In this season finale, Gemma reflects on a year that began in chaos.  seven weeks of illness, losing her voice twice, solo parenting and managing a business and the unexpected threads of magic, mystery  & community that held her through it all. She shares the birth of new offerings, the micro-communities that saved her inside the difficulty and what is coming in 2026.

What if the exhaustion so many women feel isn’t personal failure, but a sign that the systems around us are collapsing?

In this episode, Gemma explores the rising sense of overwhelm so many are quietly carrying, and why Circle remains one of the few places we can stay human in turbulent times. She speaks to the magic and mystery that have held her this year, the truth that “it’s not you, it’s the system,” & the micro-communities that help us remember who we are.

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What if your work could nourish you as deeply as it nourishes others?

In this episode, Gemma explores how years of sitting in Circle revealed the secret to sustainable, soulful work: reciprocity. She shares the story of nearly losing her connection to magic, the practices that restored it and why how we work might be the quiet revolution our time.

If you have ever doubted that your work can be a source of nourishment and joy, this is for you.

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In this of The Circle Revolution, Sister Stories founder Gemma Brady speaks directly to the quiet, bone-deep ache beneath modern life- the part of us that feels disconnected even when everything on paper looks “fine" and how gathering in Circle can meet that longing.

This episode explores:

• Why the pain we feel is not just individual, but cultural and intergenerational
  

• The difference between being “burned out” and being bereft
  

• How Circle creates a space where grief, tenderness, and belonging can coexist
  

• The importance of nervous system truth: how the body knows before the mind
  

• Why so many of us feel called to spaces we can’t rationally explain, and why that matters

What is a women’s circle? It’s the question I’ve been asked hundreds of times, and the one I never answer in quite the same way.

Circle is not a neat format or a quick definition. It is a way of being. A remembering. A practice that feels both ancient and urgently needed.

In this episode, Gemma Brady, Founder of Sister Stories shares what Circle really is, what happens there, and why this deceptively simple act of gathering to share stories and listen deeply has the power to soften us, heal us, and weave us back into belonging.

This isn’t therapy. It isn’t coaching. It isn’t about fixing or striving for outcomes.

If you’ve ever wondered what happens in a circle, or longed for a place to be heard without interruption, this conversation will give you a living definition, one that honours both the simplicity and the depth of this sacred practice.

In this first episode of The Circle Revolution, Sister Stories founder Gemma Brady shares how a living room gathering became a global movement and why Circle might just be one of the most powerful things we can do in a fractured world.

Welcome to The Circle Revolution,  a new podcast from Gemma Brady, founder of Sister Stories, the UK’s leading Circle facilitation school.

In this first episode of Season 1, Gemma shares the personal story behind the Circle movement she’s helped midwife… from a handful of women in her London living room to a global community reclaiming connection, compassion and story-sharing as sacred acts.

We explore:

• Why disconnection , not just from each other, but from our own stories , lies at the heart of so much grief, numbness, and burnout.
  

• The moment Gemma sat with women in her living room and realised something ancient was being remembered.
  

• Why Circle isn’t just about “holding space” , but also about cultural repair, nervous system healing,and the radical act of listening.
  

• The deeper mission: to make gathering in Circle as normal as yoga class, and to reclaim communal story-sharing as a sacred, world-changing act.
  

You’ll also hear a heartfelt invitation to remember your own story and what it might mean to be part of a quiet revolution of belonging.
This podcast is a love letter to those who feel the ache for something more: more presence, more depth, more belonging.

If you feel have felt the stirrings of a quiet call to lead and are curious about the power of Circle, this is for you.