I sat down with Assel just before Xmas and this is what we talked about:

• Introduction and Background of Assal Altayeva (0:03)
• Challenges and Role Models in STEAM (2:24)
• Educational Systems and Gender Stereotypes (10:31)
• Women in Data Science and Academia (15:43)
• Investment Challenges for Female-Led Startups (20:03)
• Success Stories and Barriers in Entrepreneurship (26:33)
• Advice for Young Female STEAM Professionals (31:35)
• Conclusion and Final Thoughts (39:38)

I sat down with Sarah Wyer and this is what we discussed:

• Introduction and Background of Sarah Wyer (0:03)
• Sarah's Research Journey and Inspirations (1:18)
• Initial Explorations with GPT-2 and GPT-3 (5:42)
• Detailed Analysis of GPT-3 Data (8:57)
• Impact of GPT-4 and GPT-5 Models (14:33)
• Broader Implications and Societal Impact (34:24)
• Conclusion and Future Directions (43:18)

I sat down with Helen and what a fantastic conversation it was! Here is what we discussed:

• Helen's Background and Career Journey (0:04)
• Reflecting on Personal Experiences with Bias (2:14)
• Overcoming Imposter Syndrome and Building Confidence (8:59)
• Building Intentional and Inclusive Teams (20:01)
• Advice for Women in Data and Tech (20:16)
• The Role of Workplace Culture in Career Success (34:35)
• Navigating Microaggressions and Building Resilience (38:41)
• Building a Supportive Network (38:57)
• The Importance of Reflection and Self-Awareness (39:16)
• Final Thoughts and Advice for Emerging Leaders (39:34)

I sat down with Jeff Baker and there’s a very good reason he’s on the show. Enginuity, the company Jeff works for, has co-authored a remarkable book in the engineering space called Girls Can Engineer, designed to raise awareness and inspire greater female participation in the industry. It’s an outstanding initiative, and I wanted to help shine a brighter light on the work they’re doing.

Here’s what we discussed:

• Introduction and Background of Jeff Baker (0:04)
• Introduction of the "Girls Can Engineer" Book (1:06)
• Content and Impact of the "Girls Can Engineer" Book (3:32)
• Challenges and Opportunities in the Engineering Sector (9:00)
• Retention and Succession Challenges in Engineering (16:08)
• Future Prospects and Vision for Women in Engineering (24:07)
• Conclusion and Next Steps (26:47)

I spoke to Susan Walsh and this is what we discussed: (for some reason the timings were all messed up, so you got the outline)

• Introduction
• Susan Walsh's Background and Business
• Challenges and Experiences of Women in Data and Tech
• Barriers and Solutions for Women in Events
• Building Confidence and Overcoming Hesitancy
• The Role of Visibility and Networking
• Dealing with Feedback and Criticism
• Advice for Women Entering Data and Tech
• Final Thoughts and Encouragement
• Conclusion and Farewell

I sat down with Sowjanya and what a conversation it was! Here is what we discussed:

• Sowjanya Shetty's Background and Early Life (0:03)
• Education, Career, and Early Career Challenges (2:12)
• Observations on Power and Corporate Culture (9:32)
• Navigating Corporate Life and Personal Growth (17:51)
• Career Transition and Personal Identity (21:58)
• Advice for Women in the Workforce (37:29)
• Final Thoughts and Future Plans (39:31)

I sat down with Jolie Vitale and we had a wonderful and insightful conversation. Here is what we discussed:

• Jolie's Career Journey and Background

• Challenges and Opportunities for Women in Data and Tech (3:13)
• Self-Awareness and Leadership Skills (16:27)
• Balancing Work and Family Life (16:48)
• Impact of COVID-19 on Work-Life Balance (21:06)
• Leadership Traits and Gender Differences (22:12)
• Advice for Upcoming Female Leaders (25:33)
• Advice for the Next Generation (27:36)

I sat down with Maria Torres and we had a great conversation. Here is what we discussed:

• Introduction (0:03)
• Maria's Background and Career (1:35)
• Challenges Faced by Latin American Women in the UK (3:43)
• Navigating Cultural and Gender Biases (8:29)
• Adapting to Corporate Culture and Building Resilience (12:59)
• Support and Allies in the Corporate World (18:45)
• Latin American Women's Rights Service (21:48)
• Challenges of Quantifying the Latin American Population (25:38)
• Advice for Young Latin American Women in the Corporate World (30:23)
• Conclusion and Final Thoughts (34:07)