DO YOU EVER FEAR WHAT YOUR NEXT STEP MAY BE? DO YOU EVER THINK... WHAT WOULD HAPPEN IF I GOT FIRED TOMORROW? DO YOU SOMETIMES FEEL YOUR WORK HAS TAKEN OVER YOUR IDENTITY AND YOU DON'T KNOW WHAT YOU WOULD BE WITHOUT IT? In this podcast, Denise Restauri meets up with a mother and son duo who are challenging convention and living their lives to the full together, learning from each other and pairing up to fulfil the ultimate bucket list.
Read MoreJoin Sam, Bethany and Kathleen - three fun, outgoing and straight-talking best friends - in their free-spirited podcast as they chat about issues light-hearted and deep which affect women every day.
Read MoreIn this podcast Jess Lively gets talking to her friend and videographer Megan Bowers about that mysterious and powerful Law of Attraction, delving into the parts that can seem confusing and looking at the different pioneers of the idea.
Read MoreListen in as Ricky Richards, Creative Director and Podcast Host, interviews Charlotte Austin, Behavioural Psychologist and Executive Coach, as part of his series of talking to leading figures of creativity and innovation.
Read MoreNo one wants to be a victim of violence, but in our unpredictable world, no one can guarantee that they will always be able to avoid dangerous situations. How to survive being attacked is a basic question we all need to come to grips with. Sometimes an attack is unavoidable. You have to kick in your flinch response and be a survivor. Listen on for some kick-ass confidence… and look out for more blog posts this week on self-defence and ways to make yourself safe, strong and savvy.
Read MoreJoin comedian Deborah Frances-White and her special guests for their new comedy podcast, recorded in front of a live audience. Each week they discuss topics “all 21st century feminists agree on” while confessing their insecurities, hypocrisies and fears that undermine their lofty principles.
Read MoreIn this podcast Jess Lively gets talking to Howard Martin, the spokesperson of HeartMath, on the power of syncing our heart waves with our brain waves. They guide listeners through research and science that has opened up new ideas surrounding the importance of our hearts, not simply as an organ pumping blood around our bodies, but also as a key component to our central nervous system and as a processing centre for many of our internal neurological connections. Expanding upon the heart's functions, as a fundamental core for our stress levels, hormones and emotions, this podcast explores the importance of rebalancing ourselves, not simply through our minds but through a heart brain connection.
Read MoreIn this podcast, Jenna addresses what you need to be a successful creator and why you need a brand, and not simply a business.
Read MoreIn this podcast, Emma Gannon, of Ctrl Alt Delete, talks to our upcoming guest speaker Chloe Brotheridge about her book The Anxiety Solution, discussing her advice for how to deal with anxiety, how to use meditation, and what to do when we are feeling overwhelmed.
Read MoreIn this podcast Jenna chats to entrepreneur and creative girl boss Kat Harris from the Refined Woman. In this session they talk about navigating those hard seasons, working through burnout and what their personal health looks like as entrepreneurs, together with fuelling authenticity in the business world from the internal business environment to the external, and creating communities and approaching collaborations in the workplace with success.
Read MoreIn this podcast Jenna Kutcha, photographer, podcaster, and educator, interviews author Emily Freeman about creativity, and masterful ways to tackle projects and your next moves.
Read MoreIn this podcast, Alix Fox digs a little deeper and talks to a couple in a fulfilling polyamorous relationship Michelle and Reuben. Embracing the ideals of polyamory, deriving from the Greek “many loves”, Michelle and Reuben live together, sleep together and date other people together. It’s a refreshingly open and frank discussion, getting to grips with the idea of polyamory and engaging with the stigma, discrepancies and confusion surrounding it.
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