Podcast appearances and mentions of jessica wade

Time to spice up your life with our latest episode on sexual empowerment for parents! In this week's ep we chat to the amazing Dr Jess Wade about all things sex and self pleasure, and how to get back into the swing of things if you've been feeling like you're stuck in a rut.  We know sex can often be the first thing to go if you're feeling overwhelmed and touched out, but Jess shares some amazing tips on how to bring the spice back into your life if you're feeling like it's gone since having kids.  Dr Jessica Wade is a Clinical Sexologist, doctor and mother of three, based in Byron Bay. Her holistic approach to sexual health and wellbeing combines her expertise in Western medicine with her passion for mind, body and spiritual healing. Having completed a specialised Masters in Psycho-Sexual Therapy,  Dr Wade is passionate about sexual health education and closing the pleasure gap. To learn more about Jess, head to the links below: www.livingaturnedonlife.com @dr.jess.sexology on Instagram Jess's latest article how to have sex without pain after child birth: https://womenshealth.com.au/how-to-have-sex-without-pain-after-giving-birth/ Dr Jessica Wade's ‘Spicy Mumma' Package: a deep dive into the physical, emotional and social aspects of reclaiming your pleasure in the post partum can be booked through her website! Click here for tickets to Dr Wade's intimacy in postpartum webinar: https://events.humanitix.com/intimacy-in-the-postpartum-reclamation-of-pleasure This week's sponsor:  Our absolute favourite nappy and wipes brand is sponsoring the podcast! The whole comfy koalas range is eco friendly, biodegradable and soft on little baby bums!  With no cheap or irritating nasties (like some other wipes brands) the comfy koala eco wipes soothe & protect delicate skin, with Aloe, Jojoba and Vitamin E combined. And of course the Comfy Koalas nappies are eco-friendly, plant-based, with absolutely no nasties!! They're kind on delicate little bums and much better for the planet than regular plastic nappies. All packaging is compostable, and this amazing range can be delivered straight to your door as frequently as you like, meaning you never run out of nappies again!  To shop our favourite nappy and wipes brand, Head to comfykoalas.com.au and use the code BB35 for an extra $35 off your first Monthly Box of Eco Nappies & Wipes (or Nappies only). That's $94.95 (+FREE Shipping) for up to 214 nappies with 6 packs of wipes! *New subscribers onlySee omnystudio.com/listener for privacy information.

Dr Jessica Wade is a Noongar woman now living on Bundjalung country (Northern Rivers Region, NSW) who is a mother, medical doctor, sex therapist, and founder of Living a Turned on Life. Her business, Living a Turned on Life is all about reclaiming joy, pleasure, and connection with yourself. Our conversation gets deep as we discuss burnout, healing as a healer, finding the path in medicine right for us, and being brave to go against the grain. We discuss: How Dr Jess left GP training to reconnect with who she was and heal How Dr Jess found her path as a holistic sex therapist Her business Living a Turned on Life that offers sex & relationship therapy, somatic trauma therapy, and mind-body therapy The importance of caring for ourselves as healers to better care for others Recovering from burnout The importance of listening to our bodies To reach out to Dr Jessica Wade head to her website or Instragram. Balanced Medics would like to acknowledge the traditional Owners of the land that we work and live on. We pay our respects to Elders past, present, and emerging. The Handover Podcast is recorded on the land of the Cammeraygal People of the Kuring-gai Nation.

Here in The Rose Woman Podcast, we explore different themes of liberation in various forms. Today, we are focusing on the liberation found in celebrating the achievements of women scientists and scientists of color through storytelling. Our guest, Dr. Jessica Wade, is a Royal Society University Research Fellow, physicist, and lecturer in Functional Materials at Imperial College London.Her research considers new materials for optoelectronic, spintronic, and quantum devices, with a focus on chiral molecular materials.She was previously an Imperial College Research Fellow in SPIN-Lab at Imperial, which is led by Professor Sandrine Heutz. She worked as a postdoctoral researcher in the Fuchter and Campbell groups at Imperial College London, where she optimized these chiral systems to absorb/emit circularly polarized (CP) light for CP OLEDs and OPDs. For her PhD, Jess concentrated on organic photovoltaics and the development of advanced characterization techniques to better understand molecular packing under the supervision of Dr. Ji-Seon Kim.She is involved with several science communication and outreach initiatives, committed to improving diversity in science, both online and offline. Since the start of 2018, she has written thousands of Wikipedia biographies highlighting women scientists' achievements.In this episode, we cover:Jessica's Journey into PhysicsAdvocacy for Diversifying AcademiaRecognizing and the Impact of Unconscious Bias Algorithm in Recruitment ProcessingThoughts on Today's Education SystemsInitiative to write Wikipedia biographies for women scientistsThe Power of ImagesAddressing the lack of diversity in Academic ScienceCareer pathways of scientistsPioneer women scientists and their contributions Jessica's Research on chiral molecules and its applicationsIntegration of Science and Art as a wholeHelpful links:Dr. Jessica Wade - Physicist in the Blackett Laboratory at Imperial College London. Follow her on TwitterKarin KimbroughRosalind FranklinDorothy HodgkinJune LindseyWilliam BraggQuantum day at Imperial CollegeNano: The Spectacular Science of the Very (Very) Small by Jessica WadeUpcoming Events with ChristineSubscribe to Christine's Substack Hosted on Acast. See acast.com/privacy for more information.

Dr. Jessica Wade came from a family of brilliant scientific brains, so it's no wonder she dove head first into science, too. The further she got into her studies, though, the more she realized how alone she was - there were hardly any other women with her in Grad school! In fact, statistically the UK's numbers of women in S.T.E.M. are some of the lowest in the world. Jess, however, was not deterred. She finished her studies and her career has blossomed - but even more impressive is the fact that she has also become one of the world's #1 champion of women in S.T.E.M.. She talks with students, families and teachers, she nominates women for awards and prizes left and write, she gives away dozens of copies of the book that inspired her to activate these activist superpowers,  but you'll never guess what her most powerful, and prolific, tool has been in her advocacy - WIKIPEDIA! Listen now to learn more about this awe-inspiring Broad who Sara, quite frankly, would like to be best friends with. — A Broad is a woman who lives by her own rules. Broads You Should Know is the podcast about the Broads who helped shape our world! BroadsYouShouldKnow.com YT/IG/FB @BroadsYouShouldKnow & TW @BYSKpodcast — 3 Ways you can help support the podcast: Write a review on Apple Podcasts Share your favorite episode with a friend or on social Send us an email with a broad suggestion, question, or comment at BroadsYouShouldKnow@gmail.com — Broads You Should Know is hosted by Sara Gorsky. IG: @SaraGorsky Web master / site design: www.BroadsYouShouldKnow.com — Broads You Should Know is produced by Sara Gorsky & edited by Chloe Skye

How to Lead Other to Christ with Jessica Wade - On this segment of Faith In Action, Co-Hosts Brigid Ayer and Jim Ganley talk with Jessica Wade, Manager, Young Adult Ministry and the Office of Evangelization and Witness for the Diocese of Lafayette-In-Indiana about Evangelization and Healing. For information on events or resources the website is https://dol-in.org/evangelization

3D print your new home in a week from recycled plastic bottles Major natural disasters like floods or wild fires leave tens of thousands of people homeless every year. If they're lucky, they will find themselves in temporary accommodation.  But what if 3D printing a new home allowed people to have permanent high quality shelter within a matter of weeks?  Ross Maguire, CEO of Azure Printed Homes is currently printing a room in a day from used plastic bottles. He's on the show to explain the technology behind this sophisticated and speedy housing solution and how they're currently using it in California. They hope that soon they will use the technology in more remote locations.  Redressing the gender balance – getting more women on Wikipedia Dr. Jessica Wade is a materials scientist by day, looking to develop new semiconductors that can be used at room temperature, making quantum computing a step closer to reality. However, by night she is addressing the gender and diversity imbalance online. Since 2018 she has written Wikipedia entries of women and people of colour every day.  Jess now also nominates unknown scientists for awards they would never have entered for themselves, attempting to significantly raise their profiles and shine a light on their work.  Venture capitalists investing in Tech for Good Evan MainDonald, Managing Partner at Hyperlight Ventures, a venture capital fund that supports socially responsible projects is on the show to explain why he is investing in the Somewhere on Earth podcast.For new episodes, subscribe wherever you get your audio. If you like Somewhere on Earth rate and review it.More on this week's stories: Azure 3D printed homes https://www.azureprintedhomes.com  3D printing turns to recycled plastic to extend its sustainable credentials https://www.ribaj.com/products/recycled-waste-plastic-used-to-make-3d-printed-homes-sustainability Dr. Jessica Wade https://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Jess_Wade  Evan MainDonald and Hyperlight Ventures https://hyperlight.ventures/  Editor: Ania LichtarowiczRecorded and sound editing by: Lansons | Team Farner For new episodes, subscribe wherever you get your podcasts. If you like Somewhere on Earth, please rate and review it.

Sex and sexuality are important factors in overall health but are often neglected in our health practises. Noongar woman, Dr Jessica Wade is on a mission to change that, working with clients to approach their sex lives the same way they might address their fitness. Join Dr Mikayla Couch and Dr Jessica Wade as they discuss sexuality from a holistic perspective. This episode contains references to sexual practises.

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If you are unhappy with your current position in the real estate business, there may be ways to explore new avenues without giving up entirely. In this week's episode, Jessica Wade shares her trajectory in life that leads her to pursue a different path. Also, she recounts a fascinating story about managing the property affairs of incarcerated individuals. Tune in to gain valuable insights and be inspired!   Key takeaways to listen for Connecting gaps to start with real estate from scratch Challenges in transitioning from an assistant to owning a brokerage The importance of having the experience to easily change perspectives How a real estate agent can help inmates in selling their property   About Jessica Wade Jessica Wade is a real estate agent serving buyers and sellers throughout Northeast Georgia. She is a top-producing agent in Northeast Georgia and cannot imagine doing anything else. She loves every aspect of the real estate process and is passionate about serving her clients well. Her dedication, knowledge, and commitment to finding the perfect fit for her clients is a win-win situation for everyone involved in the real estate transaction. Her marketing bachelor's degree and previous experiences perfectly complement my real estate career.    Connect with Jessica Facebook: Jessica Wade, Real Estate Agent | Gainesville GA Instagram: @jessica_wade_real_estate_agent Email: jessica.wade@jwadeteam.com Phone Number: (770) 540-3641   Connect with Leigh Please subscribe to this podcast on iTunes or the Podcasts App on your phone, and never miss a beat from Leigh by visiting https://leighbrown.com. DM Leigh Brown on Instagram @ LeighThomasBrown. Subscribe to Leigh's other podcast Real Estate From The Rooftops   Sponsor Leigh Brown University – New On-Demand TrainingHow to Dominate During This Recession! Enroll Now to get ahead of the curve and learn how to manage changing markets, the action steps for what to do, and most importantly, what to say so that you can secure listings, assist more buyers, and grow your business no matter what the market is doing. Link: http://dominatethisrecession.com

Jessica Wade is a physicist at Imperial College London who, while spending her day working on special carbon-based materials that can be used as semiconductors, has spent her nights writing nearly 2,000 Wikipedia entries about underrepresented figures in science. That, along with numerous other forms of public engagement—including writing a children's book about nanotechnology—is all in an effort to actually do something productive to correct gender and racial biases in STEM. She joined Tyler to discuss if there are any useful gender stereotypes in science, distinguishing between productive and unproductive ways to encourage women in science, whether science Twitter is biased toward men, how AI will affect gender participation gaps, how Wikipedia should be improved, how she judges the effectiveness of her Wikipedia articles, how she'd improve science funding, her work on chiral materials and its near-term applications, whether writing a kid's science book should be rewarded in academia, what she learned spending a year studying art in Florence, what she'll do next, and more. Read a full transcript enhanced with helpful links, or watch the full video.  Recorded February 21st, 2023 Other ways to connect Follow us on Twitter and Instagram Follow Tyler on Twitter Follow Jess on Twitter Email us: cowenconvos@mercatus.gmu.edu Subscribe at our newsletter to have the latest Conversations with Tyler news sent straight to your inbox. 

At Remarkable People, we believe in shining a light on those making a difference in their communities and the world. That's why we're thrilled to introduce you to our latest guest, Dr. Jessica Wade.Jessica is a physicist, researcher, and advocate based in London who has earned recognition for her work in promoting diversity in science. She has written over 1,750 Wikipedia biographies for women scientists and has been awarded the British Empire Medal for her efforts. Jessica is also a research fellow at Imperial College London, where she is investigating new materials for optoelectronic devices, and a children's book author.We can't wait for you to hear more about Jessica's journey and her inspiring work. So, don't miss this episode of Remarkable People!********Guy Kawasaki is on a mission to make you remarkable. His Remarkable People podcast features interviews with remarkable people such as Jane Goodall, Neil deGrasse Tyson, Marc Benioff, Woz, Kristi Yamaguchi, and Bob Cialdini. Every episode will make you more remarkable.With his decades of experience in Silicon Valley as a Venture Capitalist and advisor to the top entrepreneurs in the world, Guy's questions come from a place of curiosity and passion for technology, start-ups, entrepreneurship, and marketing. If you love society and culture, documentaries, and business podcasts, take a second to follow Remarkable People.Listeners of the Remarkable People podcast will learn from some of the most successful people in the world with practical tips and inspiring stories that will help you be more remarkable. Episodes of Remarkable People organized by topic: https://bit.ly/rptopologyListen to Remarkable People here: https://wavve.link/remarkablepeopleText to get notified of new episodes: https://joinsubtext.com/guyLike this show? Please leave us a review -- even one sentence helps! Consider including your Twitter handle so we can thank you personally!Thank you for your support; it helps the show!

Elles sont physiciennes, chimistes, mathématiciennes. Et on ne les connaît pas. Pas assez du moins pour la physicienne londonienne Jessica Wade, qui a souhaité remettre sur le devant de la scène ces femmes oubliées de l'Histoire et du grand public. Jessica Wade a été reçue au palais de Buckingham pour recevoir la prestigieuse médaille de l'Empire britannique. Hébergé par Acast. Visitez acast.com/privacy pour plus d'informations.

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When you look in Wikipedia for the contributions that women or people from the Global South have made to science and discovery, they're missing, says British scientist Dr. Jessica Wade.

It's Q and A time! Can animals really sense impending dangers like storms and earthquakes? What is the universe expanding into? And how can we prevent the insect apocalypse? We've assembled a panel of experts to answer your science questions: physicist Jess Wade, infectious disease historian Kyle Harper, animal expert Jo Wimpenny, and insect lover Dave Goulson... Like this podcast? Please help us by supporting the Naked Scientists

It's Q and A time! Can animals really sense impending dangers like storms and earthquakes? What is the universe expanding into? And how can we prevent the insect apocalypse? We've assembled a panel of experts to answer your science questions: physicist Jess Wade, infectious disease historian Kyle Harper, animal expert Jo Wimpenny, and insect lover Dave Goulson... Like this podcast? Please help us by supporting the Naked Scientists

This week Ryan spoke to Paul Howard on penning his new children's book during the pandemic; Suzanne Lynch on Donald Trump's 'Save America' rally; Jessica Wade and Karen Douglas on the great work happening in Tiglin; Laura Weber on making it in the world of fashion; And David Walliams on his new book 'Mega Monster'.

On a recent visit to Tiglin in Greystones Ryan spoke to two extraordinary women, Jessica Wade and Karen Douglas. This morning they told Ryan about beating the odds and turning their lives around, and how they're now helping others to do the same.

  This week we’re speaking to our “Real Estate Brain Trust” — Jessica Wade with Brokerage Atlanta and Scotty Ball from Stewart Melvin & Frost. The great news is that things are beginning to get back to pre-pandemic normal. However, when it comes to real estate, things have changed substantially. So, today Dr. Bill Lampton and I are […]

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Wikipedia introduces its first universal code of conduct in an attempt to combat aggressive behaviour towards marginalised and ethnic communities. Some editors believe this code will hinder the grassroots of the website. Dr. Jessica Wade of Imperial College London discusses her own experiences whilst attempting to promote awareness of women in science. Open Banking launches in Brazil Seven years into a recession, how will open banking in Brazil help to reboot the economy? This month changes in regulation will support open banking and encourage the growth of Fintech. We speak to Ricardo Taveira, CEO of Quanto, a platform that has received $15 million USD in funding to aid open banking and aims to connect digital and traditional banks by sharing user’s financial data. Cybersecurity and digital identity This week in our series on the cybersecurity threats of the future: digital identity. What does our digital identity consist of? How will our personal information be stored, protected and shared and why does it pose such a cybersecurity risk? Florian Bohr reports. (Image: Getty Images) The programme is presented by Gareth Mitchell with expert commentary from Angelica Mari. Studio Manager: Giles Aspen Producers: Harrison Lewis and Deborah Cohen

Welcome to the Idaho Farm Bureau podcast, we're coming to you from our offices just a block away from the Idaho Statehouse. Pull up a chair, give us a listen, today's show is about a little Farm Bureau that could.Thanks for joining us I'm Jake Putnam. The Idaho Farm Bureau as far as State Farm Bureaus is not that big. States like California, Iowa, and Tennesse dwarf the Gem State. But the Idaho Farm Bureau casts a long shadow…at American back in Washington.Idaho Farm Bureau is gaining the reputation as the little farm bureau that could. Case in point, The American Farm Bureau Annual Meeting. Usually held at an exotic location somewhere in the USA, but this year because of Corona Virus held on Zoom. All through this great big meeting, Idahoans, People we all know kept popping up.There's Alan Clark out of Rigby, he's rancher and farmer, great guy, he was selected to serve a two-year term on the AFBF Promotion and Education Committee. That committee helps promote Ag as well as educate people, where their food comes from and they also are charged with telling people how their food is produced.Almost a decade ago I visited a young couple out in Downey and told everyone in the State office how impressed I was with them. Kyle and Jessica Wade have a custom cattle grazing, feeding, and calving operation, they were selected to serve a two-year term on AFBF's Young Farmers & Ranchers Committee. That committee plans YF&R programs and events. It's a huge deal for them and the Idaho Farm Bureau.The Idaho and American YF&R programs are designed to help develop the next generation of leaders in the ag industry by offering them opportunities to network and sharpen their public speaking and problem-solving skills during competitions and other events.So at this point, we're thinking…wow this little state has three Idahoans on the National Board…We're sending them the best and brightest, we not only produce the biggest and best potatoes, but the biggest, and brightest minds…and you'd think that's a great haul, but it's only the start…in competitions, Idahoans really came through:That's the YF&R discussion meet…this was the 4th round, the final four…Ricks has a good day—she takes home a Ford pickup..and the Idaho Farm Bureau wins too because one of our own wins another national discussion meet.Then there's the Ag Innovation challenge…an Idaho company, just farm members have an idea, start a company and make it to the final 4.I did this story:A couple of things about the Idaho Farm Bureau, the members are hard-working and you'll never hear the word can't.  A lot of overachievers and there's a lot of youth in this organization. This truly is the little Farm Bureau that can.Thanks for listening…for the voice of Idaho Agriculture, I'm Jake Putnam

  In Episode 1 of Series 6, Todd is talking with Dr. Nina Ansary an award-winning Iranian-American author, historian, and women's rights advocate. Nina is the UN Women Global Champion for Innovation and Visiting Fellow at the London School of Economics Centre for Women, Peace & Security, and author of Anonymous Is a Woman: A Global Chronicle of Gender Inequality. They discuss the impact of the COVID19 pandemic on women's rights and on the citizens of Iran.   00.00 - 05.06   Todd begins by asking Nina for her reflections on the impact of the Covid 19 pandemic on Iran. She comments that:  Covid 19 has served to exacerbate existing economic problems and far from supporting the population the regime has continued its crackdown on advocates for freedom and closer ties with the West  The health service is under severe strain not helped by the impact of sanctions resulting in shortages of medical equipment and medicines  Overall Iranians now feel more isolated than ever  While there are numerous organisations engaged in lobbying on human rights issues the international community could do more  The impact of Covid 19 has pushed human rights issues to the background  05.06 – 06.55  Todd moves on to ask Nina for her take on the existing nuclear power deal and US sanctions.   She argues that while the sanctions are not the cause of Iran's economic difficulties they have accelerated the impact of economic mismanagement and corruption, which has fallen on the people and not the regime or its leaders.    06.55 – 11.05   The discussion moves onto the impact of Covid 19 on women's rights. Prior to the pandemic, Nina says:   The advancement of women's rights was moving at a ‘glacial' pace.  Discrimination was present in a wide range of economic and political activity  Stereotyping of women was commonplace  The effect of the pandemic has been to exacerbate inequalities, expose vulnerabilities, encourage discriminatory practices, and set back the advancement of women's rights, in particular those who are most vulnerable and those who are marginalised. Nina notes that women have been losing employment at a disproportionate rate as a result of Covid 19. She concludes by referencing the Beijing World Conference on Women 1995 and the lack of progress made since then.   11.05 – 15.05   When asked about the impact of the pandemic on women in the USA Nina refers to existing reforms which have been too narrow and the need to “move beyond the reforms of the past” to create a more equitable future. Todd then asks whether Nina foresees a move to resurrect the Equal Rights Amendment in the USA (ERA).    In reply she points out that women in the USA are not united around this topic and that even within the ERA movement there was/is a tendency to fragment into different groups which is a limiting factor and an obstacle to reform.  15.05 – 19.40  Todd moves on to discuss Nina's work at the U.N. Appointed as a Global champion for innovation in 2019.  Her focus is to drive transformational change by,  Creating more opportunities for women and girls especially in technology and entrepreneurship  Raising awareness of barriers to progress  Highlighting women who have made significant contributions in those fields which have been overlooked downplayed or ignored. Nina refers to Dr. Jessica Wade who been challenging theses stereotyped b posting the names of women who have made significant contributions in the field of science.  Working towards equality in participation, representation and opportunity in those fields  Discrimination and stereotyping which serve to hold women back. Here she references the infamous post by Google engineer James Damores, whose internal memo suggested that women were biologically less capable of working in the fields of science and technology   19.40 – 21.25   Todd wonders whether it is time for a feminising of the curriculum in line with the decolonising the curriculum movement. Nina refers to gender mainstreaming as a major tool in moving away from entrenches stereotypes and unequal trajectories of development.    21.25 – end   Todd brings the discussion full circle by asking for Nina's thoughts on the current situation in Iran and to comment on the motivations of the state in its crackdown on women activists. Nina describes a regime that feels threatened by powerful women and enacts discriminatory policies in law as a means of enacting coercive control over women.  She cites the example of the incarceration of a prominent lawyer Nasrin Sotoudeh for representing women's rights activists  In this way women are being denied access to legal defence by the state  Far from addressing what she sees to be the legitimate concerns of the Iranian people, instead, the regime is expending large sums on religious endowments and the funding of foreign terrorist organisations  Additional references  Impact of COVID on Iran  https://www.worldometers.info/coronavirus/country/iran/  https://www.brookings.edu/opinions/iran-the-double-jeopardy-of-sanctions-and-covid-19/   

Hosts Mark Gleeson and Nick Said talk us through the recent 2022 Africa Cup of Nations qualifiers, assessing the fortunes of the COSAFA sides with two rounds of matches remaining in March. We also talk to Malawi coach Meke Mwase, and to South Africa Women's Under-17 captain Jessica Wade, who has a special trip lined up next year.

/ Dr. Jessica Wade is a fantastic physicist with multiple scientific awards under the belt of her lab coat. By day she works on her post-doc on chiral organic light-emitting diodes at Imperial College London and by night she is a whizz on Wikipedia. Amongst many other professional projects, Jess is aiming to diversify the science world through her work and voice. She has now written over 1150 Wikipedia profiles on women and underrepresented communities since she started to tackle the power dynamics of information online. The aim is to tackle an overwhelming bias in the history of science on the world's largest online public encyclopedia. And she's part of a group of awesome scientists and activists pushing back on what they call “pseudoscience” in its many forms at a global scale Jess is leading the charge to reclaim this space…

The U.N. Secretary-General issued a dire warning this week. He said that the international effort to stop climate change has been “utterly inadequate.” What are you doing to have a greener Christmas when it comes to the food you eat? Are you considering a more sustainable alternative to turkey for Christmas lunch? We hear from the food writer and campaigner, Jack Monroe, the journalist, Nina Pullman and Jenny Costa from Rubies in the Rubble. The President of the Royal College of Obstetricians and Gynaecologists, Professor Lesley Regan, is calling for a bold approach to transform women’s health services. She tells us about her ambitions. Dr Jessica Wade, a British physicist, tells us why she's made it her mission to include more women in Wikipedia. She's added pages for more than 800 women in STEM and tells us about some of the obstacles she's faced. Four leading women politicians debate the ongoing problem of child poverty in the UK. We hear from Helen Whately from the Conservatives, Laura Pidcock from Labour, Dr Sarah Wollaston of the Liberal Democrats and Deidre Brock from the SNP. How difficult is it to raise your children as multi-lingual when you’re the only person who speaks your mother tongue? We hear from Mercy Haruna, the presenter of the podcast Parentland who's trying to teach her children Igala and from Gbemi Isimi the founder of Culture Tree, who's got a Nigerian Yoruba background. After a long campaign by #FreePeriods, the government has agreed to fund a scheme providing free sanitary products in primary and secondary schools from this January. Gemma Abbott, a campaigner for #FreePeriods, tells us how the opt-in scheme will work and Nadia Collier, a family support worker at a London primary school, tells us how The Red Box Project has been working at her school. Presented by: Jenni Murray Producer: Rabeka Nurmahomed Editor: Siobhann Tighe

In episode 3 we explore polymaths, and find out what sort of education you needed to become one. We also hear about gender bias in science. My guest is the physicist, Dr Jessica Wade from Imperial College London, who carries out public engagement work in STEM, particularly in the promotion of physics to girls.

For today's show you’ll be meeting Gaby Guzman of @TheJupiterCircle & Jessica Wade of JWI PR @pepper_pr two beautiful souls and hardworking women who are going to share their human experience stories with us. We're talking the fine balance between motherhood, career, family time and the feminine energy. @RoamFreeWrites @MeetThemMondays www.roamfreewrites.com

Week 132 Announcements :22 Origins Party Thursday June 15, 8-10 pm in the CGE Room Feedback for Contributors wdyptw.com Brandon Babbles 2:55 Hey That’s My Fish Zero Hour The Other Leg with Marc Gurwitz 18:11 Desert Bus Patrick Hillier, the Over the Hillier Gamer 21:15 Patchwork Roll Player Maria Kingdomino New Carcassonne App Race for the Galaxy App Learning From and Through Board Games with Jamie Maltman 29:06 Online: Through the Ages Keyflower Kanban Pavlov's House (on Tabletopia https://boardgamegeek.com/thread/1744608/playtest-online-now-available-tabletopia ) Offline: The Colonists Fields of Arle KLASK Onirim Glass Road The Highlights & Lowlights with Jessica Wade 39:55 Clank! First Class Pirates of the 7 Seas Spotlight On, with Eric Buscemi 50:58 Exit the Game: The Cabin (No Spoilers) Outro 1:01:13 End 1:02:29  

Professor Athene Donald, Professor Michelle Ryan, Dr Tom Stafford, and Jessica Wade discuss success, stereotypes and science, and their impact on women in science.   Full show notes:   CiW website:

Professor Athene Donald, Professor Michelle Ryan, Dr Tom Stafford, and Jessica Wade discuss success, stereotypes and science, and their impact on women in science.   Full show notes:   CiW website: http://cavinspiringwomen.com

Professor Athene Donald, Professor Michelle Ryan, Dr Tom Stafford, and Jessica Wade discuss success, stereotypes and science, and their impact on women in science.   Full show notes:   CiW website: