Think climate change, ocean warming, greed and gender equality are topics that are too big for children aged 0-6? Think again! In this episode, Sarah is joined by children's author, journalist, mum and ethical business owner Teigan Margetts. Teigan is all about teaching children to learn values like compassion and empathy through the magic of storytelling - and who doesn't want some magical mojo in their lives? This is an inspiring and uplifting conversation for people of all ages who value the sparkle of stories!

This episode of #FeministFridays is seriously badass. Why? Because Tokyo-based Brie Schmidt, is all about crushing societal expectations that pressure people to be 'perfect', both through her work as a fellow feminist Podcaster who hosts Bad Girlfriend Radio, and her work as a Relationship Counsellor. In this fun conversation, Brie and Sarah not only discuss the importance of practicing self love in order to have genuine and authentic relationships with others, but also their mutual appreciation for the Spice Girls and pop culture!

Jennifer Okolo is both a kickass entrepreneur and a therapist from London who founded She Aspires - a digital platform that gives young women the opportunity to write about and engage with real-world issues that affect them.

In this segment, Jennifer shares her dedication to educating and encouraging young talent, and talks about her unfiltered approach to supporting people to realise their dreams.

Jennifer is also a public speaker and has been a part of several impactful campaigns such as #mybodyvictory and Dove's Be Real campaign, which redefine beauty.

Megan Oliver is one of Australia's most legendary tattoo artists, currently based at Sydney's Little Tokyo studio. In this segment, she talks to Sarah about the journey of becoming an internationally recognised tattoo artist, and about how tattooing is one of the world's oldest art forms. Megan is also dedicated to promoting intersectional feminism and diversity through helping people to express themselves through ink. Whether you're a tattoo enthusiast, or have never had one done, this is a segment not to miss!

Heidi Everett is a game changing lived experience mental health advocate who has launched a national campaign to get a mental health line added to our 000 grid. In just 1 month, her Change.org petition has gained 12,000 signatures from diverse Australians who stand in solidarity with her. In this episode, she shares her deeply personal and inspiring story of living with schizophrenia, trauma and homelessness - and talks about how these experiences have led her to become the unstoppable force that she is today. This is one episode not to be missed, and a petition Sarah encourages all Australians to sign so that Heidi can deliver it to Federal Parliament - because it has the potential to save lives.

Lisa Annese, the CEO of the Diversity Council of Australia, leads debate on diversity and inclusion in the public arena, and her organisation is dedicated to delivering innovative diversity resources for Australian businesses and supporting them in improving their inclusion capability.

In this #FeministFriday segment, Lisa and Sarah discuss their shared dedication to diversity, through both their professional work, and personal lives, and how everyone can contribute to creating change in this area, in order to make Australia a more equal place for all.

This episode of #FeministFridays serves you one serious dose of sustainable style: Vibhuti Vazirani is the London-based fashion revolutionary behind 100% sustainable international fashion label ZAVI, which is taking the world by storm. In this episode, Vibhuti shares her inspiring story of growing up in Mumbai, and talks about how we can all reduce our environmental footprint and embrace sustainability in our everyday lives.

Vietnamese Australian Actor and Comedian Diana Nguyen has overcome some significant challenges in her life, but that hasn't stopped her from rising above them through the power of laughter. In this episode, Diana and Sarah discuss the importance of laughter as therapy, and a means of self expression and self empowerment. They also talk about their hilarious shared enthusiasm for outrageous fashion, dodgy sex experiences and mutual crushes on Keanu Reeves.

In this episode, Sarah and Bronwen have an honest an open discussion about the way they have both experienced burnout in different ways, and overcome them. Burnout is now recognised as a critical issue by the World Health Organisation, and Bronwen is here to help people to overcome this condition through her life experience and mental health strategies - as is Sarah

LA-based Andrea Ward is an unstoppable woman on multiple missions: Not only is she a domestic violence survivor who shares her story to self-empower others facing similar threats to their rights, she is also a #blacklivesmatter Activist and an international Celebrity Fashion Stylist to boot. In this episode, she and Sarah cover everything from sharing solidarity with other survivors, to the origins of the #blacklivesmatter Movement and its importance today, as well as Andreas dedication to creating on-point red carpet looks for her celebrity clientele. This is one episode not to be missed!