Podcasts about who run the world

WHO RUN THE WORLD? Nico & TK (and of course producer Kevo!) dive into the amazing solo titles of the best characters in comics – the women. The team kick things off with three of the strongest Marvel Women to ever have an effect on the X-Titles: Scarlet Witch! Storm! Phoenix! Then, move over to DC for more of the best! The team checks in with The Question's new series, Jenny Spark's wild mini, and Wonder Woman's All In era! It's all this and more on an all new X Is For Podcast! X IS FOR SHOW is a talk show for your favorite media, the same way THE OFFICE was a documentary about a paper company. Every week, THE ACTION PACK gathers to discuss a wide range of entertainment media and news, from film & TV to comics to gaming, music, and beyond. Led by showrunner NICO (@NicoAction), with co-hosts TK (@TKElemental) and producer KEVO (@KevoReally), as well as a variety of friends and special guests, these LIVE discussions are not to be missed - so be sure to tune in and join us for all the fun!

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Männerdomäne Polizei! Wie bitte? Wir haben das nicht ganz verstanden. Was war das vor Polizei? Egal! Wir halten es da eher wie Beyoncé und fragen laut: »WHO RUN THE WORLD?« Ladies, der Weltfrauentag gebührt euch. Auch, wenn sich Klischees, besonders in der Behörde, gerne hartnäckig halten würden, kann Verschlusssache mal wieder dagegenhalten. Wir haben zwei Frauen zu Gast, die einen unterschiedlicheren Weg gar nicht hätten haben können. Trotzdem sind beide jetzt da, wo sie nicht mehr wegzudenken sind: In hochrangigen Führungspositionen. Hört selbst und Ladies, eins noch: Ohne uns läuft der Laden nicht. Also lasst euch zu keinem Zeitpunkt, in keiner Position, etwas anderes erzählen.

Marilyn has worked as Chief Marketing Officer of EMAAR, one of the biggest real estate companies in the world as well as Head of Dubai Opera and in this episode, we talk about how confidence, not competence, has put her in such prestigious positions.Marilyn Zakhour is the founder and CEO of Cosmic Centaurs, a consulting, training, insights, and technology company helping organizations build and reimagine the future of work and learning. She has experience in organizations of all sizes and knows how to bring the agility of small startups to big corporations and is also the host of the award-winning Who Run The World podcast.In this conversation, Marilyn and Sope discuss topics such as:?? Her mum being a pioneer and a role model in Lebanon??Mistakes from her leadership journey and why middle management is the key to scaling??If There's No Solution, Then There's No Problem??Moving away from hyper specialisation and pulling inspiration from multiple spaces and places??Creating personal rules for dealing with failure and regret??Why emotions are messengers that need to be listened to, not suppressed??What "bicycle face" and "imposter syndrome" have in commonConnect with MarilynLinkedin - https://www.linkedin.com/in/marilynzakhour/?originalSubdomain=aeCosmic Centaurs - http://www.cosmiccentaurs.com/Instagram - https://www.instagram.com/permanenthunger/?hl=enIf you want to learn more about this podcast, and myself, Sope Agbelusi, you can do so using any of the links below.Connect with MeWebsite - http://www.mindsetshift.co.ukInstagram - https://www.instagram.com/sopeagbelusi/LinkedIn - https://www.linkedin.com/in/sopeagbelusi/Twitter - https://twitter.com/sopeagbelusiEmail: hello@mindsetshift.co.ukWatch the episodes on YouTube

Marilyn has worked as Chief Marketing Officer of EMAAR, one of the biggest real estate companies in the world as well as Head of Dubai Opera and in this episode, we talk about how confidence, not competence, has put her in such prestigious positions.Marilyn Zakhour is the founder and CEO of Cosmic Centaurs, a consulting, training, insights, and technology company helping organizations build and reimagine the future of work and learning. She has experience in organizations of all sizes and knows how to bring the agility of small startups to big corporations and is also the host of the award-winning Who Run The World podcast.In this conversation, Marilyn and Sope discuss topics such as:

This week, Ronnie is joined by Lincoln artist Sian Bristow, renowned for her work on the Lincoln Imp and Knights' Trails of 2021 and 2017. Sian discusses her art, and the pieces she currently has featured in the Who Run The World? exhibition at The Electric Gallery in London. Later in the show, Ronnie travels to the home of Francesca Amber, host of the UK's biggest self-improvement podcast Law of Attraction Changed My Life. Francesca talks about her own experiences with the law of attraction, how she manifested her husband (two years before she met him), and how she now teaches her own methods to people. Finally, notorious Lincoln graffiti artist Juice speaks out for the first time ever about his tagging across Lincoln, his motives behind his work, and whether or not he sees his graffiti as vandalism, art, or a form of therapy.

Dan welcomes the incredible Holidead to discuss her upcoming matches during the Progress 10th Anniversary Week. Including at Chapter 130 where she teams with Trish Adora to face Mercedez Blaze and Toanga as well as her match against Gisele Shaw at the Roy Johnsons "Everything Patterned London, plus her appearance at the All Women's show "Who Run The World". Holidead also speaks on the significance of Progress hosting All Women's Show and BAME shows.

Megan and Michelle take a freak about gut feelings, the second brain, nervous poopers, women’s intuition, bus dating, spider sense, vrooming, study carrels, and roaring lions.

Twitter: @RomancingZoneSite: romancingthezonecast.comYour hosts: Anne Kirn, Brittnay Bailey, and Nell BaileyTheme by: Anne KirnEditing and Production by: Nell BaileyTopic: The Adventure Zone: Graduation - Episode 36Additional Music: Tipsy (J-Kwon), The Bitch is Back (Elton John), Goodnight (Yasunori Mitsuda for Chrono Trigger)

Who Run The World?! ...GIRLS! Happy Women's History Month ! To celebrate this historic event, we decided to discuss how the month became a reality, How are women celebrated, sharing spaces with ALL types of Women and Exactly what does this Month mean for BLACK Women. As usual we don't have all the answers, we are just three broke girls having a discussion...So grab your drinks and Join the conversation with your Gworls for another fun episode.Don't forget to tag #THE3BG or jump in our comments to let us know what you think of this week's episode!Follow the hosts on social media Kory (@kory_kisses), Mia (@reverie_free) & Jade (@bawdbyjade)Follow the 3BG pages:Instagram @the3bg_Facebook @the3bg

Rana El Aaraj joins us in a conversation around sexuality and gender in the Middle East. Rana breaks down the current state of sexual education and gender identity in the Arab world. We also discuss why labels matter, and debate how we could work towards a more inclusive society.If you have any questions for on gender and sexuality, please write to us on sayhi@whoruntheworldpodcast.com and we will make sure to pass those on to Rana. You can follow her podcast on @tefkeek, or through @hamamradio. You can also follow us on @whoruntheworldpod.

Two years ago this week, we launched the very first episode of Who Run the World. We decided to celebrate by inviting our moms Antoinette and Nicole onto the podcast and have them speak about their proudest accomplishments: us! The last two years have been an incredible ride. We are thankful for every one of our listeners, and we hope to continue producing this podcast for years to come (and hopefully write a book and go on tour)!Please make sure to subscribe and to follow us on Instagram: @whoruntheworldpod. Also, we’d love to know what have been your favorite episodes so far! Make sure to write to us on sayhi@whorunthewolrdpodcast.com

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Sendo a maioria na população, as mulheres passam por muitas dificuldades ainda, o sistema machista continua a azucrinar o progresso não só da população feminina quanto da PAZ! Hoje debateremos pouquisimos assuntos (comparado ao tanto que ainda tem o que comentar) sobre o Lugar das Mulheres, e pra isso chamamos aquela que é uma das bilhares grandes mulheres que temos a honra de ter em nosso mundo: Tati Teixeira!!! Ela que é estudante de arquitetura e urbanismo (que alias, tem um projeto topssímo que ela comenta no programa [ou seja, OUÇA!]) e é claro, Feminista, esse termo belo e nada pejorativo, mas sim um grandioso elogio. ELENCO: Carlos: carlos_augusto_quo Sérgio: sergio.since99 Tati: tatiteixeira97 REDES SOCIAIS: Facebook: Corporação Cast  Instagram: corporacaocast Twitter: corporacaocast RECOMENDAÇÕES DA SEMANA: Mulheres e o Direito a Cidade (Livro) Sob Constante Ameaça (Documentário) Olhares (Podcast) Poesia e Prosa (Programa Televisivo) Adele (Artista Musical) Sugestões, cartas, dicas, TEMAS ou doar um PC novo?!?!?! Mande no nosso e-mail: corporacaocast@gmail.com Ou se quiser trocar uma ideia na humildade e disciplina, chama no direct! Tanto do Podcast quanto dos nossos pessoais "WHO RUN THE WORLD?! GIRLS!!!" --- This episode is sponsored by · Anchor: The easiest way to make a podcast. https://anchor.fm/app

WHO RUN THE WORLD? As more and more women reclaim their power by learning more about their female body parts, we are seeing a renaissance of female empowerment. Without a doubt, the lack of education has been in an issue in our society, but with educators like Denell Nawrocki, more women are discovering their power and are reclaiming their voice when it comes to cervical wellness. From this space, controversy has arisen, but truth is, we are here to step into our full power. This can only happen when we allow ourselves to do deep healing work, especially rooted during our pubescent years. With more courageous women sharing their stories as to how they've healed themselves and overcame serious sexual health issues, we begin to have a conversation that will impact the lives of millions of women not just in this generation, but for generations to come.     in this episode, Denell and i talked about…. ◆ Denell's journey to share her mission of Cervical Wellness ◆ Transcending Childhood Shame around puberty ◆ Honoring the Lineage ◆ How va¢¢ines have reversed their health promises ◆ How entheogens + plant medicines help awaken awareness around deep ancestral wounding ◆ Honoring the catalyst of transformation  … plus so much more.   ◆ Discover Denell Nawrocki ◆ Denell Nawrocki, MA is a Voice, Educator and Guide specializing in Women's wellness and Earth-based health. She believes in the body's inherent ability to heal, and guides Women to connect to their body and find empowerment on self-healing path. Since 2010, Denell has done extensive study in the fields of health, healing, personal transformation, indigenous wisdom, plant medicine and history. All of this culminates in her mission to lead people to be in loving relationship with their body and Earth's body. She received her MA in Integrative Health Studies from Calfornia Institute of Integral Studies (CIIS), and a BA in History from UC Davis. Utilizing all she studied, Denell self-healed 7 years of abnormal pap-smears and has retained a clear bill of health ever since. In 2016, Denell founded Cervical Wellness, an online-education platform guiding Women to self-heal from HPV and cervical dysplasia, as well as reconnect to their female sacred-anatomy in new and empowering ways. She offers online courses & events, in-person workshops & retreats, as well as sharing illuminating content in public talks, and on Instagram & YouTube. Find her and her work at http://www.cervicalwellness.com/ (www.cervicalwellness.com) ◆ social links ◆ INSTAGRAM | http://www.instagram.com/cervicalwellness LINKS | http://www.cervicalwellness.com/2020-tour (www.cervicalwellness.com/2020-tour) http://www.cervicalwellness.com/iae (www.cervicalwellness.com/iae)   ◆ STAY CONNECTED ON SOCIAL ◆ INSTAGRAM | http://www.instagram.com/sabrinariccio ◆ http://www.instagram.com/sovereignsocietypodcast WEBSITE | http://www.sabrinariccio.com YOUTUBE | http://www.youtube.com/sabrinariccio (http://www.youtube.com/sabrinariccio) TWITTER | http://www.twitter.com/sabrinariccio     Support this podcast

I am truly privileged to have Dr Joanna Martin as my guest on my podcast. Jo was my trainer when I first learned neuro-linguistic programming and she was also one of the people who taught me presentation and public speaking skills. Since she is the person who inspired me to want to become a speaker and trainer, it was a delight when she agreed to come on the show. Jo is a renowned visionary, coach, speaker and entrepreneur Her message and work have directly impacted over 120,000 people on four different continents. She initially qualified as a medical doctor and spent a number of months in oncology where the death of a favourite patient provided a wakeup call to get her life “on purpose”. Then, she changed her career and was accepted to the Actors Centre Australia. She went on to study human psychology, behaviour and growth and in 2003 launched her own coaching company in Sydney, with no network and no business experience. Within a year her business was thriving, consulting with the likes of ANZ bank, John Fairfax Publishing and eBay.From there she worked as Head of Research and Training at one of the fastest-growing personal development companies on the international stage and in 2008 launched her own business Shift Speaker Training, which she took to 7-figures within just 12 months. There she shared her speaking success secrets with over 23,000 business owners over four years. Her evolution continued in 2014 when she founded One of many, to help women to step up into leadership and increase their impact without burning out. One of many has so far reached over 70,000 women around the world. Jo is an internationally acclaimed and award-winning speaker, a diplomatic wife, a sometimes-too-tired mother, a protective sister, and a caring friend. Don't miss this fascinating and inspiring conversation and find out how Jo is just one of many women changing the world.For anyone who gets/got a bit lost when we talked about values systems, it was referring to Gravsian Values as defined by Clare Graves in Spiral Dynamics. A very worthwhile and surprisingly accessible book. The book Jo spoke about in relation to this is called Reinventing Organisations by Frederic Laloux.Jo's FREE gift to you is Seven Rituals to Calm the Daily Chaos: https://oneofmany.co.uk/rituals/Here are some ways you can connect with Joanna Martin on social media:Facebook - business page: https://www.facebook.com/OneOfManyWomen/ LinkedIn - business page: https://www.linkedin.com/company/one-of-many/ LinkedIn - profile: https://www.linkedin.com/in/joannamartin/ Instagram - business page: https://www.instagram.com/oneofmanywomen/Instagram - profile: https://www.instagram.com/drjoannamartin/Hope you enjoy the show. If you listen on Apple Podcasts, please leave us a review. It helps people to find the show and helps me to keep improving. Have a great week, John.Buzzsprout - Let's get your podcast launched! Start for FREEDisclaimer: This post contains affiliate links. If you make a purchase, I may receive a commission at no extra cost to you.

Jemimah Ashleigh is a global authority on positioning, an international keynote speaker, MC and podcaster.Jemimah is an Australian set on world domination. After a decade long career in law enforcement, Jemimah now works exclusively as a positioning consultant and coach to reduce the alarming statistic that 97% of female owned start-up businesses fail within the first 5 years. Women are failing at almost twice the rate of men. Jemimah seeks to be part of the reason this changes worldwide.Jemimah started her journey in entrepreneurship with the creation of Tangs Design, an ethical jewellery business and then soon after started The Business Experiment Podcast. Jemimah is now the co-founder of Who Run The World.She has spoken in Indonesia, United States, Canada and Australia, and has had the opportunity to take the stage with the likes of:Valerie Jarrett - Former Senior Advisor to U.S. President Barak ObamaFrank Shankwitz - Co-founder of the Make a Wish FoundationElizabeth Broderick - Australian Sex Discrimination MinisterJemimah’s debut book ‘Position Me’ is an international best seller on Amazon, and her media coverage includes Huffpost, Thank You, Marie Claire, Qantas, Business Chicks, MamaMia, Financial Review - Women of Influence, and NBC News to name a few.As well as being a global thought leader in over 70 countries and having a reach of 6.3 million through social media and podcasting, Jemimah was also named in the Top 10 female entrepreneurs in Australia. She is also a board member of The Hope Project.Mentions:Jemimiah Ashleigh - https://www.jemimahashleigh.com/Tangs Design - https://www.tangsdesign.com.au/The Business Experiment Podcast - https://podcasts.apple.com/au/podcast/the-business-experiment-podcast/id1134351825Gary Vaynerchuk - https://www.garyvaynerchuk.com/Jim Rohn - https://www.jimrohn.com/World Health Organisation - https://www.who.int/Bossy Pants - https://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/BossypantsThe entrepreneurial dipThe 5 monkeys studyWho Run The World

WHO RUN THE WORLD? GIRLS! A line from a famous song. But the question remains, can a girl pursue a guy? Is it strange, if a girl gets the chocolate or flowers for the guy she likes? Or that it's chivalrous and it is only natural for a guy to start the whole process? In this episode, I had fun talking to Keith Tay about this role reversal.

Season 4 of Who Run The World will be a little bit different from the previous seasons. On the one hand we have started a mini series called Who Run The Time (look for the pink icon) to help you through the quarantine with light hearted short content. On the other we're producing a multi-part series following Marilyn and Rhea's journeys through their work life and its new chapters (listen to part 1 for more). In this episode we invite Anita, who is an expert at mining her networks, to give Rhea and Marilyn advice and a challenge on the issues they are having with their own networks. Rhea does't feel comfortable asking others for emotional support, and Marilyn always confuses friends with advisors.

It’s International Women’s Day!   To celebrate this glorious day we have one very special episode of our Who Run The World? season celebrating inspiring Women In Food.   Today’s episode features the most important and inspirational women in our lives, the women running Honey & Co! We like to say that every day is women’s day at Honey & Co and in this episode we chat to some of the women working in the kitchens, on front of house and behind the scenes to make it that way.   For one week only, our roving reporter and fearless leader Sarit Packer had a walk around Fitzrovia to chat to the team about why they love their lives in food: from the joy of leaving behind 9-5 clock watching, to the buzz of running a busy service; from the satisfaction of knowing everything about your regulars to the happiness of waking up every morning go to a job that you love... and of course the absolutely delicious food! We also talked candidly about past experiences juggling childcare and the perception that as a woman you must choose family or career, we shared experiences working in macho establishments in the past and talked about how this is changing in the industry.   We are so, so proud of the strong and happy female-led company we have created and the nurturing and progressive atmosphere that comes with this. We hope this episode will give a special insight into the world of hospitality and Honey & Co and inspire lots more women to come join us.   Hope you enjoy!   This is the last episode in our Who Run The World? Women in Food Season. Be sure to catch up on previous episodes with: Fay Maschler Darina Allen Romy Gill Lisa Markwell Sheila Dillon Claudia Roden Andi Oliver     Got something to say? Share your thoughts, feelings and questions with us!     Email us at podcasts@honeyandco.co.uk Follow us on Twitter: @honeyandco  Instagram: @honeyandco    Find out more about the podcast here – www.honeyandco.co.uk/TheFoodTalks  #HoneyAndCo #TheFoodTalks #WomenInFood #WhoRunTheWorld   Producer: Miranda Hinkley Manager: Louisa Cornford Vocals: Kristine Kruz

Jemimah is an Australian set on world domination. After a decade long career in law enforcement, Jemimah now works exclusively as a positioning consultant and coach to reduce the alarming statistic that 97% of female owned start-up businesses fail within the first five years. Women are failing at almost twice the rate of men. Jemimah seeks to be part of the reason this changes worldwide. Jemimah started her journey in entrepreneurship with the creation of Tangs Design, an ethical jewellery business and then soon after started The Business Experiment podcast. Jemimah is now the co-founder of Who Run The World.  Visit our blog post on www.foxtalksbusiness.ca/blog to discover more about Jemimah .  

This is the seventh episode of our Who Run The World? season celebrating women in food. Today's guest is Fay Maschler, restaurant critic at London’s Evening Standard newspaper. Fay won a contest for the position of Evening Standard restaurant critic in 1972. This was supposed to last for three months but she has recently celebrated 47 years in the role! Fay’s reviews are legendary and she has been known to put many a chef in their place. We talked about her experiences starting out in the hey day of journalism, the reality of eating out four times a week, when not to write a bad review, and how to deal with death threats when you do! It was such an honour to have Fay with us for this conversation.  It was fascinating to hear about the changes she has seen over the years on the London restaurant scene, how the rise of social media has changed things, the food writers she admires the most, and what we all really, really want to know... where we should be eating right now in London.  Hope you enjoy! This interview is part of our series Who Run The World? Women in Food. Our final episode will air on 8th March International Women’s Day. Got something to say? Share your thoughts, feelings and questions with us! Email us at podcasts@honeyandco.co.uk Follow us on Twitter: @honeyandco  Instagram: @honeyandco  Follow Fay on Twitter: @Fay_Maschler And read her in Evening Standard Find out more about the series here – www.honeyandco.co.uk/TheFoodTalks  #HoneyAndCo #TheFoodTalks #WomenInFood #WhoRunTheWorld   Producer: Miranda Hinkley Manager: Louisa Cornford Vocals: Kristine Kruz 

This is the sixth episode of our Who Run The World? season celebrating women in food. Today's guest is Darina Allen, founder of world-renowned Ballymaloe Cookery School in Ireland and bestselling author of 19 cookbooks. We absolutely love Darina and the school and have had many of her graduates working in our kitchens over the years. We chatted to Darina about how she came to run the fabulous Ballymaloe, what it's like be part of a cooking dynasty and what it takes to be a successful cookbook author. It was wonderful to hear Darina talking so passionately about her experiences running a successful family business in rural Ireland, as well as the sustainable ethos at the core of everything that Ballymaloe does, and the values she instills in all her students, especially about the importance of creating an inclusive kitchen culture.  Hope you enjoy! This interview is part of our series Who Run The World? Women in Food. Our final episode will air on 8th March International Women’s Day. Got something to say? Share your thoughts, feelings and questions with us! Email us at podcasts@honeyandco.co.uk Follow us on Twitter: @honeyandco  Instagram: @honeyandco  Ballymaloe Cookery School http://www.cookingisfun.ie  Instagram: @ballymaloecookeryschool  Darina on Instagram: @darina_allen Find out more about the series here – www.honeyandco.co.uk/TheFoodTalks  #HoneyAndCo #TheFoodTalks #WomenInFood #WhoRunTheWorld   Producer: Miranda Hinkley Manager: Louisa Cornford Vocals: Kristine Kruz 

This is the fifth episode of our Who Run The World? season celebrating women in food. Today's guest is Lisa Markwell, food editor at The Sunday Times and editor at CODE Hospitality. Lisa has been a journalist for more than 30 years, winning awards as editor of The Independent on Sunday and spending eight years as restaurant critic at the same paper – giving herself the job after the previous critic was fired. She took a ‘gap year’ to undertake the chef’s diploma course at Leith’s School of Food and Wine, before returning to journalism as food editor at The Sunday Times. We talked to Lisa about her experiences of working in the cut-throat world of hard news and how journalism has changed over the last 30 years. It was fascinating to hear how she rose to the top and how she has been able to use her position to change the way women are written about. We loved hearing how Lisa's training at Leith's changed her perspective on the food world and she made a beautiful comparison of running a kitchen with running a newspaper. Lisa also gave great advice for anyone starting out in food journalism... well worth a listen!  Hope you enjoy! This interview is part of our series Who Run The World? Women in Food. Our final episode will air on 8th March International Women’s Day. Got something to say? Share your thoughts, feelings and questions with us! Email us at podcasts@honeyandco.co.uk Follow us on Twitter: @honeyandco  Instagram: @honeyandco  Find out more about the series here – www.honeyandco.co.uk/TheFoodTalks  #HoneyAndCo #TheFoodTalks #WomenInFood #WhoRunTheWorld   Producer: Miranda Hinkley Manager: Louisa Cornford Vocals: Kristine Kruz 

This is the fourth episode of our Who Run The World? season celebrating women in food. Today’s guest is Romy Gill, what a treat! Romy is a British-Indian chef and cookery teacher and was the owner and head chef at Romy’s Kitchen in Gloucestershire for 6 years. One of the few female Indian chefs in the industry, Romy was appointed an MBE in the Queen’s 90th birthday honours list in 2016 for her services to the food industry. Romy’s debut cookbook Zaika is full of delicious vegan recipes celebrating the zaika or ‘flavours’ of Indian cooking that bring a renewed spicy excitement to plant-based food. We talked to Romy about the barriers she came up against as a woman – and more specifically an Indian woman – opening her own restaurant, from securing funding to getting planning permission and dealing with builders. We also talked about the women who have inspired her and helped her along the way, from her mother to Sheila Dillon, Claudia Roden, Delia Smith and Nigella Lawson. Romy is such an inspiration to women in the food industry and such a pleasure to chat to. We were so excited to hear that she'll be joining the lineup of the new Ready Steady Cook on BBC One and that she has a new opening coming soon. Hope you enjoy! This interview is part of our series Who Run The World? Women in Food. Our final episode will air on 8th March International Women’s Day. Got something to say? Share your thoughts, feelings and questions with us! Email us at podcasts@honeyandco.co.uk Follow us on Twitter: @honeyandco  Instagram: @honeyandco  Find out more about the series here – www.honeyandco.co.uk/TheFoodTalks  #HoneyAndCo #TheFoodTalks #WomenInFood #WhoRunTheWorld   Producer: Miranda Hinkley Manager: Louisa Cornford Vocals: Kristine Kruz   

This is the third episode of our Who Run The World? season celebrating women in food. Today’s guest is multi-award winning food journalist Sheila Dillon, known as the voice of The Food Programme on BBC Radio 4. Sheila started her career in journalism when she reported on the contamination of the New York water supply by pesticides for food magazine Food Monitor, and has been reporting on the most important stories in the industry ever since. As a reporter, writer, producer and presenter on The Food Programme, Sheila has been involved in many important stories in the food world: from BSE to the horsemeat scandal; from the rise of GM crops to the growth of the organic movement; and more recently the health hazards of vegan junk food. As well as telling us about these groundbreaking food stories, Sheila told us fascinating stories about her experiences as a woman in the food world, including her activities with the women's movement, how she was involved in a landmark sex discrimination case for equal pay in America, and more recently her experiences of the gender pay gap at the BBC.  We really loved having Sheila share her knowledge, experience and advice for those looking to build a career in the industry. This is such a wonderful, insightful conversation and an important listen.  Hope you enjoy! This interview is part of our series Who Run The World? Women in Food. Our final episode will air on 8th March International Women’s Day. Got something to say? Share your thoughts, feelings and questions with us! Email us at podcasts@honeyandco.co.uk Follow us on Twitter: @honeyandco @sheiladillon Instagram: @honeyandco @thesheiladillon Find out more about the series here – www.honeyandco.co.uk/TheFoodTalks  #HoneyAndCo #TheFoodTalks #WomenInFood #WhoRunTheWorld   Producer: Miranda Hinkley Manager: Louisa Cornford Vocals: Kristine Kruz 

This is the second episode of our Who Run The World? season celebrating women in food. Today’s guest is Claudia Roden, the goddess of Middle Eastern food writing. Claudia is a cookbook writer and anthropologist, her career spans over 50 years. Originally from Egypt, Claudia grew up in Cairo and studied in Paris and London. In 1956 when her parents fled Egypt to London, Claudia began collecting recipes from the Jewish diaspora arriving from all over the Middle East as a way to make a connection between refugees and their homelands. This led to multiple bestselling cookbooks including the international award-winning The Book of Jewish Food, and she revolutionised western attitudes to Middle Eastern cuisines in 1968 with her bestselling cookbook, A Book of Middle Eastern Food.  We talked to Claudia about her unusual route to a career in food writing, how attitudes to women working have changed over the last 50 years, the women who inspired her, and how travelling alone as a woman was treated with suspicion yet opened many kitchen doors for her research. Claudia is a true inspiration, our hero, and we owe so much to her in paving the way for us. This interview is part of our series Who Run The World? Women in Food in which we will be chatting to leading women across the food industry, writers, broadcasters, critics, chefs and restaurateurs. Our final episode will air on 8th March International Women’s Day. Got something to say? Share your thoughts, feelings and questions with us! Email us at podcasts@honeyandco.co.uk Follow us on Twitter: @honeyandco  Instagram: @honeyandco  Find out more about the series here – www.honeyandco.co.uk/TheFoodTalks  #HoneyAndCo #TheFoodTalks #WomenInFood #WhoRunTheWorld Listen to episode 1 with Andi Oliver   Producer: Miranda Hinkley Manager: Louisa Cornford Vocals: Kristine Kruz 

The first episode of our Who Run The World? season celebrating women in food. Since the start of Honey & Co women have reigned supreme; they run our kitchens, our front of house and our offices, and we finally feel that the industry is starting to catch up with us. Women are now leading the way across the industry, not just as chefs but as food critics, as writers, as culinary teachers, tv and radio presenters and so much more. So, with International Women’s Day on the horizon we wanted to dedicate a whole season to some of the women who inspire us every single day! Today’s guest is Andi Oliver, she’s the most vivacious and beautiful person we’ve had the chance to meet this year. The interview with her is absolutely hilarious. We talked about her career in a punk band, and how she made the transition to chef and then to food broadcaster. Her show The Great British Menu is one of our absolute favourite shows, you should watch it - we spend hours arguing over what we would make! Listen to find out more about how she managed to get where she is and how she broke the glass ceiling. We are also so excited to hear about her current project collecting recipes from all around the Caribbean, Wadadli Kitchen.   This interview is part of our series Who Run The World? Women in Food. Our final episode will air on 8th March International Women’s Day. Got something to say? Share your thoughts, feelings and questions with us! Email us at podcasts@honeyandco.co.uk Follow us on Twitter: @honeyandco @andisn16 Instagram: @honeyandco @andioliver Find out more about the series here – www.honeyandco.co.uk/TheFoodTalks  #HoneyAndCo #TheFoodTalks #WomenInFood #WhoRunTheWorld Producer: Miranda Hinkley Manager: Louisa Cornford Vocals: Kristine Kruz   

"Honey, female entrepreneurs aren't a real thing. They don't make any money." The older businessman -- seated across the small mastermind table from us -- dismissed all women in one curt sentence. The problem, however, is that statistics actually support this statement... [watch video below to learn more and hear the rest of the story!]   Globally, 97% of female start-ups fail in the first 5 years -- 2x our male counterparts. Why is this the case? • Women complete 2.6x more unpaid work than men do.  Shopping for food, preparing meals, cleaning, washing clothes, collecting water, looking after children, family members, and those with disabilities -- this unpaid work falls mostly on women. (Source: United Nations & Newsweek, 2018) • Women are less likely to get funding. Just 2.2% of all venture capital in the U.S. goes to companies founded solely by women. Companies with all-male founders receive funding after their first-round close to 35% of the time, but this is less than 2% for companies with female founders. (Source: Market Watch, 2019) "The SME (small and medium-sized enterprises) finance gap for female entrepreneurs in developing countries at $1.48 trillion." (Source: IFC.org) • Women face greater obstacles in many parts of the world. In over 33% of economies, women do not have the same legal rights as men in freedom of movement and other areas. In some countries, women cannot register a business, sign a contract, or open a bank account. (Source: IFC.org) "1 in 5 women and girls have experienced physical and/or sexual violence by an intimate partner with the last 12 months. Yet, 49 countries have no laws that specifically protect women from such violence." (Source: UN.org ) • Female-led businesses get less publicity and media attention. "When the focus is the economy, only 5% of news stories feature or center on women." "Only 26% of total news coverage in newspapers, radio and television combined [online it's 24%] featured women in 2015." (Source: Report by The Global Media Monitoring Project, 2015) • Women need more access to mentors and peer-to-peer support. "48% female founders cite a lack of available mentors or advisers as holding them back." (Source: Inc, 2015)   [A Photo from Our First Meeting in 2018!  #GirlPower] *Older businessman not pictured.   Our Goal: Reduce the failure rate for female businesses by 50% before the year 2030   How? A lot needs to change. We know we can't tackle it all. But, instead of just being angry at a rude comment (and discouraged by statistics and obstacles), we decided to take proactive action forward...It was the spark to ignite the Who Run The World movement! [WRTW, for short!] Training. Support. Community.   We provide women growing businesses with the right tools, in the right order, at the right time ...in an extremely cost-effective way! Sharing our own skills and international networks, we've also formed collaborations with some of the most credible and well-known female entrepreneurs in the world. Our growing community is founded on the power of mentorship and peer-to-peer support. The fire is lit! Will you join the movement? Learn More at Who Run The World here     Take Action Now on Your Bestselling Book!   TRAINING on hitting Amazon bestseller [free] COMMUNITY of new and growing nonfiction authors! [free] ACCELERATOR: How to write a great book & hit bestseller! [not free ;)]   Click here to access full shownotes for this episode     

THIS WEEK IS SPONSORED BY WEEKEND CLEANING MUSIC — EPISODE 035 - CAN I TALK MY SHIT AGAIN? — In this week's episode of Black Millennial, we focus on self-confidence and why it's okay to big yourself up if no one else will. We exist in a society where finding your personal freedom has become increasingly difficult and the stress of keeping up with the whomever's is simply too overwhelming. Later in the show we break down Striking Vipers, stan Norah Jones and continue showing love to the LGBTQ community in a segment we like to call Who Run The World. As always there's Weird White People Shit + Bops to be shared. This is probably our best episode in weeks, tell a friend to tell a friend! MOOD(S): My Truth, My Story - Dominique Jackson Move Muhfucka, You in Da Way - A LEGEND LINKED UP: UN experts urge US authorities to drop charges against aid worker Scott Warren When White Saviorism Turns Deadly: American missionary played doctor, children died, when will there be justice? Bushwick Bill's Legacy is Impossible to Forget Stay in The Loop with UWISHUNU Citizen App on iOS --- Send in a voice message: https://anchor.fm/blkmlnl/message Support this podcast: https://anchor.fm/blkmlnl/support

WHO RUN THE WORLD!? BOSS A$$ women! What if, right?! This week, Two Talk Taboo discuss WOMEN in POWER. What does it take for women to be a boss in the world so heavily dominated by men? While we heavily encourage supporting our fellow vag's, is it too far if we honor those who took their power for the worst? Either way, tune in to hear how difficult it really is for women to take power whether for good or evil. 

WHO RUN THE WORLD? Comedian Liz Blanc (@itslizblanc) and the ladies of TDS this week, with Liz's default setting: Common Sense Feminist. We talk #metoo, social media hysteria and supporting businesses run by women. What is feminism in 2018? Should it rebrand? We also chat about the autism spectrum, public schools, voting and the death of empathy. And um. WHY THEEE EFFF do women still take our husbands' last names?

In this episode Patty and Maria talk about the movie Poltergeist with Dyan Bailey. Dyan is currently performing in "Who Run The World" at Planet Ant through April 7th!

It's 2018!!  We discuss the blur that was 2017, New Year's resolutions and why Mariah Carey needs a hug.  Nisha and Nizar also give a shoutout to their Who Run The World person of the week, podcaster David Chen and graphic artist Timothy Goodman.

Launching our new South Asian Trailblazers interview series, we sit and chat with the Co-Founder of Doonya Bollywood Fitness, Kajal Desai.  Kajal talks about going from being a management consultant to helping create the first large-scale Bollywood dance-centric workout program that lead her to the Oprah Winfrey show and The Today Show. She shares her journey to “almost famous” and how it changed her life. Also on the show, we start our Who Run The World segment, discussing a light-hearted, inspirational moment this week that and close out with our Song of the Week.   Send all feedback to AmiTuckeredOut@gmail.com Website: http://amituckeredout.com Instagram: http://instagram.com/amituckeredout Facebook: http://facebook.com/amituckeredout