Podcast appearances and mentions of harriet minter

"The doctor said: 'You need to put your phone down because we have to get this drip into your arm, otherwise you're going to die.' And that was my introduction to type 1 diabetes."Today's guest is Harriet Minter - published author, journalist, coach and gender equality specialist.Harriet has worked and written for among others, The Guardian, The Times and the Telegraph. She's a columnist for Psychologies magazine, and created the wildly successful Badass Women's Hour podcast and live radio show, which she was very much in the throes of when she received that terrfying type 1 diabetes diagnosis on World Diabetes Day 2020, at the age of 38.That horrifying diagnosis was in the midst of the pandemic, and it has since altered Harriet's relationships with her work, her loved ones, and ultimately herself.Wise, sharp and insightful, this is an incredibly thought-provoking chat, covering the vulnerability that diabetes forces you to face, the conflict of becoming both more independent and more willing to ask for help, accepting her body's limits, stigma around body size and diabetes, diabetes in the workplace and my favourite new phrase - SOFT POWER. Oh, and don't speak to Harriet about glucose monitoring as a health trend...This was such a treat to record, I hope you enjoy it! Be sure to check out Harriet's writing on her Substack too - aptly titled We Can't Do It Alone. CONNECT WITH HARRIETSubscribe to Harriet's Substack.Follow Harriet on Instagram.JOIN THE TYPE 1 ON 1 INSTAGRAM COMMUNITYWe've got an Instagram account! Come and say hi @studiotype1on1 SPONSOR MESSAGEThanks to my episode sponsors Insulet, the founders of Pod Therapy - only found with Omnipod. Pod Therapy uses a tubeless, wearable and waterproof Pod that continuously delivers insulin for up to three days. Controlled wirelessly by its handheld companion, it allows you to personalise your insulin doses according to your own daily needs - no multiple daily injections and no tubes. Head to https://www.omnipod.com/ to find out more.

How can we escape the trap of overworking and spend more time on our creative work? In this interview with Harriet Minter – journalist, coach, and author of WFH (Working From Home): How to build a career you love when you're not in the office – we chat about the practicalities of setting daily and monthly goals, structuring your day while working from home, navigating our writing careers and our creative ambitions, pricing our work and balancing soul work with survival work.*ABOUT HARRIET MINTERHarriet Minter is a journalist, author and flexible work specialist. She writes the only weekly newsletter guaranteed to get you promoted and is the author of WFH (Working From Home): How to build a career you love when you're not in the office.*RESOURCES:Twitter@HarrietMinterHarriet's website: harrietminter.comWFH (Working From Home): WFH (Working From Home): How to build a career you love when you're not in the office*For show notes, transcripts and to attend our live podcasts visit: podcast.londonwriterssalon.comFor free writing sessions, join free Writers' Hours: writershour.com*FOLLOW LONDON WRITERS' SALONTwitter: twitter.com/​​WritersSalonInstagram: instagram.com/londonwriterssalonFacebook: facebook.com/LondonWritersSalonIf you're enjoying this show, please rate and review this show! 

How do we find fulfilment as we pay the bills? In her podcast Work Interrupted, Christina Patterson talked to people from a range of working backgrounds - business, journalism, the arts, healthcare, music, books, broadcasting, academia - to find out how their work was changing in the light of the pandemic. As we start to come out of it, she will focus on how we can all build a work life that brings some meaning, fun and even joy. In this preview of The Art of Work, she offers highlights from the two seasons of Work Interrupted. Tech entrepreneur Margaret Heffernan talks about how she livened up a boring project with live rabbits. Artistic Director of English National Ballet Tamara Rojo talks about dealing with pandemic misery by baking a seven-flavour, five-layer cake. Writer and coach Harriet Minter explains why work is like sex. Rapper Guvna B shares his moving definition of success. And doctor Rachel Clarke talks about the joy of death as a day job.

Hello and welcome to Secure The Insecure hosted by Johnny Seifert.In a special bonus episode of the show, journalist Harriet Minter joins Johnny to reflect on the half way mark of the current series of Married At First Sight UK 2021 that is airing on E4. The conversation also looks at the bigger picture of reality with Below Deck available on Hayu as well.Harriet Minter's book Working From Home is out to buy now.If you want to contact me I am on social media @johnnyseifert @securetheinsecurepodcast See acast.com/privacy for privacy and opt-out information.

It's been a tearful final week in the villa, with the start of new relationships and the end of old ones. Harriet is joined by activist Chris Paouros to answer the important questions, like is it damaging that the villa is so heterosexual? And, what football team would each of the islanders be?Your host is Harriet Minter - @harrietminter and this weeks guest is Chris Paouros - @chrispaouros See acast.com/privacy for privacy and opt-out information.

Toxic femininity, do we need to flip the conversation?After “mad movies” really did stir the pot in the villa, Harriet and her guest Victoria Sanusi discuss Faye's behaviour toward Teddy and how it may have created an unsafe space in the Love Island villa. They also discuss a different side of Kaz that we have only just seen this week as things with herself, Tyler and Mathew got a tad complicated. Harriet and Vic do a -u-turn on Chloe and Toby. All in all, it really has been a hectic week in paradise, and here's your weekly antics rundown.Your host is Harriet Minter - @harrrietminter and this weeks guest is Victoria Sanusi @victoriasanusiFor your iced coffee needs: https://www.delish.com/uk/cocktails-drinks/a37127339/love-island-iced-coffee/ See acast.com/privacy for privacy and opt-out information.

In the week when the nation cringed as Hugo got the "job done" Harriet Minter and guest Stephanie Yeboah a Writer, Blogger and Content Creator mull over the goings-on in the Love Island villa, oh and Casa Amour!As things started to get heated this week with THE postcard that sent the villa wild and the aftermath of Casa Amour, Stephanie and Harriet chat over whether Faye and Teddy can recover from being done dirty by the producers and if Toby has actually seen the error of his ways?Your host is Harriet Minter - @HarrietMinter and this week's guest is @StephanieYeboah on Twitter and @stephanieyeboah on Instagram See acast.com/privacy for privacy and opt-out information.

Things are really getting going in the villa this week, we've seen everything from breakups to our first official boyfriend/girlfriend couple. This week Harriet has pulled aside Life Coach and queen of boundaries Michelle Elman for a chat. The two discuss all the breakups there's been this week and why there could be an orgasm gap in the villa. Your host is Harriet Minter - @harrrietminter and this weeks guest is Michelle Elman - @ScarredNtScared See acast.com/privacy for privacy and opt-out information.

Everyone will experience feminism differently, especially women of colour, but are we leaving BAME women out of the conversation? Harriets guest is MP and author Rabina Khan, who argues that the feminism movement is being led by white women and that the platform isn't equal.Also in this episode, we're all free! So now what? And one listener really doesn't want to go back to the office, so can they just quit?Presenter: Harriet Minter - @HarrietMinterGuest: Rabina Khan: @RabinaKhanTo have Harriet help with your listener dilemma, e-mail harriet.minter@gmail.com My Hair is Pink Under This Veil, By Rabina KhanUndercover LoverWFH (Working From Home), by Harriet Minter See acast.com/privacy for privacy and opt-out information.

Do you feel comfortable saying no to people? Harriet is joined by Michelle Elman, who thinks we should all be a bit more selfish. Michelle talks about how to find and set your boundaries, some ways to enforce them that won't get you fired, and how to use them to get the most out of your dating life. Also in this episode, Harriet's take on the fallout from the euros final. And one listener is suffering from imposter syndromePresenter: Harriet Minter - @HarrietMinterGuests: Michelle Elman: @ScarredNtScaredTo have Harriet help with your listener dilemma, e-mail harriet.minter@gmail.com The Joy of Being Selfish by Michelle ElmanUndercover LoverWFH (Working From Home), by Harriet Minter See acast.com/privacy for privacy and opt-out information.

“It's not you, it's me”, come on you're better than that!This week comedian and author Rosie Wilby is explaining to Harriet how you can break up better and she's speaking from experience, Rosie was dumped by email back in 2011 and since then has been researching the art of the break up resulting in her book and podcast; The Breakup Monologues. Hear why being dumped is chemically the same as withdrawing from a drug, whether it's a good idea to stay friends and how to make it through the "three-year slump." On the topic of love, coupling up, breaking up and consciously de-coupling Harriet's second podcast Undercover Lover is back! As Love Island returns to the nation's screens Harriet knows that whilst you might say otherwise your head is definitely turned! Every Sunday she and a fellow closet watcher will be dissecting the week's goings-on in the villa, it's the podcast for those of you who are side-eyeing your feminism every night at 9 this summer. Follow wherever you get your podcasts.Presenter: Harriet Minter - @HarrietMinterGuests: Rosie Wilby: @rosiewilbyTo have Harriet help with your listener dilemma, e-mail harriet.minter@gmail.com Rosie's Book and PodcastUndercover Lover WFH (Working From Home), by Harriet Minter See acast.com/privacy for privacy and opt-out information.

Grab your bikini and slap on the factor 1 because we're back to dissect everything that's happening in the Love Island villa. Now that week 1 is wrapped up Harriet is joined by dating expert Charly Lester to discuss how diverse this year cast really is. And, after 18-months of pandemic related blue balls, have we all forgotten how to date?Your host is Harriet Minter -@harrietminter and this weeks guest is Charly Lester - @CharlyLester See acast.com/privacy for privacy and opt-out information.

The TV show you love to pretend to hate is back, and so is Harriet Minter. After 18 months of being in lockdown with one other person, it turns out another season of Love Island is just what we needed. Join Harriet as she hoiks up her feminist morals to dissect who's a peng ting with academic insight. See acast.com/privacy for privacy and opt-out information.

Just because you're young doesn't mean you're exempt from getting life-altering illnesses. In this episode, Harriet is joined by two badass women who are living with such conditions. Rosie van Amerongen lives with bipolar disorder and found that running was a way that she could manage it. Then, Emily Johnson was diagnosed with arthritis, and it's changed the way that she lives every day. Harriet talks to both women about what it's like to relieve these diagnoses at such a young age and what they've had to change in order to live with them. Also in this episode, as a new season of Love Island hits our screens Harriet wonders, has lockdown taken the fight out of feminism. Also, an answer to the age-old question, what do I do when everything has gone wrong?Presenter: Harriet Minter - @HarrietMinterGuests: Emily Johnson - @arthritisfoodie and Rosie van AmerongenTo have Harriet help with your listener dilemma, e-mail harriet.minter@gmail.com Beat Arthritis Naturally, by Emily JohnsonWFH (Working From Home), by Harriet Minter See acast.com/privacy for privacy and opt-out information.

Some of us are accustomed to seeing people like us as the main characters in the books we read. But for many, that isn't the case. Harriet is joined by Sabina Khan, author of Zara Hossain Is Here. Harriet and Sabina discuss the importance of being able to identify with the people we're reading about, and how Sabina's own experience shaped her writing.Then, how often do you buy now, pay later? It seems so tempting, but these services could be doing more harm than good. Are they really putting women in the best position when it comes to managing their finances? While we're talking about money, one listener asks about saving for a mortgage, and what they're sacrificing to do so.Presenter: Harriet Minter - @HarrietMinterGuest: Sabina Khan - @Sabina_WriterTo have Harriet help with your listener dilemma, e-mail harriet.minter@gmail.com ZARA HOSSAIN IS HERE, by Sabina KhanWFH (Working From Home), by Harriet Minter See acast.com/privacy for privacy and opt-out information.

Hormones are one of the biggest factors in how we feel and act; to understand them is to understand our bodies better. Harriet is joined by Amy Thomson, the founder of Moody Month, an app that helps you optimise your everyday physical and mental wellbeing, partly by tracking where your hormone levels are. Amy is also the author of Moody: A 21st Century Hormone Guide, which shares some of the research and science behind how our hormones work. Also, the government is looking into women's experience with healthcare, but is it too little too late? And one listener wants to get from couch to 5k.Presenter: Harriet Minter - @HarrietMinterGuest: Amy Thomson - @amytstoryTo have Harriet help with your listener dilemma, e-mail harriet.minter@gmail.com Moody : A 21st Century Hormone Guide, by Amy ThomsonWFH (Working From Home), by Harriet Minter See acast.com/privacy for privacy and opt-out information.

For those who have experienced it, motherhood is a life-changing event, and everyone's experience of it is vastly different. Harriet is joined by author Pragya Agarwal, whose own experience was strewn with difficulties - from a tainted blood transfusion - to the pressure put on both her and her unborn baby regarding gender. Pragya's book M(other)hood explores how women of colour and women of different socio-economic classes experience motherhood differently.Also in this episode, are we being misogynistic from the inside? And one listener asks something we've all wondered, how do we know when we're old?Presenter: Harriet Minter - @HarrietMinterGuest: Pragya Agarwal - @DrPragyaAgarwalTo have Harriet help with your listener dilemma, e-mail harriet.minter@gmail.com (M)OTHERHOOD by Pragya AgarwalWFH (Working From Home), by Harriet Minter See acast.com/privacy for privacy and opt-out information.

EP392 - Kate Winslet and Geek Girls with Holly SmaleBoys and men are routinely diagnosed as autistic more than women and girls, who're often wrongly overlooked. One of those women was this weeks guest Holly Smale. It's only since Holly sold millions of copies of her book Geek Girl did she realise that she and the character in her book were living with autism. Harriet and Holly talk about what led Holly to get this diagnosis and what having it has made her realise about her life.Also in this episode, are we really still talking about Kate Winslet's body, and in the papers to boot? And one listener is concerned that her friends don't like her partner.Presenter: Harriet Minter - @HarrietMinterGuest: Holly Smale - @HolSmaleTo have Harriet help with your listener dilemma, e-mail harriet.minter@gmail.com Geek Girl, by Holly SmaleWFH (Working From Home), by Harriet Minter See acast.com/privacy for privacy and opt-out information.

"I don't think I do work from home, I think I live at work."For more than a year, many people normally found in offices and other work places have been forced to endure or embrace a very different way of working during the pandemic.But, like it or loathe it, is this era of mass working from home coming to an end?Faye Barker talks to Harriet Minter, author of WFH: How To Build A Career You Love When You're Not In The Office, about the future of work, how to overcome the challenges of remote working and how to discuss with your boss the option of continuing to work remotely. We also hear from a host of people on their experience away from the office, plus a City expert explains why WFH presents both a huge opportunity and a worrying threat to diversity in the workforce.

What makes a badass woman? Well, we've got two on the show today. Michelle Kennedy is the founder and CEO of the app Peanut, which provides community and support throughout all stages of motherhood. Recently, Michelle has taken on the mammoth task of changing the language we use to describe women and their bodies. It's time for words like "geriatric", "inhospitable" and "serial aborter" to go. Then Josie Lloyd joins to talk about her newest book The Cancer Ladies' Running Club, and how it's inspired by the real-life events of her own cancer diagnosis. Josie ran the Brighton 10k in the middle of an operation, chemotherapy and radiotherapy, all with a group of women who were in similar situations. Presenter: Harriet Minter - @HarrietMinterGuests: Michelle Kennedy - @shellkennedylon and Josie Lloyd - @JosieLloydbooks To have Harriet help with your listener dilemma, e-mail harriet.minter@gmail.com The Cancer Ladies' Running Club by Josie LloydPeanut from Michelle KennedyWFH (Working From Home), by Harriet Minter See acast.com/privacy for privacy and opt-out information.

Sometimes it’s easy to forget that your parents are people too. This week Harriet is joined by author Elizabeth Miki Brina who’s new book Speak, Okinawa: A Memoir reflects on the relationship between children and parents.Also in this episode, Harriet discusses the sit-in at the University of Warrick that’s challenging rape culture. And one listener feels like she’s been belittled by her boss, so is it time to go?Presenter: Harriet Minter - @HarrietMinter To have Harriet help with your listener dilemma, e-mail harriet.minter@gmail.com Speak, Okinawa: A Memoir by Elizabeth Miki BrinaWFH (Working From Home), by Harriet Minter See acast.com/privacy for privacy and opt-out information.

Are bras a thing of the past? We've all been spending a lot more time at home over lockdown, and for many of us, that means dressing down too. Does that mean it's finally time to ditch the bra and free the nip? Or is that only for a select few?Then Harriet is joined by Tineka Smith and Alex Court to talk about life as a mixed-race couple. After Tineka was the victim of a racist attack, the two wrote their book Mixed Up: Confessions of an interracial couple. Finally, one listener moved back in with their parents over lockdown but is now missing their old life. Is it time to move out or stay and save?Presenter: Harriet Minter - @HarrietMinterGuest: Tineka Smith - @Tineka_S and Alex Court - @CourtA To have Harriet help with your listener dilemma, e-mail harriet.minter@gmail.com Mixed Up: Confessions of an Interracial Couple, by Tineka Smith and Alex CourtWFH (Working From Home), by Harriet Minter See acast.com/privacy for privacy and opt-out information.

Do you feel strong? Journalist and author Poorna Bell talks to Harriet Minter about how she found both inner and outer strength when she took up powerlifting. Poorna’s new book “Stronger” looks at what society tells us about women’s strength and turns it on its head.What about when you go and speak to your doctor? Do you feel strong then? A new study discovers that twenty percent of women who went to see their doctor about gynaecological issues, left feeling like their concerns had been treated as trivial. Plus Harriet shares some advice for a listener feeling anxious about being around crowds of people at her friend's wedding. Presenter: Harriet Minter - @HarrietMinterGuest: Poorna Bell - @poornabell To have Harriet help with your listener dilemma, e-mail harriet.minter@gmail.com Stronger, by Poorna BellWFH (Working From Home), by Harriet Minter See acast.com/privacy for privacy and opt-out information.

How do you come back from something as horrific as a verbal racist attack? Well for nature writer Anita Sethi the answer was clear, it was to walk 268 miles across the entire Pennine Way. Anita tells Harriet what she learnt about herself and the world along the way and the importance of having a good map.Also, it’s been a tough year, so why are some of us feeling more anxious now that lockdown restrictions are lifting? And what steps can we take to manage those feelings? Then one listener has a question about money, and getting their pre-COVID salary back. Presenter: Harriet Minter - @HarrietMinterGuest: Anita Sethi - @anitasethi To have Harriet help with your listener dilemma, e-mail harriet.minter@gmail.com I Belong Here, by Anita SethiWFH (Working From Home), by Harriet Minter See acast.com/privacy for privacy and opt-out information.

We’re talking about bodies. Recently we’ve seen the first plus-size model on the cover of Playboy magazine, but we’ve also seen the death of beloved TV personality Nikki Grahame as a result of her battle with anorexia. Harriet is joined by Gemma Oaten, the actor and now manager of the charity SEED who’s own journey with anorexia started at an early age.This week, a listener question that’s all about dating. As we emerge from lockdown just as single as when we went in, how do we get back on the scene, and is online dating the best way to go?Presenter: Harriet Minter - @HarrietMinterGuest: Gemma Oaten - @gemmaoaten To have Harriet help with your listener dilemma, e-mail harriet.minter@gmail.com Find support from SEED hereWFH (Working From Home), by Harriet Minter See acast.com/privacy for privacy and opt-out information.

Harriet Minter würde nie wieder (naja, nur unter ganz besonders flexiblen Umständen) wieder in einem Büro arbeiten. Präsenzpflicht ist ein Ding der Vergangenheit und dank Corona, so die britische Journalistin, haben es endlich auch die Arbeitgeber erkannt: „Working From Home“ ist eine Frage des Lifestyles, nicht der Ambitionen. Leider berichten in Deutschland immer noch 70% der Arbeitnehmer, dass ihre Vorgesetzten ihnen kein Homeoffice gewähren. Damit liegen wir Deutschen ganz hinten in der Statistik. Im Vereinigten Königreich läuft das etwas dynamischer: dort sind die Zahlen von 6 auf 44 Prozent gestiegen, im EU schnitt von 4 auf 88 Prozent. Die britische Journalistin mit Schwerpunkt Frauen und Karriere hat mit uns über ihr die großen Vorzüge des Homeoffices gesprochen. Über die Mythen, die der Arbeit von Zuhause einen schlechten Ruf bescheren und vor allem über die Frage: Wie treibe ich meine Arbeit und Karriere von zuhause weiter an? Warum sie das alles weiß? Weil sie selbst seit Jahren erfolgreich von zu Hause arbeitet. So erfolgreich, dass sie jetzt ein Buch darüber verfasst hat, das wir uneingeschränkt empfehlen. Bis dato gibt es WFH Working from home – How to build a career you love when you are not at the office (Quercus, UK) nur auf Englisch. So wie auch unser Gespräch mit Harriet. Wir besprechen u.a. · was gutes Arbeiten von zu Hause ausmacht. · wie man gängige Mythen entlarvt, wie „Homeoffice ist was für Leute ohne Ambitionen“ · dass Homeoffice und Kinderbetreuung zwei Jobs sind und nicht etwa eine praktische „Zwei Fliegen, eine Klappe“-Lösung · welche Grenzen man abstecken und einhalten muss, um effizient zu sein. · warum ein Nickerchen mittags oder eine Kaffee-Date am Nachmittag keineswegs bedeuten, dass man faul ist. Und vor allem haben wir eins gelernt: Homeoffice in Zeiten einer Pandemie ist keinesfalls vergleichbar mit Homeoffice unter „normalen“ Umständen. Also – schnuppert mal rein: In unseren Podcast und in das Buch!

Join Em Stroud and her clown Barbara as they talk all things Working from Home with Harriet Minter.  How can we work from home and still have ambition?  What can we take from this year of working from home as we leave lockdown?  How are Barbara and her connected as rebels?  What can you do to manage your energy when working from home? And much much more… Harriet’s Social Media: Instagram: @harrietminter LinkedIn: Harriet Minter Twitter: @harrietminter About Harriet: Harriet Minter is a journalist and broadcaster, specialising in female leadership and working from home. She is the author of WFH: How to Build a Career you Love Outside the Office and she founded the Guardian's Women in Leadership section - the first editorial section in a national newspaper to focus on women’s working lives. She is also a columnist for Psychologies magazine and hosts her own radio show, The Badass Women's Hour on TalkRadio. As well as her journalism, she is also a fully qualified coach and facilitator and trains companies in how to make their workplaces work for their staff. She’s run programmes on female leadership and how to lead a team from your home for everyone from multinationals to start-ups.  Outside of work she is a doting mum to a rescued Staffordshire Bull Terrier and an enthusiastic, if not exactly talented, pottery student.

Due to the passing of HRH Prince Phillip, Harriet reflects on the notion of grief with Cariad Lloyd.Cariad is the creator and host of Griefcast, a podcast where she tries to break down our fear of talking about death, and even if we’re allowed to laugh about it. Cariad saw the interest in Greifcast rise and it has continued to do so since she had this chat with Harriet back in 2019. Also in this episode, how do we set those boundaries between work and home life? Especially when the line is so blurry right now. Then Harriet responds to a listener who got a new puppy at the start of lockdown, but fears that they might have made a mistake now that life is slowly getting back to normal.Presenter: Harriet Minter - @HarrietMinterGuest: Cariad Lloyd - @ladycariad To have Harriet help with your listener dilemma, e-mail harriet.minter@gmail.com Griefcast by Cariad LloydWFH (Working From Home), by Harriet Minter See acast.com/privacy for privacy and opt-out information.

In this episode of the Influence & Impact podcast I catch up with Harriet Minter, author of “Working From Home: How to build a career you love when you’re not in the office”.  Harriet has been writing about women and work for the past 15 years so we explore lots of interesting topics including… Managing your team remotely The future of hybrid working Strategies for building your brand and profile when working remotely Exactly how to ask for a pay rise (and generally asking for what you want) A simple framework for communicating your strengths Harriet Minter is a journalist, author and flexible work specialist. She focuses on a variety of issues relating to women, the future of work, media and diversity. She has written for publications including The Guardian, The Times and The Pool. She has a monthly column in Psychologies magazine. She is a regular speaker on women’s rights, organisational change, workplace diversity and just getting stuff done. She has given two TED talks and appeared on the BBC and Sky News. As well as her media work she coaches individuals to help them achieve their professional goals, and provides brands with diversity and content marketing consultancy. Follow Harriet @harrietminter on instagram and twitter www.harrietminter.com Her book "WFH - Working from Home" is available on Amazon or bookshop.org              

Harriet Minter: journalist, career coach, and speaker with TRE's Hannah Murray

Questioning how productive you really are while WFH? Wondering how to switch off when your work life is your home life is your work life (and repeat)? Turns out, there are unique challenges women who work from home face, as we head firmly into a working from home revolution. Today on ARRIVED., I chat to female leadership journalist and author, Harriet Minter, about – why the language of contemporary women's magazines still assumes outdated tropes of women's work lives – even in 2021 – how Harriet came to launch the Women in Leadership section in the Guardian newspaper – how the post-pandemic hybrid work from office / work from home model could actually edge women out of promotions and career advancement – how to rethink your productivity (and that afternoon nap!) when working from home – why regularly working more than 40 hours/week can lead to disease – how to set better boundaries around your professional life so that working from home doesn't turn into 'living at work' Harriet's new book, WFH: How to Build a Career you Love Outside the Office is available now at all fine booksellers. Connect with Harriet at harrietminter.com | Follow Harriet on Twitter and Instagram @harrietminter Harriet Minter is a journalist and broadcaster, specialising in female leadership and working from home. She is the author of WFH: How to Build a Career you Love Outside the Office and she founded the Guardian's Women in Leadership section - the first editorial section in a national newspaper to focus on women’s working lives. She is also a columnist for Psychologies magazine and hosts her own radio show, The Badass Women's Hour on TalkRadio. She's written for publications including The Times, The Telegraph and Red magazine. As well as her journalism, Harriet is also a fully qualified coach and facilitator and trains companies in how to make their workplaces work for their staff. She’s run programmes on female leadership and how to lead a team from your home for everyone from multinationals to start-ups. She is a regular speaker on women's rights, remote working, and the future of leadership. She's given two TED Talks, the first on the importance of learning to fail and the second on yoga, which have had tens of thousands of views. ––––– Your Voice deserves to be heard. Discover how podcasting can help your personal brand make an impact – while making a profit. Sign up today for Find Your Voice, my 8-week podcast launch course courses.atelierwrede.com Follow me on Instagram at @atelierwrede, on Clubhouse at @bethanywrede and be sure to SUBSCRIBE here so you never miss an episode!

When you say “20 years ago”, it sounds more like the 1980s than 2001, right? Well, things were very different then and this week Harriet dives into author Elisabeth Spencer’s experience of raising and supporting her trans daughter; the challenges, the emotions and the lessons, all of which are extended upon in her new book. Harriet also discusses how commonplace sexual harassment is in the school system, and tackles a listener question who is struggling to choose between leaving their secure but mundane job or spreading their wings to explore their passions. Presenter: Harriet Minter - @HarrietMinterThe Road To My Daughter, by Elisabeth SpencerWFH (Working From Home), by Harriet Minter See acast.com/privacy for privacy and opt-out information.

From the dazzling heights of the solar system to the intimacies of our homes, sharing space is the macro-focus of this week’s episode. The first British person in space was a woman, not a joke, just a fact! The legendary Helen Sharman joins Harriet this week for an electric conversation about how she got into the space industry, the feeling of being in space and the future, including walking on Mars!Also joining Harriet is Jill Hopper, author of ‘The Mahogany Pod’. Now in later years of life, Jill’s book details the heart-wrenching experience of losing her boyfriend in her 20s. Jill and her partner met while living in a shared house, and Jill explains the grief, the lessons, and the feeling of losing a partner at such a young age. Books and podcasts mentioned:The Mahogany Pod, by Jill Hopper WFH (Working From Home), by Harriet Minter See acast.com/privacy for privacy and opt-out information.

Working from home has been the bane of many people’s lives over the last 12 months, but Harriet Minter, journalist, broadcast and author of new book Working From Home, reckons there are some pretty serious pros, as well. She tells Hannah all about finding out how, where and when you work best to optimise performance. Meanwhile, we’ve been rummaging in our family trees with this week’s podcast sponsor, Ancestry, and Mick talks to the genealogy brand’s executive story producer, Jennifer Utley, to get some top tips on researching the women in your families. In the Bush Telegraph, we’re talking about male violence against women, whataboutery, what the whattery, and why we desperately need to talk to our boys. And in Rated or Dated, we’re confused by the confederate flag, as we watch Chesney Hawkes vehicle, 1991’s Buddy’s Song. Support this show http://supporter.acast.com/standardissuespodcast. See acast.com/privacy for privacy and opt-out information.

Harriet Minter from episode 8 of 40 for Tea, and Rach Allan explore her experience of 2020, answering: What did it smell, taste & sound like?  What did you learn & let go? What wisdom are you taking into 2021. 01.52 - A really weird year 02.15 - its smelt like.. 03.07 - Lockdown lover update & relationship lessons, including taking space 06.45 - I learnt alot about TIME (Netflix at 7.42) 08.56 - Done with Busy 10.11 - The Gold. 11.16 - You wrote a book didn’t you?  WFH & it’s out today. Welcome to this new set of bonus episodes!  They are unedited, rough, ready and real talking, real stories & reflections from 2020.   We’ve all been in the same storm, in different boats, having different experiences. We explore perspectives and the wisdom we can borrow from someone else's story.  Gold nuggets to journey into 2021 with.  This is an invitation to listen with curiosity and an open heart. Being human has come to a new level of vulnerability, it is time for us to come together and connect to ourselves and each other in new ways.  We need each other. Who are we becoming and what do we want for ourselves and our lives moving forward. You can contact Rach & apply to work with her on rach at talkagency.co Join the mailing list here:  /  Instagram @40fortea

Parenting styles have been seriously tested by the pandemic, but just how much recognition are mother’s getting for bearing the brunt of child-rearing? Harriet dissects a complex issue with the help of author Nell Frizell, whose new book “The Panic Years” gives light to a shared, late 20’s/early 30’s experience that has remained unspoken. Also, Harriet gives a listener her top tips on how to manage working from home, even when your space isn’t making work feel at home.Presenter: Harriet Minter - @HarrietMinterGuests: Nell Frizzell - @NellFrizzellBooks and podcasts mentioned:The Panic Years, by Nell FrizzellWFH (Working From Home), by Harriet Minter See acast.com/privacy for privacy and opt-out information.

Harriet Minter is a journalist, speaker, broadcaster and coach. The founder of the Guardian’s Women in Leadership initiative, she has written about leadership, diversity and the future of work for publications ranging from The Times to Marie Claire and Psychologies. She presents Badasswomen’s Hour for Talk Radio, has given two Ted X talks and currently has two new books out, Great Ted Talks Leadership: An Unofficial Guide to Words of Wisdom from 100 TED Speakers and WFH: How to Build a Career You Love When You’re Not in the Office. She talks about how to work out what you really want and how to build your brand, even when the idea of it makes you wince. 

Got friends you’d rather not see after lockdown’s over? Harriet dives into a tough question from a listener with a friend they’d rather not meet on June 21, or ever again! Plus, award-winning music artist and author Guvna B joins Harriet for a beautiful discussion on his new book “Unspoken”, toxic masculinity, dealing with emotions, and fatherhood. Oh, and yeah, and we are talking all things #FreeBritney! To have Harriet help with your listener dilemma, e-mail harriet.minter@gmail.com Presenter: Harriet Minter - @HarrietMinterGuests: Sam Walker - @GuvnaB Books and podcasts mentioned:The Loss Tapes podcast, by Guvna BUnspoken (Toxic Masculinity and How I Faced the Man Within the Man), by Guvna BWFH (Working From Home), by Harriet Minter See acast.com/privacy for privacy and opt-out information.

The road to becoming your true self is a long one, and this week's guests, Emma Goswell and Sam Walker, run a podcast-now-book that chronicles a tough experience for many - coming out. Harriet hears how Emma and Sam launched their podcast, 'Coming Out Stories'; how their new book came to be, and how coming out is about letting those you care about know exactly who you are. Similarly, Harriet tackles a tough listener problem about how stifling moving back home with your parents can be and shares her views on the balance between privacy, public identity and pregnancy faced by Meghan Markle.To have Harriet help with your listener dilemma, e-mail harriet.minter@gmail.com Presenter: Harriet Minter - @HarrietMinterGuests: Sam Walker - @WalkerSam and Emma Goswell - @emmagoswellBooks and podcasts mentioned:Coming Out Stories podcastComing Out Stories Personal Experiences of Coming Out from Across the LGBTQ+ Spectrum, by Emma Goswell and Sam Walker WFH (Working From Home), by Harriet Minter. See acast.com/privacy for privacy and opt-out information.

Parenthood changes our lives forever, and author Nikesh Shukla joins Harriet to discuss how his experience of fatherhood, mixed with the loss of his mother, inspired his new book, ‘Brown Baby’. Also, Harriet dives into whether going freelance is the best option for you, and why a job is not a gift. Plus, we dissect the age-old notion that women talk too much in meetings, and yes, *that* Handforth Parish Council meeting.Presenter: Harriet Minter - https://twitter.com/HarrietMinterGuest: Nikesh Shukla - https://twitter.com/nikeshshuklaBooks mentioned: Brown Baby: A Memoir of Race, Family and Home, by Nikesh Shukla. The Good Immigrant, by Nikesh Shukla. Why I'm No Longer Talking to White People About Race, by Reni Eddo-Lodge.In The End, It Was All About Love, by Musa OkwongaWFH (Working From Home): How to build a career you love when you’re not in the office, by Harriet Minter See acast.com/privacy for privacy and opt-out information.

We’ve gone all in with a pair of Jacks to bluff and catch journalist and broadcaster Harriet Minter this week.   Harriet is an expert in female leadership, working from home and accidental autoerotic asphyxiation. After a hugely successful stint at The Guardian, founding a first-of-its-kind Women in Leadership editorial section, Harriet’s latest foray into writing, Working from Home: How to Build a Career you Love Outside the Office, is a bullshit-free guide to the new flexible workplace.    We up the ante and chat on her first (and worst) job at The Lemon Tree café, ditching university for Ocean Road, working at The Guardian, finding a safe space to fail, winning a £15,000 handbag in a poker tournament, managing remote teams, proceeding until apprehended and loads more.    ///// Follow Harriet on Twitter (https://twitter.com/HarrietMinter) , LinkedIn (https://www.linkedin.com/in/harriet-minter-journalist/?originalSubdomain=uk) and Instagram (https://www.instagram.com/harrietminter/?hl=en)   Make sure to pre-order Harriet’s book here (https://www.amazon.co.uk/WFH-Working-Home-career-office/dp/1529414407 )   And watch both her brilliant TEDx Talks; What yoga taught me about business, bravery & bras (https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=_NnTAlk2vdk) and Proceed until apprehended (https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=gGkdvg76oEg )     Harriet’s book recommendations are: When the Body Says No (https://www.amazon.co.uk/When-Body-Says-No-Hidden/dp/178504222X ) by Dr Gabor Maté  The Body Keeps the Score (https://www.amazon.co.uk/Body-Keeps-Score-Transformation-Trauma/dp/0141978619) by Bessel van der Kolk   Jamaica Inn (https://www.amazon.co.uk/Jamaica-Inn-Virago-Modern-Classics/dp/1844080390) by Daphne du Maurier   /////

Home schooling while working from home!It’s a new year, so its out with the old and in with the new, so say hello to the new format… Harriet Minter presents: The Bad Ass Women’s hour!In this episode Harriet looks at mental health in young women during Lockdown and some new Netflix shows that are causing controversy, especially around home birth, plus theres a little bit of Sex and the City talk. Bryony Gordon is our Bad Ass of the week and Harriet speaks to her about the guilty of feeling ok during Lockdown, what happens when everyone else is struggling but you’re feeling alright?Plus Harriet shares some advise on how to home school your children while working from home - tough job!If you want to get in touch you can find us on all the socials under this name: @badasswomenshr and for more about the podcast head here: https://www.badasswomenshour.com See acast.com/privacy for privacy and opt-out information. Edited by Jamaal Babb or http://www.thepresentercoach.co.uk/See acast.com/privacy for privacy and opt-out information. See acast.com/privacy for privacy and opt-out information.

The brand new release day is now Wednesdays. Harriet Minter gives you the lowdown. See acast.com/privacy for privacy and opt-out information.

This was recorded live over Zoom, so do excuse any technical hiccups and audio issues.

Harriet Minter is a journalist, broadcaster, personal coach and business consultant, specialising in female leadership. She founded and edited the Guardian's Women in Leadership section, which focused on women in the workplace and was the first of its kind in UK Journalism. She is also a columnist for Psychologies magazine and hosts The Badass Women's Hour on TalkRadio. She's written for publications including The Times, Huffington Post and The Pool. Harriet is a regular speaker on women's rights, the future of work, and digital media. She's given two TED Talks, the first on the importance of learning to fail, and the second on yoga, which have had tens of thousands of views. Through her work, Harriet has interviewed a range of leading women from MPs to entrepreneurs and celebrities, including Sheryl Sandberg, Arianna Huffington and Tamara Mellon, and can adeptly entertain an audience with brilliant anecdotes from her vast career. We discuss the media's attitude towards women, the simple method to discovering your audience's need, why you should do it anyway and ask for permission later, how to build a successful uncurated personal brand and so much more.

We all have them! Why not find out exactly what they are, where they come from and how to make a change. Harriet Minter is my guest, journalist, speaker and trainer, TEDx speaker and host of Talk Radio's Badass Women's Hour, come and join the conversation with an open mind :) For more on Harriet, you can find her here Take the test - Harvard Implicit Test Link

Growing a mailing list may be important. But not as important as the emails you send out. In this episode, Annie Ridout talks subject lines that will make people open the email, then content that will be exciting, not annoying, for people to receive.Once you've nailed your email content, this is such a good way to convert customers. So it's worth getting it right.Recommended email lists to sign up to: Sophia Matveeva, Otegha Uwagba and Harriet Minter. Plus any others you come across that cover your areas of interest. 

For this bonus episode, we are joined by Harriet Minter.Harriet is a journalist and broadcaster and writes extensively on women in the workplace. She founded the Women in Leadership section for the Guardian and hosts Badass Women's Hour on TalkRadio.We talk about imposter syndrome, body confidence and relationships in lockdown.Keep up with Harriet on Instagram: @harrietminterStay in touch:Instagram: @perspective_yeTwitter: @ye_perspectiveWebsite: www.perspective-ye.org where you can purchase your copy of "Note to Self."Music: Rockapalooza! by Shane Ivers - https://www.silvermansound.com

Welcome to the Killing Kittens podcast. It's your weekly aural experience as we discuss all things sex with This Morning resident psychologist Emma Kenny, Killing Kittens founder Emma Sayle, journalist Harriet Minter and some very interesting guests. 

Harriet Minter is a journalist, broadcaster and feminist. She was formerly The Guardian's 'Women in Leadership' Editor and currently co-presents 'Badass Women's Hour' on TalkRadio with Emma Sexton and Natalie Campbell. She also writes a column for Psychologies magazine and is a trained coach. The 'Influential Women Podcast' discusses Harriet's life, passions and influences and is co-produced by presenter Nicki Bannerman and edited and co-produced with Juliette Nicholls. @harrietminter @badasswomenshr @nickihbc @julesenicholls