Aisling and Laura chat with Yessenia Sandoval, founder of Endo Warriors Aotearoa. Endo Warriors are a charitable organisation with a mission to raise awareness and provide education on endometriosis and menstruation. Their objectives include enhancing support and medical care for individuals affected by endometriosis, combating period poverty, and offering free products to those in need, and more.

Aisling and Viola interview sports legend Jody Cameron! Jody is considered one of the country’s most talented female players, having played 60 games and represented New Zealand in Women's Basketball in the 2004 Athens Olympics. Today Jody leads the Te Hāpaitanga Sports NZ program for emerging and high potential female coaches.

Harita and Eleanora interview Belinda Brown, CEO of Crohn's and Colitis New Zealand. Belinda's journey with IBD, began at the age of 26 when she was diagnosed with Crohn's disease. Despite the challenges this diagnosis presented, Belinda has turned her personal experience into a lifelong commitment to supporting others facing similar battles.

Maxine Scheckter specialised in patisserie at Ferrandi L’ecole du Gastronomie, and worked in Michelin starred restaurants, including Heston Blumenthals restaurant The Fat Duck before opening Sugar Flour in 2018, at age 22. 

Laura and Aisling have fun chatting to Katy who runs My Walk in Wardrobe, a social enterprise that runs sustainable fashion markets in Wellington, Hawkes Bay, Taranaki & Manawatu regions of NZ. 

Aisling talks to Kate Tomsett a clinical educator who works with the Pelvic Pain Foundation of Australia to deliver “PPEP Talks” (Period, Pain, and Endometriosis Program). The Foundation works to provide awareness, education, clinical management and research around issues such as endometriosis. 

Laura and Harita interview Susie Robertson, CEO of Kaibosh Food Rescue. Susie's passions are people and planet with a strong focus on fairness – which is why she loves Kaibosh.

Aisling interview Dr Ellen Joan Ford who spent ten years in the NZ Army leading soldiers on operations in NZ and overseas before completing her MBA and PhD to focus on the experiences and well-being of women leaders in the NZ Army. 

Laura and Harita interview local tattoo artist Maria Carroll also known as Miss Crude Tattoo. 

Laura and Viola speak with Anita Edwards & Hana Jensen from the Wellington Women's Health Collective.