Podcast appearances and mentions of angelica malin

In this week's episode, I talk to professor Ketaki Chowkhani. Dr Ketaki Chowkhani is Assistant Professor of Sociology at the Manipal Centre for Humanities. Single and childfree herself, Ketaki designed and teaches India's first ever course on Singles Studies, and her writing on singlehood has appeared in the New York Times, The Hindu, Psychology Today, and Square Peg UK, among others. Her writing and teaching on singlehood has been mentioned in The Guardian, the New Statesman UK, and The Hindu.  Topics that Ketaki & I cover are:her story around being single and childfree;how her conviction about single life being right for her has been a gradual process;how both of us feel as though we're ‘single at heart';how Ketaki came to create and teach India's first course in single studies;the one main difference between being a single woman in India and being a single woman in the west;how Ketaki's parent have responded to her life choices in terms of being single;the pressure she has had to deal with from her extended family;her essay in Angelica Malin's book, Unattached;being a trailblazer for single women;some of the ways in which singles are discriminated against, and the common stereotypes;Ketaki's research into what is making single hood possible / easy or not, i.e. housing, laws, and what can be done to improve things;how provisions for single people can affect whether or not someone stays in an abusive relationship, and how important it is to make singlehood desirable;reclaiming the term ‘spinster' which Ketaki also uses in her Instagram handle!Follow Ketaki on Instagram: @spinster.adventuresFollow Ketaki on Twitter:@chowkhaniRead Ketaki's essay in Angelica Malin's book, Unattached (UK Link):https://www.amazon.co.uk/Unattached-Essays-Singlehood-Angelica-Malin/dp/1529110394 US Link to the book:https://www.amazon.com/Unattached-Essays-Singlehood-Angelica-Malin-ebook/dp/B0946G7RX7  Book a FREE 30 minute coaching 'taster' session HERE: https://calendly.com/lucymeggeson/30minute Fancy getting your hands on my FREE Top 10 Mindset Tips? Head over to: www.lucymeggeson.com Interested in my 1-1 Coaching? Work with me HERE: https://www.lucymeggeson.com/workwithme Join my private Facebook Group: https://www.facebook.com/groups/1870817913309222/?ref=share Follow me on Instagram: @spinsterhoodreimagined Follow me on Twitter: @LucyMeggeson Follow me on LinkedIn: Lucy Meggeson Email me: lucy@lucymeggeson.com And thank you so much for listening!!!

Piers Morgan Uncensored is joined by Fox News contributor Tomi Lahren, author Angelica Malin and TalkTV contributor Esther Krakue to discuss gender identity and whether it is ruining celebrations of women such as International Women's Day

Olivia Ferdi, co-founder of one the UK's leading CBD oil and drinks suppliers, shares how she built a booming drinks business with her husband. They Started It with Angelica Malin is a podcast that takes you on a journey from business idea to reality, with a range of inspiring, dynamic CEOs and business leaders. Hosted by Angelica Malin, bestselling author, entrepreneur and founder of About Time Magazine, through this series, we'll be discovering what it really takes to make it as an entrepreneur, from mindset to hard business lessons, with some incredible, awe-inspiring guests. This season is kindly sponsored by Funderbeam - The global investing and trading platform for investors to buy and sell equity stakes in private companies - find out more on https://www.funderbeam.com/.Follow @jellymalin for all the behind-the-scenes of making the podcast and don't forget to hit the subscribe button to get new episodes delivered to you. If you benefited from this conversation, please leave a review so more people can find the show! See acast.com/privacy for privacy and opt-out information.

This week's guest is author and journalist Angelica Malin, who recently published Unattached: Empowering Essays on Singlehood, a curated anthology of 30 writers (including me!) exploring the experience of being single, which was published by Square Peg earlier this year. Angelica, or Jelly as I know her, just so happens to be one of my closest friends. During our conversation, we discuss how our close friendship (and having other ‘single' friends) is one of the most important factors in navigating a happy, ‘unattached' lifestyle – from being each other's plus-ones at parties to empowering one another to take solo trips to Santorini (you're going to love Angelica's account of hers). Angelica also shares how the breakdown of a five-year-long relationship at the beginning of the pandemic led to her creating a community of single women through her work, after deciding she – and others – shouldn't have to navigate this lifestyle in isolation. This is an intimate conversation between close friends, and I'm so happy that, through the beauty of podcasting, you can be part of it. You can order Angelica Malin's book, Unattached: Empowering Essays on SInglehood, now from Amazon and Waterstones. You can also order my book, Alonement: How To Be Alone and Absolutely Own It, which is based on this very podcast, now from Amazon and Waterstones. See acast.com/privacy for privacy and opt-out information.

Today I am joined by Angelica Malin. Angelica is an award winning entrepreneur, journalist and author, as well as the founder and editor in chief of about time magazine. She very recently published Unattached, a wonderful book consisting of 30 personal essays written by 30 different women on their experiences of being single. Unattached reflects both the unique challenges and the glorious benefits of singlehood. Representation of single women in their 30's looks a lot like Bridget Jones and not so much like women who are stepping into their power and shrugging off the shackles of traditional labels, and that's exactly what Angelica is here to do. She's kickstarting a single revolution and it was a pleasure to have this conversation with her. Angelica: @jellymalin Me: @laurajenkinson / @whatslovegotpod

The award-winning poet Fiona Benson retells the Greek myth of the Minotaur, upending the legend of the dashing male hero slaying the monster in the labyrinth. In a series of poems in her new collection Ephemeron we hear from the bull-child's mother – the betrayed and violated Pasiphae. Benson tells Helen Lewis she wanted to explore male and female desire, and the extraordinary cycles of violence and abuse of power in the Greek myths. The cultural historian Ivan Jablonka has taken his native France by storm with his history of Masculinity – From Patriarchy to Gender Justice, translated by Nathan Bracher. In it he asks what it means to be a good man? Using examples from the past he explores the origins and structure of male dominance. He argues that it's time that men took more responsibility and fought harder for genuine equality. The political philosopher Nina Power is more circumspect about the demonisation of men, which she believes is now rampant in today's society. In What Do Men Want, Power looks at what happens when men feel beleaguered and retreat to the ‘manosphere', and she explores ways in which men and women can live together more harmoniously. The number of people living alone has increased over the last decade, but it's still a path that goes against what society expects, according to the entrepreneur and Founder of the lifestyle magazine, About Time, Angelica Malin. She became single at the beginning of lockdown and has now brought together 30 women to explore what single womanhood means in the modern age, in Unattached. Producer: Katy Hickman

Today I talked to Angelica Malin about her new book She Made It: The Toolkit for Female Founders in the Digital Age (Kogan Page, 2021). Female entrepreneurs don't tend to receive the same funding assistance as do their male counterparts, but in turn they have the advantage of often connecting more effectively with their target markets. It's their soft skills, in effect, that can see them through observes Angelica Malin. Plus one should never forget the power of having a greater purpose, a sense of mission by, for instance, by addressing a need that other, often male entrepreneurs may overlook. This guest has no fear of public speaking, whatsoever – and it shows. This is a very engaging episode as Angelica gives crisp, lively answers to questions like: why it helps to be personal and quirky in addressing journalists, how Instagram has changed in recent years, and how Taylor Swift helped make She Made It possible. Angelica Malin is the Editor-in-Chief of About Time Magazine and the U.K.'s rising voice for championing women founders and entrepreneurs. She's appeared on the BBC News and LBC Business Hour and has been featured in The Telegraph, Forbes, and Real Business. Dan Hill, PhD, is the author of nine books and leads Sensory Logic, Inc. (https://www.sensorylogic.com). His new book is Blah, Blah, Blah: A Snarky Guide to Office Politics. To check out his related “Dan Hill's EQ Spotlight” blog, visit https://emotionswizard.com. Learn more about your ad choices. Visit megaphone.fm/adchoices

Today I talked to Angelica Malin about her new book She Made It: The Toolkit for Female Founders in the Digital Age (Kogan Page, 2021). Female entrepreneurs don't tend to receive the same funding assistance as do their male counterparts, but in turn they have the advantage of often connecting more effectively with their target markets. It's their soft skills, in effect, that can see them through observes Angelica Malin. Plus one should never forget the power of having a greater purpose, a sense of mission by, for instance, by addressing a need that other, often male entrepreneurs may overlook. This guest has no fear of public speaking, whatsoever – and it shows. This is a very engaging episode as Angelica gives crisp, lively answers to questions like: why it helps to be personal and quirky in addressing journalists, how Instagram has changed in recent years, and how Taylor Swift helped make She Made It possible. Angelica Malin is the Editor-in-Chief of About Time Magazine and the U.K.'s rising voice for championing women founders and entrepreneurs. She's appeared on the BBC News and LBC Business Hour and has been featured in The Telegraph, Forbes, and Real Business. Dan Hill, PhD, is the author of nine books and leads Sensory Logic, Inc. (https://www.sensorylogic.com). His new book is Blah, Blah, Blah: A Snarky Guide to Office Politics. To check out his related “Dan Hill's EQ Spotlight” blog, visit https://emotionswizard.com. Learn more about your ad choices. Visit megaphone.fm/adchoices Support our show by becoming a premium member! https://newbooksnetwork.supportingcast.fm/science-technology-and-society

Today I talked to Angelica Malin about her new book She Made It: The Toolkit for Female Founders in the Digital Age (Kogan Page, 2021). Female entrepreneurs don't tend to receive the same funding assistance as do their male counterparts, but in turn they have the advantage of often connecting more effectively with their target markets. It's their soft skills, in effect, that can see them through observes Angelica Malin. Plus one should never forget the power of having a greater purpose, a sense of mission by, for instance, by addressing a need that other, often male entrepreneurs may overlook. This guest has no fear of public speaking, whatsoever – and it shows. This is a very engaging episode as Angelica gives crisp, lively answers to questions like: why it helps to be personal and quirky in addressing journalists, how Instagram has changed in recent years, and how Taylor Swift helped make She Made It possible. Angelica Malin is the Editor-in-Chief of About Time Magazine and the U.K.'s rising voice for championing women founders and entrepreneurs. She's appeared on the BBC News and LBC Business Hour and has been featured in The Telegraph, Forbes, and Real Business. Dan Hill, PhD, is the author of nine books and leads Sensory Logic, Inc. (https://www.sensorylogic.com). His new book is Blah, Blah, Blah: A Snarky Guide to Office Politics. To check out his related “Dan Hill's EQ Spotlight” blog, visit https://emotionswizard.com. Learn more about your ad choices. Visit megaphone.fm/adchoices Support our show by becoming a premium member! https://newbooksnetwork.supportingcast.fm/technology

Today I talked to Angelica Malin about her new book She Made It: The Toolkit for Female Founders in the Digital Age (Kogan Page, 2021). Female entrepreneurs don't tend to receive the same funding assistance as do their male counterparts, but in turn they have the advantage of often connecting more effectively with their target markets. It's their soft skills, in effect, that can see them through observes Angelica Malin. Plus one should never forget the power of having a greater purpose, a sense of mission by, for instance, by addressing a need that other, often male entrepreneurs may overlook. This guest has no fear of public speaking, whatsoever – and it shows. This is a very engaging episode as Angelica gives crisp, lively answers to questions like: why it helps to be personal and quirky in addressing journalists, how Instagram has changed in recent years, and how Taylor Swift helped make She Made It possible. Angelica Malin is the Editor-in-Chief of About Time Magazine and the U.K.'s rising voice for championing women founders and entrepreneurs. She's appeared on the BBC News and LBC Business Hour and has been featured in The Telegraph, Forbes, and Real Business. Dan Hill, PhD, is the author of nine books and leads Sensory Logic, Inc. (https://www.sensorylogic.com). His new book is Blah, Blah, Blah: A Snarky Guide to Office Politics. To check out his related “Dan Hill's EQ Spotlight” blog, visit https://emotionswizard.com. Learn more about your ad choices. Visit megaphone.fm/adchoices Support our show by becoming a premium member! https://newbooksnetwork.supportingcast.fm/dan-hills-eq-spotlight

Today I talked to Angelica Malin about her new book She Made It: The Toolkit for Female Founders in the Digital Age (Kogan Page, 2021). Female entrepreneurs don't tend to receive the same funding assistance as do their male counterparts, but in turn they have the advantage of often connecting more effectively with their target markets. It's their soft skills, in effect, that can see them through observes Angelica Malin. Plus one should never forget the power of having a greater purpose, a sense of mission by, for instance, by addressing a need that other, often male entrepreneurs may overlook. This guest has no fear of public speaking, whatsoever – and it shows. This is a very engaging episode as Angelica gives crisp, lively answers to questions like: why it helps to be personal and quirky in addressing journalists, how Instagram has changed in recent years, and how Taylor Swift helped make She Made It possible. Angelica Malin is the Editor-in-Chief of About Time Magazine and the U.K.'s rising voice for championing women founders and entrepreneurs. She's appeared on the BBC News and LBC Business Hour and has been featured in The Telegraph, Forbes, and Real Business. Dan Hill, PhD, is the author of nine books and leads Sensory Logic, Inc. (https://www.sensorylogic.com). His new book is Blah, Blah, Blah: A Snarky Guide to Office Politics. To check out his related “Dan Hill's EQ Spotlight” blog, visit https://emotionswizard.com. Learn more about your ad choices. Visit megaphone.fm/adchoices Support our show by becoming a premium member! https://newbooksnetwork.supportingcast.fm/gender-studies

Today I talked to Angelica Malin about her new book She Made It: The Toolkit for Female Founders in the Digital Age (Kogan Page, 2021). Female entrepreneurs don't tend to receive the same funding assistance as do their male counterparts, but in turn they have the advantage of often connecting more effectively with their target markets. It's their soft skills, in effect, that can see them through observes Angelica Malin. Plus one should never forget the power of having a greater purpose, a sense of mission by, for instance, by addressing a need that other, often male entrepreneurs may overlook. This guest has no fear of public speaking, whatsoever – and it shows. This is a very engaging episode as Angelica gives crisp, lively answers to questions like: why it helps to be personal and quirky in addressing journalists, how Instagram has changed in recent years, and how Taylor Swift helped make She Made It possible. Angelica Malin is the Editor-in-Chief of About Time Magazine and the U.K.'s rising voice for championing women founders and entrepreneurs. She's appeared on the BBC News and LBC Business Hour and has been featured in The Telegraph, Forbes, and Real Business. Dan Hill, PhD, is the author of nine books and leads Sensory Logic, Inc. (https://www.sensorylogic.com). His new book is Blah, Blah, Blah: A Snarky Guide to Office Politics. To check out his related “Dan Hill's EQ Spotlight” blog, visit https://emotionswizard.com. Learn more about your ad choices. Visit megaphone.fm/adchoices Support our show by becoming a premium member! https://newbooksnetwork.supportingcast.fm/new-books-network

Angelica Malin is the Editor in Chief of About Time Magazine and the creator of a WhatsApp group of 40 people. In these socially distant days, digital communities have become more important than ever. But the social media and online dating spaces can often seem cold, and void of real connection. In this episode we discuss how to create real connection and support when we need it most, among other things we're thinking about while the world is upside down. Angelica on Twitter About Time MagazineEverything Is Fine podcastFrancesca Specter of Alonement shanisilver.comA Single Serving Podcast Facebook GroupShani on InstagramAnti-Racism Resources For My White Friends & ReadersPodcast logo by Johanna PendleyPodcast hosted on BuzzsproutSupport the show (https://www.patreon.com/shanisilver)

To open up Season 3, this week's episode is with the brilliant Angelica Malin; entrepreneur, podcaster and events host to name a few. On a pleasant Friday night before full lockdown even seemed plausible, Becki and Sophie chatted with Angelica about the importance of listening, women in business, events and so much more. * Our guest this week is Angelica Malin: Editor-in-Chief of 'About Time' Magazine, founder of 'She Started It' UK and the recent 'Unprecedented' podcast which talks to different industries about coping mechanisms during a pandemic. When we spoke to Angelica, it was a matter of days before she regretfully had to postpone her 'She Started it Live' festival due to coronavirus. Angelica always had a strong work ethic, even in university where she would work as a TV runner alongside other various part-time roles. Since then, Angelica has been dedicated to finding her authentic purpose and her 'why' in business, bringing her values to the surface and learning how to manage expectations. 'About Time' Magazine is platformed as a 'digital lifestyle for the curious Londoner' and boasts 1000s of engaged readers across the globe. But she doesn't stop there. 'She Started It' is a vessel for 'shining a spotlight on the UK's brightest female entrepreneurs' and expands into events, festivals, an online academy and a podcast. Angelica gives a wonderful insight in to the behind-the-scenes of the business world, including hiring tips, digitalisation, branding, flexible working and culture. Most prominently, how this all manifests with women in business and the topics of imposter syndrome, saying 'sorry' and diversity. A golden thread throughout the episode is the importance of listening, and how we can learn so much more if we pay attention to others and step away from our screens to establish genuine connection. A pure inspiration for women everywhere and grads as a whole, we look forward to seeing so much more from Angelica. Including and not limited to her book set to release in 2021...stay tuned! She Started It Live Festival Tickets: https://www.eventbrite.co.uk/e/shestartedit-live-2020-festival-of-female-empowerment-tickets-83535497923 * Grad Life by the Horns is a podcast covering every element of graduate life. From the existential dread that accompanies the last few months of university, to entering the post-education world jobless and £30,000 in debt, this fortnightly show is dedicated to helping and celebrating those navigating the 'graduate wasteland'. * Social Media: Co-host: Becki Hills @beckihills Co-host: Sophie Scully @sophsculz Instagram: @gradlifebythehorns Twitter: @gradlifebth Guest: Angelica Malin @jellymalin Artwork: Livi Arnold @livcreatively_ Producer: Pulama Kaufman @pulam.a Music composer: Julian Schoming @brotherjuju * Want to get in touch? Email us here: gradlifebythehorns@gmail.com

If you are anything like me, when you graduated from University, you were pretty young, naive and not 100% on where to turn next.This certainly was not the case for this week’s podcast guest. After a very brief stint with a travel and fashion magazine, Angelica knew she needed to follow her desire for creative freedom and pursue a career as an entrepreneur.Quickly spotting a gap in the market, in March 2014, Angelica took the leap and launched About Time Magazine. That digital site that offered everything it was “about time” you did in London. Personal, well-curated, and to the point the site soon took off as Angelica and her team of writers offered the very best unique options for Londoners and tourists alike.As Angelica details in the podcast, it was not easy feet. She navigated her way through the challenges many businesses owners face, such as; building a team, making some initial mistakes when approaching brands, and finding her place as a Founder.Well, overcoming those challenges paid off. About Time magazine has built a loyal audience and has a monthly readership of 85,000, alongside over 100,000 followers on social media. Taking the decision work out of what to do in your free time, it has become the go to site for time-poor Londoners.By March 2019, as About Time Magazine grew in followers and writers (with over 90 now contributing), Angelica looked to other projects. After witnessing the demand for more offline interactions, Angelica launched the About Time Academy. The Academy would be a curation of live panel events, masterclasses and talks by leading experts, entrepreneurs and leaders.After a successful series of events, Angelica has now evolved the Academy to include her passion for supporting fellow female entrepreneurs. September 2019 saw the first #shestarteditlive festival which was a one-day festival dedicated to the future of women in work.Angelica’s incredible work has not gone unnoticed, as she’s featured in major publications such as Forbes, Elle Magazine and Real Business to name a few.We obviously HAD to chat with Angelica and not only find out how she managed to become such a multi-business powerhouse, but also discover the realities behind starting a business fresh from University. Angelica offers incredible insight into the lessons she has learnt along the way (including how to be a Manager when you really just want to be mates with everyone!) and gives an insight on more incredible business ventures she has planned for the future. **Please note, we recorded this in March knowing that the episode would go out after the March She Started It Live Festival. Unfortunately, due to the COVID-19 outbreak, Angelica had to postpone the festival for the safety of everyone involved. So, there is some talk about the upcoming festivals. I hope you can understand that we have kept it in as there will be many more festivals in the future, and we are very much behind this innovative concept!*

Join me for the latest episode of The Co-Working Club podcast as I welcome Angelica Malin, Founder & Editor-in-Chief of About Time Magazine as well as the creator of She Started it Live, a festival that aims to shine a spotlight on UK's brightest female entrepreneurs ✨ In the episode I chat to Angelica all about the need for female-only events, communities and spaces in today's business world, her thoughts on 'girl boss culture' as well as the impact Coronavirus has had on her business after having to postpone the She Started it Live two day festival. I really hope you enjoy the episode

Welcome to season 2 of Period Story podcast! For the 11th episode of Period Story Podcast, I had a wonderful conversation with Angelica Malin, the editor in chief of About Time magazine and the founder of About Time Academy.Angelica talks about why she was so shocked and appalled by her first period and how poorly prepared she felt for it. She says for her, getting her period signalled the start of a horrible time of discomfort.We discussed the shame Angelica attached to her period and how talking about periods at school almost felt like a curse word. She says that in her mixed sixth-form college, women’s hormones were used against them as a way to call them out as crazy and this created a lot of stigma and shame around periods. Angelica says that the real turning point in her being comfortable talking about her period and menstrual cycle was in her last long term relationship. Have a listen to hear the very funny term her ex gave her period and how having a laugh about it made her feel much more at ease.We also talked about creating safe spaces in the workplace and the need to have more senior women to help make decisions that are made with women in mind. Angelica says that she’s created a culture in her business and team where they can talk openly about periods and how they’re feeling. Angelica says that big companies could do a lot more to make women feel comfortable at work and to encourage a happier workplace culture, like providing free tampons and pads at work and menstrual leave. We chatted about all the innovation in femtech, including brands like Moody, Ohne, Daye, Freda and Elvie that are creating high quality female focused products. Angelica talked about her experience speaking to female founders who are trying to raise investment and the trouble they have when speaking to male VCs. She says we need more women to be starting businesses and more female VC. Angelica says that it’s so important for us to define our own version of what success looks like.Angelica says that it’s important for us to be a friend to ourselves and speak to yourself as you would a friend and I completely agree! If you want to hear more from Angelica, check out her event, She Started It Live, the 13th and 14th March in London.Get in touch Tweet and IG: @periodstorypodEmail periodstorypod@gmail.comShow notes and transcripts can be found at http://www.periodstorypod.comGet in touch with Angelica: Website: https://www.abouttimemagazine.co.ukInstagram: https://www.instagram.com/abouttimemag/Facebook:https://www.facebook.com/abouttimemagTwitter: https://twitter.com/abouttimemag

Angelica Malin is an entrepreneur who runs a six-figure business including the About Time magazine and the She Started It Live Academy. She is also a writer and podcast host and has interviewed many successful women including Cherie Blair, Melanie Whelan and Natasha Devon.So, there is really no better person to discuss 'girlboss culture'. It's had a bit of a backlash recently. Is it outdated and patronising? Or is it time we reclaimed the term to define the viewpoint of women entrepreneurs? We also discussed how Angelica built up her business, why she offers free childcare at her conference and why she's reluctant to answer specific questions, mostly from older men, about how much she earns and how many people she employs.Hayley Millhouse from OpenMoney also shares some tips on how to start your own business!LINKSRead Angelica's article about the term girlboss here:https://www.telegraph.co.uk/women/business/patronising-maybe-need-girl-boss-culture-ever/More info on the next She Started It Live weekend of events, with free childcare!https://www.eventbrite.co.uk/e/shestartedit-live-2020-festival-of-female-empowerment-tickets-83535497923Contact:Twitter: @honest_account_ / @jellymalinEmail: contact@anhonestaccount.co.uk 

Things we talk about in this episode:Women for Women's #MessageForMySister campaignHow Angelica started About Time Magazine and built her readershipHow the title survives online when so many others have foldedFinding mentors, and how sometimes the best mentors can be people you've never metThe value of meeting fellow entrepreneurs and creative business ownersHow the difference in experience affects the terms used for women in businessWhy true entrepreneur spirit doesn't need to look like Richard BransonApproaching business with 'playful curiosity', and why joy is vital in what you seek to establishAngelica's upcoming bookStarting a business straight out of UniversityThe need for women-only events, and why wellbeing and business should both be on the agendaThe challenges of establishing and organising a large eventDeveloping the skills to run a teamAngelica's advice for someone just starting outLinks mentioned in this episode:#Messagetomysister from Women for WomenAbout Time Magazine#SheStartedIt Live (13-14 March 2020)Angelica's Instagram @jellymalinAngelica's Twitter @jellymalinYou're not Listening - Kate MurphyMoody Month - App15 Minute Magic - enrolling this monthMy Instagram, Twitter and website

On this week’s episode of She Started It with Angelica Malin, I chat to Pip Stewart - an adventurer, presenter and writer. From cycling from Malaysia to London, to paddling the length of The Essequibo, Pip’s adventures have taken her across the globe. We chat about the realities, highs and lows of being a professional wanderluster. See acast.com/privacy for privacy and opt-out information.

This week on She Started It with Angelica Malin, I’m joined by the very wonderful Maxine Mahwinney. Maxine Mawhinney is a journalist and broadcaster from Belfast. Until 2017, Maxine was the UK’s oldest female national newsreader. Maxine left the BBC in 2017 to launch a new career at the age of 60. For 20 years she was a senior BBC News and current affairs anchor, covering stories from the Oklahoma bombing to the death of Princess Diana. Now she has launched her own global interview programme, The Moment. We chat about her glittering career in broadcast, advice for aspiring journalists, why she left the BBC and how to conduct a great interview (hint: it’s all about listening). Don’t forget to leave a review, rate and subscribe for a new episode of She Started It every Monday! See acast.com/privacy for privacy and opt-out information.

Angelica Malin is Editor-in-Chief of About Time Magazine which she started straight out of university. It's an online mag that shares all the places that it’s ‘About Time’ you visited. Angelica is also the Founder of the About Time Academy which aims to help millennials navigate the world as it is today and dispel the myths that no longer serve us. As part of this she organises events, which we talk about in the episode, her latest is the She Started It festival, which is coming up on the 14th September 2019

On this week’s episode of She Started It with Angelica Malin, I’m joined by my mum! My wonderful mum, Suzi Malin, is a world-renowned portrait painter. She studied at the Slade School of Art before embarking on a career as a portrait painter. Her many well-known and eminent sitters include Zandra Rhodes, Elton John, Peter Sellers, Lord Hume and Queen Anne-Marie of Greece. Suzi has 9 portraits in the National Portrait Gallery, but her best work is obviously making me. We chat about what art school was like in the 70s, her most memorable sitters and life as a portrait painter. Don’t forget to leave a review, rate and subscribe for a new episode of She Started It every Monday! See acast.com/privacy for privacy and opt-out information.

On this week’s episode of She Started It with Angelica Malin, I’m sitting down with Natasha Devon MBE. Natasha is a writer & activist, who tours schools and colleges throughout the UK, delivering talks as well as conducting research on mental health, body image, gender and social equality. Her current projects are the Mental Health Media Charter and Where’s Your Head At? which aims to change the law to protect the mental health of British workers. Her ‘mind manual’ -‘A Beginner’s Guide to Being Mental: An A-Z’ - was published last year. I chat to Natasha about her work (and how she’s “invented” her own career), the mental health epidemic in the UK, a very public sacking and what changes she’d like to see the government make to safeguard young people. Don’t forget to leave a review, rate and subscribe for a new episode of She Started It every Monday! See acast.com/privacy for privacy and opt-out information.

On this week’s episode of She Started It with Angelica Malin, I’m joined in the studio by Joanna Hardy, a leading criminal barrister, ranked in the Legal 500 as a leading junior in general crime. Joanna came to the Bar following a solid academic background; she read Law at King’s College London where she graduated with First Class Honours and was awarded a postgraduate scholarship to read for her LLM Master of Laws, graduating with Distinction. Joanna reveals what it’s really like to be a female criminal barrister in the UK - after her viral comments about sexism in the industry - and gives career advice for aspiring young lawyers. Don’t forget to leave a review, rate and subscribe for a new episode of She Started It every Monday! See acast.com/privacy for privacy and opt-out information.

This week on She Started It with Angelica Malin, I’m joined by Callie Thorpe, a plus-size blogger, Instagram and all-round sassy Welsh girl. Callie is a leader in the body positivity space, most recently launching ‘The Confidence Corner’ - a platform for others to share their self-love stories and practice body positivity. Callie was the UK’s first plus-size fashion columnist for Marie Claire, and has collaborated with brands such as Evans, ASOS and Dove. Tune in for an episode that will fill you with confidence, self-love and a dose of positivity on your morning commute. Don’t forget to rate, review & subscribe for a new episode every Monday! See acast.com/privacy for privacy and opt-out information.

This week on #SheStartedIt with Angelica Malin, I’m joined by Karen Gill MBE. Karen is the co-founder of everywoman, the membership organisation that seeks to advance all women in business by increasing their number, and raising their status in the economic community. Prior to founding everywoman, Karen had an international career as a Vice President for Intercontinental Hotel Group, working across Asia Pacific and EMEA. Together with Co-Founder Maxine Benson, Karen was appointed the MBE in 2009 in recognition of her service to women’s enterprise and in 2017 the Government’s Women’s Business Council recognised their outstanding commitment to the advancement of women in business. We chat about what it was like starting everywoman 20 years ago, solutions to the gender pay gap, resilience in business (especially when faced with challenges) & Karen’s global goals. Don’t forget to rate, review & subscribe for a new episode every Monday! See acast.com/privacy for privacy and opt-out information.

This week I'm joined by Angelica Malin - an entrepreneur, event host and broadcaster. She is the Editor-in-Chief of About Time Magazine, one of the UK's most popular lifestyle websites, which she started at the age of 22. This week we're talking all about what it's like to be a millennial in business, imposter syndrome, what success means and more.Follow Lucy on Instagram - https://www.instagram.com/lucyhitchcock_/About Time Magazine - https://www.abouttimemagazine.co.uk/The Edit Album - bit.ly/theeditalbum Hosted on Acast. See acast.com/privacy for more information.

This week on She Started It with Angelica Malin, I’m in the studio with Ash Sarkar. Ash is a 27-year old journalist and political activist, serving as a senior editor at Novara Media. She contributes to the Guardian and The Independent, as well as featuring on TV programmes such as Question Time, Good Morning Britain, Sky News and Daily Politics. The Times has described her as "Britain's loudest Corbynista", and Dazed Magazine said she is one of "the voices resetting the political agenda in the UK". Ash shot to fame after footage went viral after she appeared on ITV’s Good Morning Britain to discuss the Stop Trump march, telling presenter Piers Morgan: “I’m literally a communist, you idiot.” Over the past year she has become one of the country’s leading left-wing political commentators. I chat to Ash about going what it’s like going viral, social media backlash, finding your voice and why her dream housemate in Celebrity Big Brother would be Anthony Joshua. Don’t forget to rate, review & subscribe for a new episode every Monday! See acast.com/privacy for privacy and opt-out information.

This week on #SheStartedIt with Angelica Malin, I’m joined by Melanie Whelan, CEO of SoulCycle! Melanie was appointed CEO of the company in June 2015 and in her role, oversees all aspects of the SoulCycle's booming business. During her time, Melanie has increased the company’s geographic footprint to more than 90 studios in 18 markets across the USA, Canada and now London. Melanie graduated from Brown University with a degree in Engineering and Economics and lives in downtown New York City with her husband and kids. I grab Melanie for a chat on her whistle stop tour to the UK to promote the opening of the first ever SoulCycle in London; we chat about the ethos behind the iconic spinning studios, her work ethic and drive, and discover the secrets of building a global business. Want to know what it takes to be the CEO of a high-growth start-up like SoulCycle? Tune in. Don’t forget to rate, review & subscribe for a new episode every Monday! See acast.com/privacy for privacy and opt-out information.

This week on #SheStartedIt with Angelica Malin, I’m joined by the amazing Alice Liveing. Alice is a health & wellbeing influencer, bestselling author and personal trainer. Alice’s genuine message and passion for the power of fitness has seen her build an audience of over 630K followers and release three books; The Body Bible, Eat Well Every Day and Everyday Fitness. Alice writes a column for Women’s Health UK, hosts her monthly Liveing Well panel events and also launched two of her own collections with Primark. She has also been made an ambassador for Women’s Aid. We chat about her fast-paced career (and why she’s never had a 5-year plan), the realities of being an influencer, self-compassion and speaking up about domestic abuse. Don’t forget to rate, review & subscribe for a new episode every Monday! See acast.com/privacy for privacy and opt-out information.

From her experience managing the ever-growing success of the business and why she decided to scale back in recent months to rediscover and prioritise the joy in the job at hand; unveiling what she prioritised in the early days of About Time (she was just 22 when the brand launched!) to ensure that the magazine hit the ground running; her advice for handling the unavoidable challenges on the job with some stellar examples of said dodgy days thrown in for good measure; to how she’s learnt to deal with burn out and set boundaries between work and play; Angelica’s frankness throughout this chat is refreshing and her advice provides a really thought-provoking perspective for all…    She can. She did. is hosted by me, Fiona Grayson (hello!) and is sponsored by xero.com For a free one-month trial on Xero followed by 50% off for the next six months, please feel free to use the code, 'SCSD50' going forward! The good old social handles should you fancy a further peek! She can. She did. @shecanshedid About Time @abouttimemag Xero @xero See acast.com/privacy for privacy and opt-out information.

Welcome to #SheStartedIt with Angelica Malin - a new podcast hosted by entrepreneur Angelica Malin, founder of About Time Magazine and the About Time Academy, featuring incredible, inspiring women who are at the top of their industries. On my first episode, I’m joined by Cherie Blair - a leading human rights lawyer, philanthropist and committed campaigner for women’s rights. In 2008, Cherie established the Cherie Blair Foundation for Women, inspired by her experiences of meeting women across the world during her time in Downing Street as the wife of former British Prime Minister Tony Blair. The Cherie Blair Foundation for Women empowers women to build small and growing businesses in low and middle income countries, so that they can contribute to their economies and have a stronger voice in their societies. We chat about Cherie’s amazing career as a QC, setting up the foundation, the importance of mentorship and using technology to help empower women around the world. Listeners can reach out to Cherie via LinkedIn or keep up to date with the Foundation through their website, twitter or Instagram. Don’t forget to rate, review & subscribe for a new episode every Monday! See acast.com/privacy for privacy and opt-out information.

This week's episode of Work Happy, the podcast all about workplace happiness brought to you by Work.Life and Angelica Malin, is all about change for the better. Angelica is joined by Rita Trehan, founder of Dare, a global transformation consultancy delivering game-changing corporate capacity building and HR change. They're in the business of business transformation - here to make your company better. Don't forget to subscribe! See acast.com/privacy for privacy and opt-out information.

This week's episode of Work Happy, the podcast all about workplace happiness brought to you by Work.Life and Angelica Malin, is all about how to improve corporate wellbeing - both mental and physical - with expert Sally Lovett, founder of Stretching in the City. Angelica chats to Sally about her company, how it came out & the advice she gives to corporates about boosting the wellbeing and happiness of their staff. Don't forget to subscribe! See acast.com/privacy for privacy and opt-out information.

This week's episode of Work Happy, the podcast all about workplace happiness brought to you by Work.Life and Angelica Malin, is all about your breath. Angelica is joined by transformation breath coach Stuart Sandeman, to hear his journey into this unique area of study, and discover how you can use the power of breath to make you happier at work. Don't forget to subscribe! See acast.com/privacy for privacy and opt-out information.

On this week's episode of Work Happy, the new series of the Work.Life podcast, hosted by Angelica Malin, we're discussing how to inspire the next generation of workers in the UK. Angelica is joined by Chieu Cao, Co-Founder of Perkbox. Perkbox helps businesses attract, engage and retain their best talent with all the things that make winning company cultures – perks, employee benefits, rewards and more. Chieu shares his insights on what millennials want at work - from new styles of management to increased sense of purpose - and how to keep them excited, motivated and driven. Don't forget to subscribe, there will be a new episode out every Monday! See acast.com/privacy for privacy and opt-out information.

A podcast about ideas. Today we're chatting Elvie's #FreeTheFeed, Creme Egg Easter bits, plus a couple of bonus goodies we've seen over the last few weeks. Joined by Angelica Malin, who's Editor-in-Chief at About Time Magazine + Founder of About Time Academy (check her twitter - @JellyMalin)

On this week's episode of Work Happy, the new series of the Work.Life podcast, hosted by Angelica Malin, we're talking about "digital nutrition" with Michael Phillips Moskowitz. Moskowitz is an Entrepreneur and Founder of AeBeZe Labs - the world’s first purely digital pharmaceutical company. As people now spend as much as 12 hours a day consuming digital content and mood disorders are at an all-time high, it is more important than ever for people to take control of the content they consume. This is exactly what his app Moodrise empowers its users to do, through the prescription of ‘healthy’ digital content that has been scientifically proven to boost your mood by stimulating the release of certain neurotransmitters via visual cues. We chat social media, digital content and how to protect our mental health at work better. Don't forget to subscribe, there will be a new episode out every Monday! See acast.com/privacy for privacy and opt-out information.

Forward thinking entrepreneur Angelica Malin tells the badass ladies how she took the leap straight from university to setting up a business. Malin started About Time website and magazine, and shares her tips for navigating the often intimidating world of self-employment.After recently getting into fly fishing, Claire talks about how she found the sport, how she’s now helping other women give it ago too, and whats its taught her might just surprise you!Siobhan McSweeney from hit TV show Derry Girls joins the ladies in the studio and talks how the show has given her a platform to continue campaigning political issues and Harriet shares how she has related to the show, in her own way.For information on all your hosts you can click on their names:Harriet MinterNatalie CampbellEmma Sexton If you want to get in touch you can find us on all the socials under this name: @badasswomenshrAnd for more about the podcast head here: https://www.badasswomenshour.com See acast.com/privacy for privacy and opt-out information.

This week on the brand new series of the Work.Life podcast, hosted by entrepreneur Angelica Malin, we're tackling the topic of women's issues at work. Talking taboos, cultural norms, hormones and horror stories, Angelica is joined in the studio by Tara Scott, Social Media Manager at Moody Month. Tara's own experience of tackling chronic illness in her 20s means the topic of workplace happiness is very close to her heart - join us for a fresh, honest conversation about how companies can nurture and respect their female workforce better. Don't forget to rate, review and subscribe for a new episode every Monday! See acast.com/privacy for privacy and opt-out information.

We're back with a brand new series of the Work.Life podcast, hosted by entrepreneur Angelica Malin. Our new series, Work Happy, is all about workplace happiness; we'll be exploring all the avenues for happiness at work, including transformation breath work, exercise, digital nutrition, therapy and more. Featuring experts, entrepreneurs and coaches, we'll be exploring the landscape of workplace happiness throughout the series, with tips on how to move, eat, sleep and work better. Kicking off the season, we're joined in the studio by Hilary Rowland, co-founder of BOOM Cycle, to talk about the role of physical wellbeing in our workplace happiness and advice for those looking to workout more effectively. Don't forget to subscribe, there will be a new episode out every Monday! See acast.com/privacy for privacy and opt-out information.

The final episode of the season! For the last episode of Work It, the podcast all about entrepreneurship, brought to you by Work Life and Angelica Malin, we chat to Nana Parry, Founder and CEO of Metier Digital. Nana is an incredibly inspiring entrepreneur, who founded his own digital agency that builds MVP for brands, after climbing the ladder at various tech companies. We discuss the challenges of being a tech entrepreneur, growing a passionate work force and how to encourage more BAME into entrepreneurship. Don't forget to subscribe, so you'll be the first to know about the new season. See acast.com/privacy for privacy and opt-out information.

This week's episode of Work It, the podcast all about entrepreneurship, brought to you by Work Life, is focused on building value in the online retail industry with an e-commerce expert. Angelica Malin is joined by Adam Gore, founder of Findmeagift.com, shares his founder story - chatting about the challenges facing online retail, how to grow your brand, drive new sales and survive the Christmas season! Don't forget to subscribe, there's a new episode out every Monday. See acast.com/privacy for privacy and opt-out information.

This week's episode of Work It, the podcast all about entrepreneurship, brought to you by Work Life, is focused on building a brand from scratch - how to come up with a unique idea, craft your story, hire the right people and grow your business. Angelica Malin chats to Huib Van Bockel all about the idea behind Tenzing and how he made dream, a reality. Don't forget to subscribe, there's a new episode out every Monday. See acast.com/privacy for privacy and opt-out information.

This week's episode of Work It - the podcast all about entrepreneurship, brought to you by Work Life - is all about launching & growing an incredible food and drinks brand. Angelica Malin chats to Suzie Cregan, co-founder of Jimmy's Iced Coffee, all about the brand, their journey and creating value in a saturated market. Don't forget to subscribe, there's a new episode out every Monday. See acast.com/privacy for privacy and opt-out information.

This week's episode of Work It, the podcast all about entrepreneurship, brought to you by Work Life, is all about creating value in the wellness industry. Angelica Malin chats to Daniel Herman, founder of sports nutrition company Bio-Synergy, all about his idea, brand story and building his company over the last fifteen years. Don't forget to subscribe, there's a new episode out every Monday. See acast.com/privacy for privacy and opt-out information.

We're back with Season 2 of Work It, the podcast all about entrepreneurship, brought to you by Work Life! This week, host Angelica Malin sits down with two amazing entrepreneurs - David Kosky, Co-Founder of Work Life, and James Gold, Co-Founder of Skinnydip London - to talk business, brand and building a loyal, engaged fan base. Don't forget to subscribe for new weekly episode, out every Monday. See acast.com/privacy for privacy and opt-out information.

In the final episode of this season of Work It - the female entrepreneurs podcast brought to you by Work.Life and Angelica Malin - we're talking to the inspiring author and journalist Poorna Bell. Author of Chase the Rainbow, Poorna has faced challenges in her life which have made her more focused and strong than ever. In this intimate, honest episode, Poorna shares her story, from a high-flying job at Huffington Post to diving into the world of self-employment, she shares her tips for success, productivity and work happiness. Don't forget to subscribe, and follow @workdotlife and @jellymalin on social, and visit work.life to find your perfect workspace. See acast.com/privacy for privacy and opt-out information.

In episode six of Work It - the female entrepreneurs podcast brought to you by Work.Life and Angelica Malin - we're talking to Hannah Sharman-Cox, founder of London Cocktail Week and DrinkUp.London. What began as a side project in 2010, London Cocktail Week has grown and grown from humble beginnings - with London Wine Week, London Beer Week and DrinkUp.London being added to the fold. To date, the three festivals have welcomed over 150,000 guests and injected more than two million pounds of revenue directly back into the London hospitality trade through the festival pass scheme alone. We talk to Hannah about all things business - from starting small, building a team, raising investment and creating successful large-scale events. Don't forget to subscribe, and follow @workdotlife and @jellymalin on social, and visit work.life to find your perfect workspace. See acast.com/privacy for privacy and opt-out information.

In episode five of Work It - the female entrepreneurs podcast brought to you by Work.Life and Angelica Malin - we're chatting to the amazing Camilla Barnard, co-founder and Brand Director of Rude Health. A hugely successful first-time entrepreneur, Camilla shares her advice for building a brand from scratch, including product development, marketing, social media and interacting with your customers. In this honest, chatty podcast, Camilla shares the realities of being an entrepreneur - and shares her thoughts on her flexible and positive mindset that has made Rude Health such a success. Don't forget to subscribe, and follow @workdotlife @jellymalin on social and visit work.life to find your perfect workspace. See acast.com/privacy for privacy and opt-out information.

In episode five of Work It - the female entrepreneurs podcast brought to you by Work.Life and Angelica Malin - we're talking to life and career coach, Mikaela Jackson. Mikeala is a personal performance coach and the founder of She Almighty which provides life, career and business coaching services and events for women. As a coach, freedompreneur and dedicated female champion, Mikaela is passionate about creating and growing a community of aspirational and inspirational women. We talk all things business - from starting out on your own, to knowing your worth, creating a network and being your most productive self. Don't forget to subscribe, and follow @workdotlife @jellymalin on social and visit work.life to find your perfect workspace. See acast.com/privacy for privacy and opt-out information.

On episode four of Work It - the female entrepreneurs podcast brought to you by Work.Life and Angelica Malin we're talking to fitness entrepreneurs Naomi White - founder of health and wellness PR agency Naomi White Communications - and Hannah Lewin - one of London's leading female-only personal trainers. Entrepreneurs, fitness enthusiasts and self-employed gurus, we talk about things business - from taking risks to standing out, and being your most productive self. Don't forget to subscribe, and follow @WorkDotLife and @JellyMalin on social and visit work.life to find your perfect workspace. See acast.com/privacy for privacy and opt-out information.

In episode three of Work It - the new entrepreneurial podcast brought to you by Work.Life and Angelica Malin - we're talking to creative entrepreneurs Sarah Johnson, co-founder of creative agency The Akin, and Rhiannon Monks, Founder of mobile app, Travltalk. Entrepreneurs, marketeers and branding gurus, we discuss how to take an idea into a reality, overcome your career fears and make your brand stand out. Don't forget to subscribe, and follow @workdotlife and @jellymalin on social and visit work.life to find your perfect workspace. See acast.com/privacy for privacy and opt-out information.

On episode two of Work It - the new entrepreneurial podcast brought to you by Work.Life and Angelica Malin - we're talking to the amazing Emma Gannon. A podcaster, journalist and author of the bestselling The Multi-Hyphen Method, Emma reveals how to carve your dream career, succeed in self-employment and become your most productive self. We discuss all things personal brand, social media and little work hacks that can transform your everyday. Don't forget to subscribe, follow @WorkDotLife and @JellyMalin on social and visit Work.Life to find your perfect workspace. See acast.com/privacy for privacy and opt-out information.

Welcome to Work.It, the podcast about entrepreneurs who happen to be women, brought to you by Work.Life and journalist Angelica Malin. This week we’re talking to Pippa Murray, founder of Pip & Nut, about how to take an idea and make it a reality, develop an entrepreneurial mindset, raise funding & build a brand identity. Follow @workdotlife @jellymalin on social and visit work.life to find your perfect workspace. See acast.com/privacy for privacy and opt-out information.

Introducing The Climax, a new sex podcast brought to you by journalists Rebecca Reid and Angelica Malin, sponsored by LELO. In our first episode, we're discussing how to spice up your sex life and whether it's possible to get the “first time feeling” back with sex blogger Girl on the Net and Youtuber Rowan Ellis. We're also reviewing new products by LELO: the Soraya and the Anniversary line. Don't forget to subscribe, there will be a new episode out every Monday and don't forget to follow us on Twitter. Hosted on Acast. See acast.com/privacy for more information.

In this episode, William is joined by: London Coffee Festival founder Jeffrey Young; Jamie Collins AKA the Wine Beagle; About Time Magazine's Angelica Malin; chef and Stem founder Mark Jarvis; and authors of the new book 'Mazi', Christina Mouratoglou and Adrien Carré. See acast.com/privacy for privacy and opt-out information.

In this episode I talk to Angelica Malin, founder of the online lifestyle magazine About Time. We talk about starting a business, the highs and lows of being your own boss, the modern work world, wearing spandex to work, being responsible online, being on shpilkies and vitamin drips!