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Welcome to the Your Voice Here Podcast - a podcast all about helping people get heard.

This week, we are discussing breaking stereotypes and making changes to what it means to be a girl with entrepreneur and Co-Founder of Festival of the Girl - Abi Wright

About Festival of the Girl

Festival of The Girl is a not-for-profit initiative that aims to inspire and engage girls aged 7 - 11 years and support adults to raise girls in a less stereotyped way.

We exist because we want to change what it means to be a girl.

We want to remove the limitations gender stereotypes place on girls. And we want to start this conversation with primary school aged kids, and they’re grown-ups.

We've created global interactive events to give girls access to an incredible line up of female role models, workshops and activities that they can't always get at school. Our festivals are safe environments for girls to have fun, try something new, and most importantly; leave with a boost of self confidence.

Our main annual event takes place every October coinciding with UN's International Day of the Girl Child. We explore a huge variety of topics from careers, to body positivity, to mental health and sustainability.

About Abi Wright
Abi is Co-Founder of Festival of The Girl, along with Founder and Director of She Stands and Co-Founder and Director of Arrive in Politics

She Stands is a movement founded on the idea that girls and women should never have to apologise for taking up space. They raise awareness around the impacts of gender stereotyping on posture and create trainings to shape https://www.festivalofthegirl.com/a more gender equal society. The mission is for females to grow up feeling at home in their bodies with the confidence to stand tall and own their space - from young girls in schools to women in the workplace.

Understanding that there is still so much to be done to create an equal society Abi co-founded Arrive in Politics in 2021. A non-partisan collaboration committed to closing the political gender gap they’ve created a mentorship programme for young women who want to begin or advance their career in politics.

Inspired by her daughters, Margot and Nancy, Abi hopes Festival of The Girl, She Stands and Arrive in Politics can create genuine change so that all children can grow and develop surrounded by strong role models in a world that supports and nourishes them.

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Welcome to the Your Voice Here Podcast - a podcast all about helping budding radio presenters, podcasters and voice over artists get their voices heard.

This week, we discuss radio presenting, teaching and kindness with our guest - Dolly/ aka Broke Dirty Blonde

Dolly, emerged from the vaults of hospital radio at the Royal London Hospital at the turn of the century. Apart from broadcasting alongside the skeleton of the Elephant Man, she has medalled as Female Presenter of the Year at the Hospital Radio Awards on three occasions. Now she styles, she peacocks and she is a leader in education.

In this episode of Your Voice Here, we discuss:

- Hospital Radio

- Getting in to radio

- Being relatable as a radio presenter

- Lavish nights in Slough

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About Your Voice Here Podcast

My name is Jeremy Chapman and I am a Podcaster, Podcast Producer and Radio Presenter.

Each week a guest drops in to chat about their journey in to radio presenting, podcasting or voice over work to give you a fun and inspiring look at how they got in to that industry, along with passing on hints, tips and guidance to help you do the same.

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Welcome to the Your Voice Here Podcast - a podcast all about helping budding radio presenters, podcasters and voice over artists get their voices heard.

This week, we discuss podcasting and life coaching with our guest, Strategy Coach and host of "Is That What You Think?" Podcast Suzanne Brydon

Suzanne is a Strategy Coach, qualified in Life Coaching, Business Coaching and Mentoring, based in Bedfordshire. With over 20 years of coaching, performance, leadership and training experience, Suzanne has found that this practical experience alongside her degree in communications and coaching qualifications gives her a broad range of knowledge and expertise.

"Is That What You Think?" is a thought provoking and informative podcast, where Suzanne takes a genuine interest in her guests, along with offering help and guidance with her 20 years experience as a life coach.

In this episode of Your Voice Here, we discuss:

- Starting a podcast

- How a podcast can benefit a business

- How to find the right life coach

- Asking the right questions

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Suzanne Brydon Coaching Website

Be sure to follow us on Instagram and Facebook, for more information on how you can get your voice heard, just search "Your Voice Here"

And don't forget to tune in every week for more tips, tricks, and interesting conversations about radio and podcasting.

Thanks for listening

About Your Voice Here Podcast

My name is Jeremy Chapman and I am a Podcaster, Podcast Producer and Radio Presenter.

Each week a guest drops in to chat about their journey in to radio presenting, podcasting or voice over work to give you a fun and inspiring look at how they got in to that industry, along with passing on hints, tips and guidance to help you do the same.

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Contact us hello@yourvoicehere.co.uk

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