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  • Episode #17: Switching to a Reusable Period with Eisa Lee from HannahPad Canada

    Eisa Lee had been using the hannapad for years when an advertisement came up to become a partner for the company in North America. At the time, Eisa was pregnant with her first child and assumed she would have more time during maternity leave to work on a project such as this (she now realizes this is not the case with a newborn), so jumped on the opportunity. She is now the Director of hannahpad Canada and in this episode, shares the benefits of using cloth pads compared to disposable products as well as why you should use cold water to clean your reusable period products. Listen to the end where she explains how being a woman has impacted her work as an entrepreneur and the importance of supporting more women on their journeys.

     

    Links from episode:

    Connect with Eisa: LinkedIn
    Ayesha’s Current Obsession: Kobo eReader
    Ayesha’s Current Obsession: Aritzia Ganna shirt jacket
    HannahPad.ca
    Probiotic soap 

    1 hr 23 min
  • Episode #16: Analyzing Gender Norms in Relationships With Guest Host Kyla Mitchell-Marquis

    When you go out for dinner with your partner, who pays for the bill? It’s easy to see how gender norms affect our daily life and our relationships. Men buy the engagement rings, men are paid better, only women receive maternity leave - these are all defined gender-based roles that have been ingrained in our minds. In this episode, host Ayesha is joined by her long-time friend Kyla Mitchell-Marquis to discuss the importance of questioning these social constructs, diving deep into the benefits of challenging the gender rules that you’re “supposed” to follow. 

    Links from episode:
    Ayesha’s Current obsession - Canvas Candle Co, Woodland Candle
    Haunting of Hill House
    Emily In Paris
    Explained, Season 1:Why Women Are Paid Less

    1 hr 12 min
  • Episode #15: Start Your Eco-Friendly Journey Just Right Amy Hall From Goldilocks Wraps

    After volunteering with a shark conservation program in the South Pacific, Amy Hall was devastated by the plastic pollution problem affecting oceans globally. It was then that she decided to combine her passion for the ocean as well as her art historian background to create her now quickly growing business, Goldilocks Wraps, an eco-friendly alternative to plastic wrap. In this episode, Amy joins host Ayesha to discuss how you can incorporate more eco-friendly habits (without overwhelming yourself), advice on how to support female entrepreneurs who are just starting out and the importance of asking for help when needed.
     

    Links from episode:

    Ayesha's Current Obsession - Supercrush Mulberry Velvet Scrunchie

    Goldilocks Wraps Website

    Lighthouse Market

    Well Kept Razors

    Unwrapped Life

    1 hr 17 min
  • Episode #14: Is it "meant to be"?

    First episode back from The How Unladylike Podcast's first intermission ever! Tune in and here some life updates from our Host Ayesha Koome and listen to todays topic where she talks about "it's meant to be" and the connotation behind those words

    Links from episode:

    Ayesha's current obsession - So Luxury Bare Facial Rounds - https://soluxury.ca/collections/accessories/products/bare-reusable-bamboo-cotton-facial-rounds

     

    34 min
  • Episode #13: Intermission

    In this episode, How Unladylike host Ayesha talks about what she has been up to the last few weeks, gives sneak peaks for what's to come and make an announcement 

    Links from episode:

    Old Navy sweatpants - https://oldnavy.gapcanada.ca/browse/product.do?pid=480765113&cid=1018155&pcid=72808&vid=1&nav=meganav%3AWomen%3AShop%20Women%27s%20Categories%3ASweatshirts%20%26%20Sweatpants&grid=pds_56_152_1#pdp-page-content

     

    39 min
  • Episode #12: Let's Talk Mental Health With Guest Host Kyla Mitchell-Marquis - Part 2

    In this episode our host Ayesha is joined again by Kyla for part 2 if their episode where they talk about mental health. In this episode they talk social media, toxic positivity and social media accounts they love. 

    Links from episode:

    province apothecary face serum - https://provinceapothecary.ca/products/rejuvenating-hydrating-face-serum-with-neroli-frankincense

    province apothecary sampler kit - https://provinceapothecary.ca/collections/kits/products/stay-home-facial-kit 

    Truly Lifestyle facial cleanser - https://trulylifestylebrand.com/products/truly-cleansing-facial-cleanser-8oz 

    Fossil Backpack - https://www.fossil.com/en-ca/products/camilla-convertible-small-backpack/ZB7667231.html

    @lizlistens instagram - https://www.instagram.com/lizlistens/?hl=en

    @therapyforwomen instagram - https://www.instagram.com/therapyforwomen/?hl=en

    @selfcareisforeveryone instagram - https://www.instagram.com/selfcareisforeveryone/?hl=en

     

    1 hr 31 min
  • Episode #11: Let's Talk Mental Health with Guest Host Kyla Mitchell-Marquis - Part 1

    In this episode Ayesha brings in a guest host, her long time friend Kyla Mitchell-Marquis, and they get candid about mental health. Kyla is currently studying psychology so she breaks down the DSM-5 and shares her experience with seeking mental health help in her own life.

    Links from episode:

    Rocky Mountain Soap Co. Wild Kindness Conditioner - https://www.rockymountainsoap.com/collections/conditioner

    Huha Undies - https://hu-ha.com/collections/mineralundies

    Think Dirty App - https://www.thinkdirtyapp.com

    Soak Wash Inc - https://can.soakwash.com/collections/laundry-soap/products/soak-full-size-shop-share-fig

    Canadian Mental Health Association - https://cmha.ca

    1 hr 4 min
  • Episode #10 - Turning The Page

    In this episode our host, Ayesha Koome, talks about the struggle she faced when the partnership with Megan ended and the decision she has made regarding the podcast future. 

     

    Links from episode:

    Ayesha's North Face backpack - https://www.thenorthface.com/shop/womens-borealis-nf0a3kv4-en-ca?variationId=JK3

    The Local Space - https://thelocalspace.ca

    Ayesha Boujee tee - https://thelocalspace.ca/collections/ladies-fashion-tops/products/boujeet-shirt

     

    33 min
  • Episode #9: Chapter Ending

    This episode was recorded to help the hosts end the chapter on this partnership and let their community know who is leaving and why. Tune in to hear what is happening moving forward with The Unladylike Podcast

    Links from episode:

    Chelsea King Scrunchies - https://chelseaking.shop 

    Selling Sunset - https://www.netflix.com/title/80223108 

    44 min
  • Episode #8: Being on Brand with Rosemary March

    In this episode our hosts talk to Rosemary March a professional graphic designer, who is the creative director and owner of March Media.

    Rosemary used to work in the corporate design world and now operates her own creative studio full-time. Rosemary also started the White Rock Women in Business community, where women in her local area can come together to share resources and chat all things business. The three chat why banding is important, expanding your team for the first time and all things being a small business owner 

     

    Links from episode:  

    Folklore by Taylor Swift - https://www.taylorswift.com

    March Media website - https://marchmedia.ca

    White Rock Women in Business - https://marchmedia.ca/white-rock-women-in-business 

     

     

    1 hr 22 min

About How Unladylike Podcast

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Welcome to How Unladylike! A podcast for women on a path to bettering themselves; personally, professionally, and everything in between! Have you ever felt like, as a woman, that everyone else seems to have all the answers and you feel out of the loop? Well, I'm here to tell you that I don’t have all the answers either, but I would love to help you find them. My goal is to cultivate a space where all your burning questions about what it means to be a woman in this world can be safely asked and thoroughly explored. Not only that but I will introduce you to other women, just like you, who are figuring life out as they go and absolutely crushing their goals at the same time. I want this podcast to give you proof of what’s possible for your own life, and help you achieve it. I promise not to shy away from any topics, no matter how taboo, or “unladylike”.