Mika Brzezinski's Big Revelation About Morning Joe
Let me tell you something exciting that just happened this week. Mika Brzezinski, the dynamic co-host of Morning Joe, shared some major news about her role on the show. If you're a fan of the program, you're going to love this.
On Monday, October 28, Mika, who's 57 years old, posted an Instagram picture with the legendary Stevie Nicks on the set of Morning Joe. Now, this wasn't just any ordinary photo—it was a moment filled with purpose and power.
Why Stevie Nicks and Sheryl Crow Joined Morning Joe
Mika wrote in her Instagram caption, "I am honored to welcome @stevienicks and @sherylcrow to @morningjoe this week." Now, here's the kicker: they weren't just stopping by for a casual chat. They were there to talk about something deeply important—Stevie's new song, "The Lighthouse," and how it serves as a powerful warning to all women across America.
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Mika went on to praise Stevie, who's 76, and Sheryl Crow, calling them "remarkable." The interviews with these incredible musicians are set to air on Morning Joe at 6 a.m. ET on Wednesday, October 30, according to an MSNBC press release. This is not just entertainment; it's a conversation that could inspire and empower millions of women.
One Instagram commenter said, "Look forward to watching Stevie! The Lighthouse is an amazing anthem! Thank you Stevie!" Another added, "I love both of those strong women, can't wait to see them on your show!" You can feel the excitement and anticipation building.
Stevie Nicks' Message Through "The Lighthouse"
Stevie wrote "The Lighthouse" with a clear purpose in mind. It's all about the ongoing debate over women's reproductive rights in America. In an interview with CBS Sunday Morning, Stevie explained why she felt compelled to write this song.
"Because everybody kept saying, 'Well, somebody has to do something. Somebody has to say something,'" Stevie said. "And I’m like, 'Well, I have a platform. I tell a good story. So maybe I should try to do something.' I was also there. I was, been there, done that." Her words carry weight, and her message resonates with so many women who are fighting for their rights every single day.
Mika Brzezinski on Women Over 50 in the Workforce
Just before welcoming Stevie to Morning Joe, Mika opened up about a topic close to her heart: the misconceptions surrounding women over 50 in the workforce. She shared her thoughts with Politico on October 25, and what she said was nothing short of inspiring.
"I think of the concept of 60 when I was 30, and the concept of 60 now," Mika said. "I would say 60 is the new 40. Now we are seen and accepted and pulled upon as wise and capable." Her perspective is a powerful reminder that age doesn't define our worth or our ability to contribute.
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"We are leading. We are making money. We are spending money. We are at our wisest. And we have, at this time in our lives, the least amount of f—ks," Mika passionately stated. "That makes us much more valuable than at 50, 40, at 30 and 20. Everything is coming into place for us so that we can use the attitudes, the wisdom and the experience that we bring to the table to be effective for ourselves and for our fellow women. And we’re doing it." Her words are a rallying cry for women everywhere.
Mika Brzezinski's Mission: Know Your Value
Mika is the founder of the Know Your Value movement, which aims to help women recognize and be recognized for their value in the workplace and other areas of their lives. She currently cohosts Morning Joe with her husband, Joe Scarborough, and Today's Willie Geist. Mika believes that knowing your value is essential for success.
"To know your value and communicate it effectively and be effective in business, you’ve gotta be able to talk about your value," Mika emphasized. "You can’t expect people are just going to notice it." She encourages women to use their voices at work, advice she has found invaluable in her own career at MSNBC.
"You want to be able to nail it in the moment," Mika said. "You can’t nail it unless you practice." She understands that women often struggle with finding the right moment to speak up, whether it's in a meeting or sharing a great idea. But she insists that practice makes perfect.
