Talk it Out | Women's Agenda

This week Angela Priestley and Georgie Dent are joined by Mary Crooks AO, Executive Director of the Victorian Women's Trust.

This week Angela Priestley and Georgie Dent are joined by journalist and author Tracey Spicer to talk about stay at home dads, opting out when applying for jobs, bare legs and more.

This week Angela Priestley and Georgie Dent from Women's' Agenda are joined by Christie Whitehall, Founder & CEO of the Hatching Lab to talk about a number of issues including the Federal Government's proposed non-mandated employment quotas.

This week Angela Priestley and Georgie Dent are joined by Jacqueline Park Co-founder of Carrots Money talking about equal pay, Ivanka Trump, money, persistence and Kelly O'Dwyer.

In this week's episode Georgie Dent is joined by Women's Agenda founder and Non-Executive Director Marina Go and journalist and author Catherine Fox to talk about the gender pay gap in light of recent statistics released by the ATO.

Angela Priestley, Georgie Dent are joined by Saffron Howden, Editor of Crinkling, Australia's first national kids newspaper. Some of the topics covered this week include women's choices, whether changing your surname affects your career, running a business and family and more.

In this feature episode Georgie Dent speaks with Senator Simon Birmingham, Minister for Education & Training about recent childcare reforms.

Angela Priestley, Georgie Dent are joined by Renee Lodens, Founder & Managing Director of Travelshopa. Some of the topics covered this week include pregnancy discrimination, being 14 and why it can be a horrible time for young girls, Mike Pence and Renee's business experience.

Angela Priestley, Georgie Dent and Nicole Kersh from The Content Folk to chat about women's confidence, running and starting a business in a male dominated industry, the opportunity gap, Jacqui Lambie and the UK "Legs It" controversy.

In Episode 2 Angela Priestley and Georgie Dent are joined by Prue Gilbert, CEO of Grace Papers and Women's Agenda contributor Tarla Lambert. This week we discuss recent childcare changes, womens sport and equal pay, happiness, pregnancy and discrimination and we ask whether entrepreneurship and flexibility is a reality.