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Ending season two with a bang, Pips is joined by Harriet Rose - presenter and DJ. Currently a Kiss FM Breakfast presenter.
Harriet has been able to secure many amazing opportunities such as co-hosting the GAY TIMES Honours with Tom Rasmussen and creating the Queer Me Out: Chasing Tales podcast in collaboration with W Hotels and GAY TIMES.
In this episode, we talk about how Harriet came to discover her love and passion for TV and radio presenting, the success that slowly but surely approached her, as well as going in-depth about changes she wants to see within the music industry, her experience hosting the GAY TIMES Honours, all about coming to terms with her sexuality and some excellent pieces of advice.
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In this week's episode Pips talks to Nicki Shields about Formula E and how she found her passion, from finance, Motorsports and Science! We hear about what it’s like presenting live in action as a Pit Lane Reporter!
Nicki tells us about Electrifying which is a company she set up to debunk the myths around electric cars and provide a one-stop shop for all the information on the topic.
They talk about Science and Nicki shares her passion for the Space Race and what the future of that might look like!
Enjoy this one Team Fem, it’s a good one!
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Pips is joined by Rene Byrd on this week’s podcast episode!
She is a singer, song writer, author and presenter for ‘Who Am I Talk’.
Rene is a true creative and her and Pips discuss the creative process, how the universe gives back and the importance of being flexible and embracing change in your career.
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On this weeks episode Pips chats with Mika Simmons.
Mika is an award winning Filmmaker, Actress, Director, Writer, Activist, Founder of The Happy Vagina and Co-Founder of The Lady Garden Foundation.
Simmons set up the Ginsberg Women's Health Board which aims to revolutionise the healthcare system in the UK. She is also passionate about reframing the lens society has on the biological clock. Mika covers mental health, believing in yourself and the importance of fighting for your seat at the table.
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On this week's episode we're pleased to welcome journalist and author Alya Mooro.
Alya has written for titles including The Telegraph, The Washington Post, Grazia and Refinery29, but it's her incredible book, The Greatest Freedom, that we're most excited to talk to her about.
The book explores ‘life as a middle eastern woman outside the stereotypes’ and is a fascinating exploration of culture, identity and the pressures of expectation. As an Egyptian growing up in London, Alya talks of feeling like a ‘hybrid - British and Egyptian both and consequentially neither’.
Along with her own experiences, when writing The Greater Freedom, Alya also gathered anecdotes from other women, aged 24-50. She’s here to talk to us about what she learned from telling her story, the importance of ‘passing the mic’ and sharing her platform with other voices, and the pressures of what she describes as ‘the invisible jury.’
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If you’re looking to focus more on your spiritual health this year, you’ve come to the right place - my guest today is Poppy Delbridge - entrepreneur, award-winning professional coach, energy psychologist and NLP practitioner.
A former TV executive at Warner Bros, Poppy was listed by Glamour as ‘one of TV’s most powerful women. Since moving into the wellbeing and coaching space, she works with companies and individuals to transform lives and unlock potential. She’s been described as a “modern haute healer”, “a supercoach”, “the white witch of results'“ and “the life-changer” by some of the people she’s worked with.
Poppy is here to talk about the power of intuition and to convince the skeptics out there of the crucial role that spirituality plays in our lives. She’ll introduce us to her ‘rapid tapping’ methodology - described by the Mail as ‘the therapy of 2021’ and share her wisdom on how to cope with the inevitable anxieties of recent months.
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On this week's episode we welcome Samanah Duran. Samanah is a lifelong entrepreneur who founded her first company, streetwear brand Critics Clothing, at the age of just 22. She was listed as one of Forbes 30 under 30, and is now the founder and CEO of BeYourOwn, a digital news and media platform dedicated to inspiring women in business.
It’s always wonderful to chat with someone who shares so many of Fem Foundry’s values, and I think the ethos of women helping women, sharing advice and highlighting female-owned businesses is something we both feel so passionate about.
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We kick off series 2 in style, today’s guest is Rosie Nixon - author and magazine editor-in-chief. Rosie’s magazine career has taken in a number of high profile glossies, including Red, Grazia and Glamour. She’s been Editor-in-chief of Hello! Magazine for the past eleven years, sitting at the helm of one of the UK’s most successful titles.
Rosie is also the author of two novels, and a non-fiction book called ‘Be Kind’, a compilation of inspiration to help us to be ‘kinder to yourself, to other people, and to the planet.’
She’s here today to give us the inside scoop on life at a glossy magazine, the delicate nature of good celebrity reporting and the massive importance and impact of her ‘Hello to Kindness’ campaign.
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Welcome to episode 12, the last of the series - and indeed the year! Joining Pips for this special episode is someone who turned her back on a career on Wall Street to make a name for herself as a personal chef and food entrepreneur: Saima Khan, founder of the Hampstead Kitchen.
Saima’s career pivot happened after she offered to step in for a friend whose personal chef had cancelled. Since then she’s wowed everyone from Hollywood stars to heads of state with her innovative, beautifully presented banquets.
When the pandemic hit, her decision to shift focus to serving her fine dining experience in people’s homes proved to be a good one - the business has gone from strength to strength throughout a phenomenally challenging year for the food and hospitality industry.
Today she’s here to share the inside story of building her business, the importance of giving back to your local community and what happens when you serve a dish named after Michelle Obama to Donald Trump…
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Kicking off December in style, our guest this week is drinks entrepreneur Philippa Gee, Founder of Fatty’s Organic Spirits.
Philippa set up Fatty’s in 2017, after she saw a gap in the market for quality, organic spirits. The formula for her original gin was concocted at home, the result of months of careful experimentation. It won a silver medal at the International Wine and Spirit competition and Philippa has gone on to develop a host of further products, from vodka to flavoured gin-based spirits.
This episode we have everything you would expect from a gin connoisseur - recipes for the ultimate festive cocktail, the ingredients for the perfect party - the works. But we also focus on some of the more personal elements of Philippa’s business journey, from a frank discussion about why she didn’t publicise her pregnancy, to the terrifying fallout of a social media storm.
We also have a few words of wisdom from Ben Bidwell, the Naked Professor, on the crossover between taking care of your physical and mental health.
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Joining Pips today is fashion designer and stylist Ellie Lines.
Ellie started her career as a fashion stylist, working on international publications and dressing clients from across the film and music industries.
In 2014, she launched her own label, creating ‘sustainable, luxury pieces you will treasure forever’. Her pieces, many of which are made in 100% silk in exclusive prints, are inspired by the glamour and jet-set of the 60s and 70s.
Sustainability is at the core of the Ellie Lines brand. She makes some items to order to reduce waste and also creates one-off pieces with leftover fabrics to ensure nothing goes to waste. Her beautiful, stylish designs have a strong sense of fun, and many are designed with a particular friend in mind.
She’s here to discuss the true meaning of slow fashion, the realities of building a fashion brand during a pandemic and why we should all embrace the joy of dressing up.
We also have some brilliant advice from last week’s guest, Women’s Association founder Deborah Williams, on her mindful approach to mental health.
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Our latest guest is Deborah Williams, founder of The Women’s Association, a pioneering organisation aiming to “change systems, cultures and mindsets that make women and girls feel like we have to be anything other than our authentic selves at work and in the wider world.”
Deborah first became aware of the experiences of women in leadership positions during her dissertation research for her Masters degree, and was shocked by the widespread inequality, discrimination and prejudice that these women had encountered. Determined to fight for change, Deborah set up The Women’s Association.
The company’s recent work includes the Executive Challenge, giving girls aged 12 - 17 the opportunity to learn about life as an executive, and the ‘For the Woman’ campaign, spotlighting women across different industries and career levels and celebrating their contribution to the working world.
She joins Pips this week to discuss leadership styles, the importance of emotional and cultural intelligence and the ongoing issue of the gender pay gap.
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Welcome to Profoundly, the podcast from Fem Foundry.
Hosted by Pips Taylor, Profoundly is a podcast for women who want to grow, learn, connect and thrive. We’ll be bringing our industry leaders to you, sharing expertise, personal stories and advice to help you navigate every element of your life, from the professional to the very personal.
No jargon; no filters. Just open, honest conversation with some brilliant guests.
Today’s guest is Jo Fairley: one of the country’s foremost entrepreneurs, as well as a speaker, journalist and pioneer of the organic food movement.
Jo left school at 16 and went on to become the UK’s youngest ever magazine editor at the age of just 23. After a successful career in journalism, she co-founded her first company, Green and Black’s chocolate - now approaching a £100 million a year brand. She has gone on to set up a number of other successful companies: Judges Bakery, The Wellington Centre and most recently, The Perfume Society.
From running a business with your partner to what really makes a good mentor, Jo has some invaluable insights on the worlds of entrepreneurship and female leadership. You also won’t want to miss her excellent story about the time she accidentally found herself at a UKIP event and ended up calling out the sexist ‘dinosaurs’ on the panel.
To finish off, for this week’s pillar of Physical Health we have some thoughts from The Naked Professor, Ben Bidwell, on the lasting impact of exercise in a world of instant gratification.
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Welcome to Profoundly, the podcast from Fem Foundry.
Hosted by Pips Taylor, Profoundly is a podcast for women who want to grow, learn, connect and thrive. We’ll be bringing our industry leaders to you, sharing expertise, personal stories and advice to help you navigate every element of your life, from the professional to the very personal.
No jargon; no filters. Just open, honest conversation with some brilliant guests.
Today Pips is joined by our first male guest: Ben Bidwell, also known as the Naked Professor. Ben is a mindset coach, writer, speaker and podcaster on a mission to break down the barriers of toxic masculinity and encourage others to connect to their true selves.
He is the host of number one podcast show The Naked Professors, known for its open, honest conversations around mental health, and the founder of Heartspace, an online platform for personal growth and connection.
In this episode, Ben shares how his own personal journey taught him the importance of vulnerability, and explains the crucial difference between happiness and fulfilment.
To mark Movember and Men’s Mental Health Awareness month, we’re also discussing the ingrained messages that can hold men back from talking openly and seeking help - a hugely important conversation that we hope will help our listeners and the men in their lives.
We’ve also got some words of wisdom on reframing physical health and appreciating the joy of movement from last week’s brilliant guest Kris Hallenga.
Thanks for listening. If you want to find out more about Fem Foundry’s digital community, you can join us on the app - and continue the conversation - it’s free.
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Welcome to the Club.
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Welcome to Profoundly, the podcast from Fem Foundry.
Hosted by Pips Taylor, Profoundly is a podcast for women who want to discover, learn, connect and thrive. We’ll be bringing our industry leaders to you, sharing expertise, personal stories and advice to help you navigate every element of your life, from the professional to the very personal.
No jargon; no filters. Just open, honest conversation with some brilliant guests.
This week Pips is joined by Kris Hallenga, founder of breast cancer charity CoppaFeel!
After her stage four breast cancer diagnosis at the age of 23, Kris was determined to raise awareness of breast cancer among young people and help save lives through early detection and diagnosis. Through CoppaFeel!, Kris has taught a generation to check their boobs and has got cancer onto the school curriculum.
Today she joins us to talk about her personal journey, how her work with CoppaFeel! has been central to her survival and why she’s studying to be a ‘death doula.’
To finish off, we have some advice from Natalie Pinkham on keeping on top of your financial health.
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Our guest for this week is DJ, TV & Radio presenter, mum of three and Founder of Made By Mammas, Zoe Hardman.
Trigger warning: This episode includes a discussion about eating disorders and pregnancy loss. For information and support around these issues please visit https://www.beateatingdisorders.org.uk and tommys.org.
You may have seen Zoe on This Morning, Take Me Out: The Gossip or talking golf on Sky Sports. Since 2015 she’s been a regular fixture on Heart FM, presenting the Saturday afternoon and Sunday morning shows.
She is also the co-founder of hugely successful blog and award-winning podcast Made By Mammas - a platform for sharing open, honest conversations about the highs and lows of parenting. '
This month marks World Menopause Awareness Month and World Menopause Day is on the 18th October - this is something close to Zoe’s heart that we discuss. In the last few years, she has been a vocal advocate of menopause awareness, speaking openly about her own experiences of early menopause at 37 and encouraging other women to seek help, support and guidance.
It's an absolute pleasure to welcome all round legend Zoe Hardman!
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Welcome to Profoundly, the podcast from Fem Foundry.
Hosted by Pips Taylor, Profoundly is a podcast for women who want to grow, learn, connect and thrive. We’ll be bringing our industry leaders to you, sharing expertise, personal stories and advice to help you navigate every element of your life, from the professional to the very personal.
No jargon; no filters. Just open, honest conversation with some brilliant guests.
This week we’re delighted to welcome TV and radio presenter Natalie Pinkham. Best known for her work in the world of sport, this year Natalie became the first woman to commentate on a Formula One session on British television when she led Sky’s commentary of first practice at the Bahrain Grand Prix.
A vocal campaigner, Natalie is a patron of Hope and Homes for Children, a charity at the forefront of a global movement to eliminate the institutional care of children. She first became involved with the charity after a life-changing encounter with a young girl at a Romanian orphanage where she was volunteering.
Today she joins us to share her thoughts on diversity in Formula 1, and the heartbreaking story behind her charity.
Natalie and Pips also share their personal experiences of pregnancy loss to mark baby loss and pregnancy awareness week.
Aicha McKenzie is also on hand to share her thoughts on this week’s pillar, physical health.
Thanks for listening. If you want to find out more about Fem Foundry’s digital community, you can join us on the app - and continue the conversation- it's free.
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Welcome to the Club.
Trigger warning: This episode includes discussion around miscarriage and baby loss. For support on any of the issues raised today please visit Tommys.org. [link https://www.tommys.org]
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Hosted by Pips Taylor, Profoundly is a podcast for women who want to grow, learn, connect and thrive. We’ll be bringing our industry leaders to you, sharing expertise, personal stories and advice to help you navigate every element of your life, from the professional to the very personal.
No jargon; no filters. Just open, honest conversation with some brilliant guests.
This week’s guest is Aicha McKenzie - CEO, agent, model, gymnast, choreographer and mother of two.
Aicha has been a British and Commonwealth gymnastics champion, worked as a choreographer on major shows including the London Olympics and the Brit Awards, and founded multiple businesses across the creative industries.
Today she shares the wisdom that helped her survive burnout, the importance of allyship and how we can all benefit from the transformative magic of the mind-breath-body connection.
We also have some words of wisdom from Michelle Elman on this week’s pillar - physical health.
Thanks for listening. If you want to find out more about Fem Foundry’s digital community, you can join us on the app - it's free.
https://apps.apple.com/gb/app/fem-foundry/id1504092339
Welcome to the Club.
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Hosted by Pips Taylor, Profoundly is a podcast for women who want to grow, learn, connect and thrive. We’ll be bringing our industry leaders to you, sharing expertise, personal stories and advice to help you navigate every element of your life, from the professional to the very personal.
No jargon; no filters. Just open, honest conversation with some brilliant guests.
This week, Pips is joined by the self-proclaimed ‘Queen of Boundaries’ Michelle Elman, to inspire us all to embrace self-love, step into our power and challenge the negative voices that hold us back.
We’re discussing her Scarred Not Scared campaign, the long journey to self-acceptance and why we all deserve friends who respect our “No.”
We’re also shining the spotlight on Spiritual Health this week, with some advice from Laura Tynan on meditation, and learning to welcome change as summer moves into autumn.
Thanks for listening. If you want to find out more about Fem Foundry’s digital community, you can join us on the app - it's free.
https://apps.apple.com/gb/app/fem-foundry/id1504092339
Welcome to the Club.
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Hosted by Pips Taylor, Profoundly is a podcast for women who want to grow, learn, connect and thrive. We’ll be bringing our industry leaders to you, sharing expertise, personal stories and advice to help you navigate every element of your life, from the professional to the very personal.
No jargon; no filters. Just open, honest conversation with some brilliant guests.
To kick off the series we’re delighted to welcome broadcaster and Sky News anchor Sarah-Jane Mee, to discuss women in media, navigating new motherhood, imposter syndrome, ageism and judging the 2021 Women’s Prize for Fiction.
We’re also kicking off our regular miniseries, sharing expert advice from Fem Foundry's leaders on our four pillars: financial, mental, spiritual and physical health. So if you are looking for ways to be more financially empowered or reconnect with yourself after a year of uncertainty - you're in the right place.
Thanks for joining us and if you want to find out more about Fem Foundry’s digital community, find us on the app store - it's free.
https://apps.apple.com/gb/app/fem-foundry/id1504092339
Welcome to the Club.
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