This week Ziada and Mary Ann talk to Eva Baguma, a Business Development Manager with the Uganda Women Entrepreneurs Association Limited. She tells us about her path towards her purpose, working in change making organisations, going with the flow and trusting her ‘big work’ will find her if she keeps on showing up.

This week Ziada and Mary Ann talk about International Women's Day - why it is celebrated, what it means to them and why we should think about women and their rights each and every day of the year!

Mary Ann talks with Clare Cooper a Mum, Writer and Yoga teacher about the importance of looking after ourselves and the approach to self-care and replenishment that she uses for herself and in her classes.

This week Mary Ann talks to Claire Mahon, a human rights lawyer based in Geneva who consults, coaches and mentors others to do human rights work as well as running her own not-for-profit human rights legal work. We talk about how she got in to human rights work, what motivates and inspires her, what she has learnt along the way and how she has learnt to look after herself as well as the crucial work she undertakes.

This week we talk to Julika von Stackelberg , a parenting educator based in New York working with the Cornell Co-operative Extension about how she discovered the peaceful parenting approach that she now promotes, what it entails, how it has challenged her and the parents she works with and why she thinks that changing our approach to parenting could, in the long run, change the world.

This week Ziada asks Mary Ann about her own personal experience of miscarriage and we talk about how it is one of a number of issues that deeply after women & their partners that we so often simply don't talk about.

This week on the podcast we talk to Lilian Galinoma (Makau), who is a Talent Manager at Tanzanian Breweries (recently taken over by AB InBev) about what it means to pursue a feminist agenda in the workplace and how she has developed a forum for women within the company to support female employees and help the company to engage with the issues that matter to them.

Ziada interviews Mary Ann and our guest Annalisa D'innella about the London March last weekend. We find out why they both decided to participate in it, what it was like and we discuss the impact and questions that arise from so many women choosing to demonstrate in this way.

This week Grace Mdemu tells us how mentoring a girl who was at risk through the Global Giving Circle has enriched her life as well as that of her mentee. She explains how the programme works, why she's so committed to it and the change that it creates and how she would love to see the programme grow and reach more girls. We also talk about how she fits being a Mentor in to her busy life as a Auditor, Mother, Entrepreneur and Poet.

A special edition of the podcast in which Mary Ann reads her poem, Three Habits: A Fierce Love Letter to Change Making Women released today for the launch of her Jijaze Project.