Co-hosts Bethany Borody and Heather MacDonald wrap up season two by talking about some extreme highs and lows over the past year. Beth and Heather discuss job progressions, starting a new company, grieving a significant loss and family planning amidst infertility.

Hosts: Bethany Borody and Heather MacDonald

Instagram: @cryinginthebathroompodcast

Music: Blue Dot Sessions

Alison Schofield continues the discussion about embracing emotions, particularly in her experience working at Pancreatic Cancer Canada. She explains the necessity of fair compensation for employees in the not-for-profit sector and shares her passion for making a difference.

Hosts: Bethany Borody and Heather MacDonald

Guest: Alison Schofield

Instagram: @cryinginthebathroompodcast

Music: Blue Dot Sessions

Alison Schofield, a marketing and communications director, talks about her experiences working in the not-for-profit world, living in Malawi and her ongoing process of writing a book. She shares the story of her relationship with her late partner, Paul, and how she copes with the grief of losing a loved one.

Hosts: Bethany Borody and Heather MacDonald

Guest: Alison Schofield

Instagram: @cryinginthebathroompodcast

Music: Blue Dot Sessions

Jeremy Lawrence, who works in the heating and air conditioning industry, talks about emotions at work and how women fit into the trades. Jeremy, who is Beth’s husband, also covers parenting, gender roles and what it’s like for one partner to earn more money than the other.

Hosts: Bethany Borody and Heather MacDonald

Guest: Jeremy Lawrence

Instagram: @cryinginthebathroompodcast

Music: Blue Dot Sessions

Alicia Woods, founder and CEO of Covergalls, talks about being a woman in a male-dominated industry, shares insight on creating and maintaining a successful company, and sheds light on how her late father has inspired her approach to leadership.

Hosts: Bethany Borody and Heather MacDonald

Guest: Alicia Woods

Instagram: @cryinginthebathroompodcast

Music: Blue Dot Sessions

Sam Numsen continues the conversation about privilege and code switching at work, creating safe spaces for men to unpack toxic masculinity and supporting women/LGBTQS+ community.

Hosts: Bethany Borody and Heather MacDonald

Guest: Sam Numsen

Instagram: @cryinginthebathroompodcast

Music: Blue Dot Sessions

Sam Numsen, a communications professional in the mining industry talks about crying openly at work, inclusion in the workplace, the intersection between women and the LGBTQS+ community in fighting for equality, toxic masculinity and code switching.

Hosts: Bethany Borody and Heather MacDonald

Guest: Sam Numsen

Instagram: @cryinginthebathroompodcast

Music: Blue Dot Sessions

Sujanthi Manivannan, Neha Bhatia, Aiden Haw continue the discussion by sharing their life experiences, talking about embracing their cultures and giving incredible advice to other women in the workforce.

Hosts: Bethany Borody and Heather MacDonald

Guest: Sujanthi Manivannan, Neha Bhatia, Aiden Haw

Instagram: @cryinginthebathroompodcast

Music: Blue Dot Sessions

Three incredible women – Sujanthi Manivannan, Neha Bhatia, Aiden Haw – talk about motherhood and postpartum depression, the pressures of working in the public sector, and even share a story of being discriminated against when being considered for a new job.

Hosts: Bethany Borody and Heather MacDonald

Guests: Sujanthi Manivannan, Neha Bhatia, Aiden Haw

Instagram: @cryinginthebathroompodcast

Music: Blue Dot Sessions

In this special episode, we share some bonus clips from our interviews in season one. Check out these never-before-heard stories and insights from Franchesca Weeks, Leah Connor, Sabina Janik and Sara Murphy.

Hosts: Bethany Borody and Heather MacDonald

Instagram: @cryinginthebathroompodcast

Music: Blue Dot Sessions