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Natalie T Steger

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  • Editor-in-Chief, ELETOM
  • Founder & CEO, Great Social Club
Los Angeles, New York, Wyoming
As seen in: ELETOM, The House Magazine
Covers:  Fashion, Lifestyle, Jewelry, Travel, Food, and only music I like.
Doesn't Cover: politics, gossip, and tech
CEO of Great Social Club 🤠Viet-mom living in Wyoming + working ✈️ 🌎 I’m just trying to live a peaceful life and not be surrounded by a-holes.

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Natalie T Steger’s Biography

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As the Founder and Editor-in-Chief of ELETOM Magazine, I lead a talented team that truly runs the show. I write what I love and cherish nostalgic moments. Balancing life as a "mom-boss" at work and a mother of two at home, I excel in editorial production, creative briefs, and dabble in everything on set, mastering none. For fun, I freelance for The House (Former Creative Director and co-Founder), C-Word, and any publication that appreciates my work.

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Inside the Heart and Mind of Jewelry Designing, Adorning and Owning

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GIA ALDISERT ON VULNERABILITY, RELATIONSHIPS AND JUST BEING HERSELF

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By Natalie T Steger
| ELETOM
There’s a moment before the camera starts when everything slows down. The noise fades, movement stops, and what’s left is something quieter. It’s often in that time that you understand who someone really is. With Gia Aldisert, there isn’t a shift in time. She arrives as she is and remains that way. It’s subtle, but it’s genuinely her that you get. Gia is part of a generation that has grown up online, but she doesn’t feel defined by it.
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IN CONVERSATION WITH AMELIE ZILBER: ON SLANTED, SATIRE AND THE STORIES THAT ASK US TO REALLY LISTEN

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By Natalie T Steger
| ELETOM
EDITOR’S NOTE: A heads up — this piece contains mild spoilers for Slanted and draws from the writer’s own experience. We believe the best conversations about film are honest ones. This is that kind of conversation. There are films you watch, and then there are films that stay with you, quietly and uncomfortably, long after. ​ Amy Wang’s Slanted is one of those films. ​ I watched it recently, and if I’m honest, there were moments I wanted to look away.
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IN CONVERSATION WITH AMELIE ZILBER: ON SLANTED, SATIRE AND THE STORIES THAT ASK US TO REALLY LISTEN

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By Natalie T Steger
| ELETOM
EDITOR’S NOTE: A heads up — this piece contains mild spoilers for Slanted and draws from the writer’s own experience. We believe the best conversations about film are honest ones. This is that kind of conversation. There are films you watch, and then there are films that stay with you, quietly and uncomfortably, long after. ​ Amy Wang’s Slanted is one of those films. ​ I watched it recently, and if I’m honest, there were moments I wanted to look away.
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What was your first job as a journalist?

The House Magazine and later I became the Creative Director and Producer of 13 or 14 covers

Have you ever used a typewriter?

yes

How is social media changing news?

Everything is instant
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