone interested in biotechnology, healthcare innovation, longevity, regenerative medicine, and the entrepreneurs building life-changing solutions. Tune in to this episode of Klickline and share it with someone fascinated by the future of science and medicine.
Connect with Dr. Sofie Wei:
Website: https://x-therma.com/ (https://x-therma.com/)
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5 May 2026
From Corporate Burnout to Building a Viral Bodycare Brand w/ Leslie Tessler (Founder of Hanni)
In this episode of Klickline, host Mina Kim sits down with Leslie Tessler, former L’Oréal marketing executive and founder of Hanni, a body care brand that scaled from a personal idea to viral success and retail expansion into Sephora. After leaving a fast-paced corporate career, Leslie moved to Argentina, where she rebuilt her life, started a family, and eventually launched a brand rooted in simplicity and innovation.
The conversation explores how Leslie navigated burnout, trusted her instincts, and built Hanni from the ground up. She shares the realities of product development, fundraising, and scaling a brand, along with lessons on focus, resilience, and creating products that genuinely solve everyday problems.
They also explore:
● Why listening to your gut can lead to major life pivots
● How Hanni evolved from a shaving brand into body care innovation
● The realities of product testing and why many ideas never launch
● What founders should know about fundraising and choosing investors
● Why focus and simplicity matter when building a brand
A must-listen for anyone building a business, navigating career transitions, or looking to create something meaningful from a bold life decision. Tune in to this episode of Klickline and share it with someone who needs the push to take their next step.
Connect with Leslie Tessler:
Instagram: @leslietessler (https://www.instagram.com/leslietessler/) @hannismooth (https://www.instagram.com/hannismooth/)
Website: https://heyhanni.com/ (https://heyhanni.com/)
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31 Mar 2026
She Was Told Girls Don’t Belong in Baseball and Built a League Anyway w/ Dr. Justine Siegal
In this episode of Klickline, host Mina Kim sits down with Dr. Justine Siegal, Commissioner of the Women’s Pro Baseball League, founder of Baseball For All, and the first woman to coach for a Major League Baseball organization. With a PhD in Sport Psychology, Justine has built a career defined by resilience, leadership, and creating opportunities for the next generation of girls in baseball.
The conversation explores Justine’s journey from being told she didn’t belong on the field to becoming a trailblazer in professional baseball. She shares how setbacks shaped her path, the mission behind Baseball For All, and what it takes to build a professional women’s league from the ground up, while redefining what’s possible for women in sport.
They also explore:
● How early rejection fueled her long-term vision in baseball
● The mindset that separates good athletes from great competitors
● How Baseball For All is creating access and leadership pathways for girls
● What it takes to launch the Women’s Pro Baseball League
● Why representation and opportunity are critical for the next generation
A must-listen for anyone interested in breaking barriers, leadership through adversity, and building lasting impact in women’s sports. Tune in to this episode of Klickline to hear Dr. Justine Siegal’s story and insights.
Connect with Justine Siegal:
Website: www.womensprobaseballleague.com (www.womensprobaseballleague.com) www.baseballforall.com (http://www.baseballforall.com)
Instagram: @justinesiegal (https://www.instagram.com/justinesiegal/) @wpbl_official (https://www.instagram.com/wpbl_official/) @baseballforall (https://www.instagram.com/baseballforall/)
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Money Transparency: Plan for Liquidity, Longevity, and Even Legacy!
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[…] And you talked about the word freedom. I say it's freedom, it's safety, it's opportunity, right? It's optionality. It's the ability to get divorced. It's the ability to support our parents because we are that sandwich generation that ultimately ends up carrying a generation up and a generation down. And so I often think I was privileged to hear Gloria Steinem speak once, and she said very publicly, and I think she's said it in many interviews, that if she had it to do over, instead of burning bras, she would have advocated for women to take control of their financial capital. Because ultimately, the things that we, the more power and optionality we give ourselves and the things that we choose to invest in, right? […]
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