The TalkSafe Podcast

This week the hosts have swapped roles, with Jess taking the lead whilst Emma enjoys new motherhood with her latest addition, Monty. 

In this episode Jess catches up with Olivia, the co-founder of Visible Platform. They discuss why and how Visible Platform was formed, how it helps people to report incidents of harassment, and their own experiences of traveling alone on public transport. 

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This week Emma takes the reins, as Jess falls victim to a rather bad bout of morning sickness. 

In this episode Emma sits down with Vanessa, the founder of Cactus City, a specially set up recording studio which aims to provide a safer space for women and gender minorities within the music industry.

In this episode we speak with Gershon Portnoi about the responsibility on men when it comes to the abuse suffered by women.

We discuss what we can do as parents to break the chain for future generations and how men and women can work together to help make the female population feel safer.

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If you’d like to send in your story, or ask us a question and for any enquiries please email [email protected] 

This podcast has been brought to you by WalkSafe. WalkSafe is available for free download on the Apple App Store and Google Play.

This week we catch up with Nadia, a mum of two and ex Met police officer. Nadia has worked in many police departments within the force, including victim support. Most recently, Nadia has been working directly with WalkSafe to help develop the app using her unique expertise and experience.

In this episode we discuss how to protect our children through our teachings, what life in the police force was like and how to give a voice back to women.

You can follow The TalkSafe Podcast on social media:

Twitter: @walksafeio

Instagram: @walksafeio

Facebook: https://www.facebook.com/walksafe.io

You can also follow our hosts on Instagram @emmakaywalksafe @jesswardauthor and join our “WalkSafe Community Support Group” on Facebook.

If you’d like to send in your story, or ask us a question and for any enquiries please email [email protected] 

This podcast has been brought to you by WalkSafe. WalkSafe is available for free download on the Apple App Store and Google Play.

In this episode we get to know a bit about our hosts Emma and Jess and how TalkSafe came to be.

They share their views and talk candidly on women’s safety, as well as sharing their own personal experiences from creepy driving instructors to an abuse of power in the workplace.

Emma opens up about life as the co-founder of WalkSafe and why women’s safety is so important.