Time of the Week

Hello lovely humans, welcome to episode 29 of the Time of the Week Podcast. This week we chat abut puberty education at school. What we were taught at school and what we wish we had been taught. 

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This week, Mhairi sits down with Emma Ahlert one of the Co-founders of Back of Scotland. #BackOffScotland is a campaign group fighting for the right to harassment-free access to abortion services in Scotland. Mhairi and Emma discuss Emma's journey to activism, education as well as the emotional and social conversations attached to topics such as abortion access. 

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Hello lovely humans welcome to episode 25 of the Time of the week podcast. This week Mhairi and Alison chat about holistic ways of managing period pain. They share their thoughts, what they know, what they don't know and why they think their own attitudes to period pain management may need to change. Please like, rate and subscribe to this podcast. 

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Hello lovely listeners, welcome to episode 24 of the Time of the Week Podcast. This week we chat about food and sustainability. We discuss our own learning journey when it comes to understanding the environmental impact of food and some of the tips we have for cutting the carbon emissions created by your diet choices. 

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Hello lovely listeners, welcome to episode 23 of the Time of the Week Podcast. This week, Mhairi and Alison chat about their thoughts about working from home. They share their tips for staying motivated and productive at a time with many distractions. 

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Hello lovely humans, it is episode 22 of the Time of the Week Podcast. This podcast was filmed on International Book Day so Mhairi and Alison sit down and share some insights from the books they have been reading recently.

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Hello lovely humans and welcome to the Time of the Week Podcast. In this weeks episode, Mhairi and Alison chat about their favourite brands. This time they focus on sustainable and ethical fashion brands. Tune in for a great discussion about some of the brands and the stories behind them. 

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Hello lovely humans, welcome to episode 20 of the Time of the Week Podcast. This week Mhairi and Alison take a look back to 2018 when they visited Kenya for the first time together to set up a reusable period pad trial and learn more about the community. To find out more about the Lilypads international model and support us visit our website www.lilypads.org.uk . Follow us on our Instagram to keep up to date with our latest news https://www.instagram.com/lilypads.uk/

Hello lovely listeners. This week Mhairi and Alison look back at their experience in school. Chatting about confidence levels and whether they ever thought they would be running a business. Due to some technical difficulties, the second half of this podcast all about whether there is enough diverse representation amongst leaders is missing. Stay tuned for our passionate thoughts in the upcoming weeks. 

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On episode 18 of the Time of the Week Podcast, Mhairi and Alison are lucky to chat to Erika- the fabulous human behind the Instagram page @savinggeaea dedicated to sustainability and period inclusivity. They chat about their own journeys to sustainable living, period stigma and why reusable products are still viewed as 'icky'. 

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