<div>Welcome to the second series of<em> The Making of...</em> from The Female Lead</div>
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<div>Our guest this week is the fastest British Woman in history! It’s Dina Asher Smith</div>
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<div>Dina’s career as a sprinter has been a series of firsts - she is the first British woman to win a major global sprint title. In 2018, she won three gold medals at the European championships making her the first British woman to <em>ever </em>win a treble at a major event.  </div>
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<div>As a young athlete she was the world's fastest teenager <em>ever </em>over 60m and 200m. And Dina still found the time to get into King’s College University to study History - a subject that she says has given her a vital perspective on everything she does. And that is exactly the kind of astute comment that Dina comes out with throughout this conversation. Dina is so wise and inspiring at only 25 years old. Our chat delved into everything from the psychology of winning, how she deals with racism and the motivational power of a McDonalds apple pie!</div>
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The Making Of is hosted by Bea Appleby. The production is brought to you by <a href="http://www.thefemalelead.com">The Female Lead</a>. And the whole series is very kindly sponsored by <a href="https://uk.missoma.com/">Missoma</a><br>
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Make your moments last forever with Missoma and get an exclusive 15% by using MAKE15 now on <a href="https://uk.missoma.com/">https://uk.missoma.com/</a>
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Welcome to the second series of The Making of... from The Female Lead Our guest this week is the fastest British Woman in history! It’s Dina Asher Smith Dina’s career as a sprinter has been a series of firsts - she is the first British woman to win a major global sprint title. In 2018, she won three gold medals at the European championships making her the first British woman to ever win a treble at a major event. As a young athlete she was the world's fastest teenager ever over 60m and 200m. And Dina still found the time to get into King’s College University to study History - a subject that she says has given her a vital perspective on everything she does. And that is exactly the kind of astute comment that Dina comes out with throughout this conversation. Dina is so wise and inspiring at only 25 years old. Our chat delved into everything from the psychology of winning, how she deals with racism and the motivational power of a McDonalds apple pie! The Making Of is hosted by Bea Appleby. The production is brought to you by The Female Lead. And the whole series is very kindly sponsored by Missoma Make your moments last forever with Missoma and get an exclusive 15% by using MAKE15 now on https://uk.missoma.com/

Welcome to the second series of<em> The Making of...</em> from The Female Lead
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Our guest this week is the fastest British Woman in history! It’s Dina Asher Smith
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Dina’s career as a sprinter has been a series of firsts - she is the first British woman to win a major global sprint title. In 2018, she won three gold medals at the European championships making her the first British woman to <em>ever </em>win a treble at a major event. &nbsp;
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As a young athlete she was the world's fastest teenager <em>ever </em>over 60m and 200m. And Dina still found the time to get into King’s College University to study History - a subject that she says has given her a vital perspective on everything she does. And that is exactly the kind of astute comment that Dina comes out with throughout this conversation. Dina is so wise and inspiring at only 25 years old. Our chat delved into everything from the psychology of winning, how she deals with racism and the motivational power of a McDonalds apple pie!

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The Making Of is hosted by Bea Appleby. The production is brought to you by <a href="http://www.thefemalelead.com" rel="noopener noreferrer">The Female Lead</a>. And the whole series is very kindly sponsored by <a href="https://uk.missoma.com/" rel="noopener noreferrer">Missoma</a><br>
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Make your moments last forever with Missoma and get an exclusive 15% by using MAKE15 now on <a href="https://uk.missoma.com/" rel="noopener noreferrer">https://uk.missoma.com/</a>


S2 Ep1: The Making Of Dina Asher Smith -  Being the fastest British Woman in History, Racism and the Psychology of Winning

<div><strong>What are the moments that shape us?</strong></div>
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<div>In this podcast from The Female Lead, brilliant women talk about the key moments that have made them who they are.</div>
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<div>From massive landmarks to simple everyday inspiration - these are the plot points that have steered their stories. We talk about life-changing opportunities, pivotal relationships, crushing disappointments, turning points and words of wisdom that have stuck with them.</div>
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<div>Each woman has chosen a list of moments herself. Some decisive, some accidental, some lucky, but all show us just how rambling our routes in life can be and all helped make the woman who she is today.</div>
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<div>This is the first podcast from The Female Lead, a charity founded by Edwina Dunn exploring the factors that limit women’s success and fulfilment. By listening to women and understanding them through research and data we aim to influence businesses and governments in order to drive real change. The Female Lead is passionate about telling women’s stories and that’s what this podcast is all about!</div>
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<div>The show is hosted by Bea Appleby, Editor of The Female Lead and author of<em> What Is Feminism? Why Do we need it?</em> On radio Bea has been a regular contributor to The Emma Barnett Show on BBC5 Live and BBC Late Night Woman’s Hour.</div>
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<div>This series is kindly sponsored by <a href="https://uk.missoma.com/">Missoma</a>. Make your moments last forever with Missoma and get an exclusive 15% by using MAKE15 now on <a href="https://uk.missoma.com/">https://uk.missoma.com/</a>
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What are the moments that shape us? In this podcast from The Female Lead, brilliant women talk about the key moments that have made them who they are. From massive landmarks to simple everyday inspiration - these are the plot points that have steered their stories. We talk about life-changing opportunities, pivotal relationships, crushing disappointments, turning points and words of wisdom that have stuck with them. Each woman has chosen a list of moments herself. Some decisive, some accidental, some lucky, but all show us just how rambling our routes in life can be and all helped make the woman who she is today. This is the first podcast from The Female Lead, a charity founded by Edwina Dunn exploring the factors that limit women’s success and fulfilment. By listening to women and understanding them through research and data we aim to influence businesses and governments in order to drive real change. The Female Lead is passionate about telling women’s stories and that’s what this podcast is all about! The show is hosted by Bea Appleby, Editor of The Female Lead and author of What Is Feminism? Why Do we need it? On radio Bea has been a regular contributor to The Emma Barnett Show on BBC5 Live and BBC Late Night Woman’s Hour. This series is kindly sponsored by Missoma. Make your moments last forever with Missoma and get an exclusive 15% by using MAKE15 now on https://uk.missoma.com/

<strong>What are the moments that shape us?</strong>
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In this podcast from The Female Lead, brilliant women talk about the key moments that have made them who they are.
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From massive landmarks to simple everyday inspiration - these are the plot points that have steered their stories. We talk about life-changing opportunities, pivotal relationships, crushing disappointments, turning points and words of wisdom that have stuck with them.
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Each woman has chosen a list of moments herself. Some decisive, some accidental, some lucky, but all show us just how rambling our routes in life can be and all helped make the woman who she is today.
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This is the first podcast from The Female Lead, a charity founded by Edwina Dunn exploring the factors that limit women’s success and fulfilment. By listening to women and understanding them through research and data we aim to influence businesses and governments in order to drive real change. The Female Lead is passionate about telling women’s stories and that’s what this podcast is all about!
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The show is hosted by Bea Appleby, Editor of The Female Lead and author of<em> What Is Feminism? Why Do we need it?</em> On radio Bea has been a regular contributor to The Emma Barnett Show on BBC5 Live and BBC Late Night Woman’s Hour.
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This series is kindly sponsored by <a href="https://uk.missoma.com/" rel="noopener noreferrer">Missoma</a>. Make your moments last forever with Missoma and get an exclusive 15% by using MAKE15 now on <a href="https://uk.missoma.com/" rel="noopener noreferrer">https://uk.missoma.com/</a>


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