Virginia Craddock is the founder of Inside Out Agency, a multi-brand showroom working to shift the way we think about what we wear, how we consume, and what it all means.
Virginia grew up eating Brazilian moqueca in two different households — her parents had both spent time in the Peace Corps in Brazil — and now she makes the dish her own way. We talk about scruffy hospitality and why clarity in how you invite people into your home changes everything about the experience. And in one of the most moving moments of the season, Virginia shares how blending her and her partner's families is her biggest triumph, and why. The phrase her business teacher gave her — “clarity is connection” — turns out to be the thread running through it all.
In this episode:
A Brazilian moqueca passed down from Peace Corps parents, adapted and made her own
Building Inside Out Agency to shift how we think about clothing and consumption
Scruffy hospitality, and the freeing power of low-stakes gathering
How knowing where your clothes come from changes how much you love them
The Art of Gathering, and hosting with intention instead of effort
Blending three boys, two households, and years of hard conversations into one family
“Clarity is connection” — her business teacher's mantra that became her life's
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