Zara McDonald and Michelle Andrews are the two co-hosts of Shameless: a podcast for smart women who love dumb stuff. It's a podcast that analyses pop culture, celebrity gossip and social media. Within a year the show has had over 1 million downloads and has been named one of Apple Itunes' Best Podcasts of 2018.

On this episode of The Nasty Woman Club the two Melbourne journalists spoke with host Demi Lynch about how they turned their office chats into a pop culture podcast. They also spoke about the power of Instagram influencers, click-bait headlines and how you shouldn't be ashamed to be passionate about celebrity gossip and pop culture.

Make sure you check out the podcast Shameless - available on Itunes, Spotify and wherever you get your podcasts. And follow Shameless on Instagram for all the pop culture and celebrity gossip memes.

The Nasty Woman Club is a show dedicated to inspiring women telling their inspiring stories.

This show was hosted and produced by radio journalist Demi Lynch.

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Jas Rawlinson is a fighter. After witnessing family violence at a young age and being abused by a former partner, Jas continues to be a voice for those who feel voiceless. She is an author, writing coach, speaker and is the co-founder of Brisbane's first memorial dedicated to victims of domestic violence.

On this episode of The Nasty Woman Club Jas spoke with host Demi Lynch about her experience with domestic violence and how she believes more regulation for online pornography can help reduce violence against women. They also discussed Jas' work with survivors of human trafficking and how she helped those overseas get their life back.

For more information on Jas Rawlison go to her Facebook page Thoughts From Jas and her website www.jasrawlinson.com.

Make sure to also check out her book 'Reasons to Live One More Day, Every Day' - a unique suicide prevention project aimed at reducing mental health stigma through lived-experience stories.

The Nasty Woman Club is a show dedicated to inspiring women telling their inspiring stories.

This show was hosted and produced by radio journalist Demi Lynch.

Hosted on Acast. See acast.com/privacy for more information.

On this episode of The Nasty Woman Club photographer Cathy Ross chats to host Demi Lynch about how she got into nude and kink photography, and what it's like to take photos of people being tied up in a dungeon.

She also spoke about why she chose "the process of death" as her exegesis for university.

For more information on Cathy Ross head to her Instagram pages (or as she calls it her multiple "alter egos").

Cathy Ross Photography: https://bit.ly/2SMHlLm

Body Positive Nude Photography: https://bit.ly/2DxRTEu

Kink Photography: https://bit.ly/2GoD6Qo

Analog Photography: https://bit.ly/2SGM7dz

The Nasty Woman Club is a show dedicated to inspiring women telling their inspiring stories.

This show was hosted and produced by radio journalist Demi Lynch.

Hosted on Acast. See acast.com/privacy for more information.

Kylie Stretton was born into a world of abuse, poverty and mental illness.

Over the years she fought through those challenges and now is a mother to four beautiful children - Kain, Blake, Lachlan and Nataliya. But it hasn't been easy for Kylie. She is now a full time disability carer for two of her children.

On this episode of The Nasty Woman Club Kylie chats to host Demi Lynch about the struggles of being a special needs carer and the importance of self care for mothers.

For more information on Kylie Stretton head to her website kyliestretton.com and her Facebook page Special Needs Supermums TV.

The Nasty Woman Club is a show dedicated to inspiring women telling their inspiring stories.

This show was hosted and produced by radio journalist Demi Lynch.

Hosted on Acast. See acast.com/privacy for more information.