Behind the Curtain with Fashion Show Producer and Icon Terri Morgan

Alysse Bryson and Libby Sundgren sit down with Seattle fashion icon Terri Morgan, owner and director of TCM Models and Talent, on this episode of BEATS WORKING. With over 35 years in the industry, Terri shares how the world of fashion events has adapted post-pandemic, the realities behind inclusivity on the runway, the essential blend of grit and creativity in her business, and plenty of behind-the-scenes stories…some glamorous, some delightfully chaotic! If you’ve ever wondered what really happens backstage at fashion week — or what it takes to build a legacy in fashion — this episode is for you.

Resources Mentioned:

  1. Terri Morgan: LinkedIn
  2. TCM Models: WebsiteFacebookInstagram
  3. Bellevue Collection: Website & Fashion Week
  4. Alysse & Libby: Bios & LinkedIn

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Events are a wild ride—equal parts strategy, chaos, and magic. This season, BEATS WORKING takes you behind the scenes with the industry pros who make it all happen. Hosted by Alysse Bryson and Libby Sundgren, this podcast dives into the real stories, hard-earned lessons, and game-changing strategies that turn good events into unforgettable experiences.

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