Revisiting another of our favourite shows. In this one Mary Ann talks to Aisha Hannibal about their work together establishing the Red Tent Directory and how it has organically grown now lists dozens of Red Tent Circles for women across Europe. They talk about what they have learnt in the process about sustainable growth and leadership, what is important to them about attending Red Tents and other women's circles and the part they think they have to play in making a difference in the world

In this episode, Ziada asks Mary Ann all about her latest work with Jijaze and particular about the concept of a regular Away Day to take time out. They also discuss the recent public event the Replenish: Away Day and how you can get access to the material from that.

Revisiting one of our favorite Shows. In this podcast, we talked to Kimberly Weiss, a Body Neutral Writer, Speaker and Coach about what it means to truly believe in the possibility of health at any size, why she is so angry about the public health obsession with obesity and why we each need to start with defining what health means for us and our own unique body. We so enjoyed this show and we hope that you will too.

In this episode Mary Ann and Ziada talk with Eunice Baguma Ball founder of Africa Technology Business Network about her work creating an event for aspiring and upcoming African tech innovators in London after being in the city for only a few months and about taking the world back to the continent she comes from with Her Future Africa which offers African women entrepreneurs the support and inspiration they need to start and technology-based businesses.

In this show Ziada and Mary Ann celebrate the first year of this podcast, Change Making Women, They discuss some of the interesting and inspiring guests they have had on the show and look forward to the future PLUS Eleanor Brown plays the title track from her new album, Meet You There, live for us.

This week we talk to Doris Mollel about her Foundation which seeks to raise awareness about premature birth in Tanzania and to better equip public hospitals to provide the care which premature babies need. We talk about her own story which was her inspiration, what motivates her and how she has dealt with the challenges she has encountered along the way.

This week Ziada and Mary Ann talk to Emily Waithira Founder of Awali Shea Butter, a business exporting natural organic shea butter harvested in Uganda to Kenya and beyond. She tells us about the challenges of starting up, the importance of having a Team alongside her and why we shouldn’t let fear of failure jeopardise our dreams.

Replaying one of our favourite shows. In this one we talked with the musician Shishani about her project Shishani & The Namibian Tales. We discussed making music and her quest to discover the music of the San people in her homeland of Namibia, and the discussion led us to explore authenticity, going you own way, love and power.

In this show Mary Ann talks to Christina Lynch about why she got interested in exploring sexuality in a new way, how it has helped heal the wounds of her past and why Tantra and ritual need not be mysterious or scary, instead she explains, they can support us in connecting to ourselves and one another more deeply.

In this show Mary Ann talks to Christina Lynch about why she got interested in exploring sexuality in a new way, how it has helped heal the wounds of her past and why Tantra and ritual need not be mysterious or scary, instead she explains, they can support us in connecting to ourselves and one another more deeply.