In today's episode, Rachel, Meriesha and Hannah are returning to a subject we talked about right at the beginning of STS - childcare and work. It's the start of September, so the kids have gone back to school, which really should mean more time and attention for work. But does it?

For all parents, the issue of childcare over the past 18 months, thanks to the global pandemic, has become even more challenging that it was before. And it was challenging before! And it's not just parents; the extra pressure on those with kids naturally ripples out to those without.

So join us for a moan and the inevitable question - what are we going to do about it?

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On this week's episode of STS, Hannah, Rachel and Jo are joined by friend of the show, Teri Moran, to discuss whether or not women can be feminine and have authority and power. Traditionally, 'power' has been associated with very masculine traits, so how do we, as women, bring more traditionally 'feminine' traits into the workplace?

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What on earth is going on with the status of women at the Tokyo 2020 Olympics?! Every story we hear about seems to be completely bonkers. 'But how long are their leotards?'! 'How much testerone do they have?'! 'WHY AREN'T THEY DOING AS THEY'RE TOLD?'!?!

Argh!

We're so cross and angry that it prompted the four original Shitters - Rachel, Hannah, Jo and Meriesha - to jump on and do a special Olympics edition. And we got a bit cross. And quite Northern.

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On today's episode we're talking eating disorders - restrictive eating (anorexia), binge and purge eating (bulimia), over-eating and everything else in-between.

Rachel, Hannah and Jo are joined by speacial guest Teri Mather, to talk about our own relationships to food, how we define eating disorders, and how we can help our friends and colleagues who are suffering. We'll also take a look at what employers can do to help employees in the workplace. It's a good one!

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Intergenerational Feminism: 3 generations of feminists talk about second wave feminism, third wave feminism and fourth wave feminism. What's the difference between them all, what has changed and why are we still having the same conversations 40 years later?

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#Feminism #Business

NLP practitioner, mental health nurse and stylist, Natasha from Savvy Style, joins us to discuss how our clothes can impact our mental health, how we can all dress to feel better, and how we bring these principles into the workplace. Natasha gives us advice on how to dress to make ourselves happy and confident, however that may be. Want to wear heels and dresses? Go for it! Want to wear joggers and hoodies? Awesome!!

On this episode of STS, Rachel and Hannah are joined by Samara Barnes - friend of the show, local councillor and feminist extraordinaire - to discuss intersectional #feminism.

Very few people have even heard of #IntersectionalFeminism, so what is it? Why are we all intersectional #feminists? Why do none of us know that we are? And how are we going to bring the intersectional message to the #feminist masses?

*Please forgive the rather random beginning to this podcast episode. At the request of our community, we're uploading back editions of STS, but they weren't recorded to be podcasts, so they're a bit sketchy in places. Please bear with us - the content is awesome and we'll get better at the official podcast format shiz!*

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Let's be honest, if you're a woman who's ever had a job, it's likely you've experienced a sexist workplace friend at some point in your career. We've all been there. But how do you deal with them sensitively whilst still pointing out their ignorance (becasue it often is just ignorance, rather than malicious intent)?

Fear not, because the STS team - Rachel, Hannah, Jo and Meriesha - are here with another episode full of practical advice to help you make feminist friends, not misogynist enemies.

*Again, please forgive the rather random start to this podcast episode. At the request of our community, we're uploading back editions of STS, but they weren't recorded to be podcasts, so they're a bit sketchy in places. Please bear with us - the content is awesome and we'll get better at the official podcast format shiz!*

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Canada's 4 times arm wrestling champion, Annie Beals, joins Rachel and Hannah to chat about women in sport; the barriers, opportunities, and attitudes.

Contains strong language, strong opinions, and strong arms!

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On this episode of STS, usual Shitters, Rachel and Jo, are joined by Helena Daniels and her Dad, Miranda, to talk about trans women and the workplace. Miranda transitioned in her 50s, after her career as a civil servant had ended. She shares her story with us and we ask how the worklace can be made more accomodating to trans women generally.

*Please forgive the rather random beginning and the terrible sound quality throughout this podcast episode. At the request of our community, we're uploading back editions of STS, but they weren't recorded to be podcasts, so they're a bit sketchy in places. Please bear with us - the content is awesome and we'll get better at the official podcast format shiz!*

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