It is my absolute delight to welcome this month’s guest, Chloe also known as ‘The Chatty Freelancer’, to the podcast. Chloe is a freelance digital designer but also a force of creativity and conversation. With her infectious energy and a knack for turning ideas into visual masterpieces, Chloe has emerged as an amazing and inspiring voice in the world of design. Her portfolio is a testament to her talent, showcasing a diverse range of projects that have helped brands communicate their message with impact. 

But that’s not all, Chloe also hosts a fantastic podcast, where she shares her personal journey from university to becoming a freelance graphic designer with the most honest, reliable and fun approach. So sit back, relax, and prepare to be inspired as Chloe shares her insights, experiences, and tips for success in the ever-evolving world of digital design.

Catch up with the events we mentioned in the podcast:

Gab: gab.scot

Ladies, Wine and Design Glasgow: instagram.com/lwdglasgow

Get in touch with Chloe here: thechattyfreelancer.com

Hello! Welcome to the We For Women podcast, I’m Julie and this is season 3!

In this episode, we welcome Camille, a very close friend of mine who is a landscape architect in Glasgow. We talk about her journey from France to Scotland, growing up in a loving family, and studying in international schools. Camille discusses making friends everywhere she goes, keeping in touch with them and evolving in a new country. Camille also navigates with trying to please everyone by saying yes to everything, cooking, and genuinely caring about things and people she loves. So why as women do we care so much? Are we scared to be rejected, afraid of what people will see of us? How do we protect ourselves from being taken advantage of? We try to answer these questions together, so please have a listen to this new episode and let us know what you think!

In this new episode, I invite Katie, who is a writer, artist, ayurvedic yoga teacher and women's circle keeper. You may know her already as she has been part of the project before. She wrote her beautiful story that you can find on our website and I'm so grateful that she is here with us today to tell us more about her journey.

Please see below links to charities and Katie's work we mentioned in the podcast:

Ectopic Pregnancy Trust: https://ectopic.org.uk/

So here are some links to some of Katie's published work:

https://www.mulberryliterary.com/issue-iii/katie-ness  (TW: suicide)

https://beyondtheveilpress.com/ 

https://blog.thewildyogi.com/publications/ 

Authors Katie recommended in the podcast:

Joan Didion- The White Album/ Slouching towards Bethlehem

Anne Frank's Diary

Colette- The complete Claudines

In this podcast, I invite Becky -who you may know from season 1!- to talk with me about her passion for music, the female artists she likes and her own art of singing and performing in Toronto. She kindly recorded 5 songs of her choice that we are so happy to share with you. Hope you enjoy this different format of the podcast!

Grace is a singer & musician, she is a specialist singing teacher, musical director & she describes herself as an "all-round musical nerd living and working in Liverpool". She moved there for University and never left. She thrives on building up people and communities through music education and performance.

@graceallwoodmusic 

@wallofsoundliverpool 

@thebakerstreetbelles 

@MicwireUk

Hello! For the fifth episode, we sat down (on Zoom!) with Robyn Bowyer, the Marketing and Events lead at the Blackburne House. We talked about the history of the building and the organisation, its role and mission and the team's wonderful efforts before and during the pandemic to give women access to counselling, ressources, courses and grants. 

The Blackburne House, a listed building at the heart of the Georgian Quarter supports the development of local –and often vulnerable- women. It provides education, resources and wellbeing for women.

Happy New Year! Welcome back to the We For Women podcast. For the fourth episode, we had a chat (on Zoom!) with Laura Ferries, a Scouse teacher and poet, who spent three years abroad. She talked about her cultural experience in a different country and her creative process.

For the third episode of the podcast, we sat down with Eleni, a young woman, who grew up in Greece and is now living in Scotland. She studied in Scotland and is now working and volunteering.

Creative, determined and passionate, she shared her journey and dreams with us on the podcast.

Hi everyone! Welcome to the second episode of the first season of the We For Women podcast.

I’m your host Julie, I am very excited to be sharing this podcast with you today.

This podcast aims at celebrating all women, creating a platform where we can express ourselves and this is a chance to take up space, connect, support and inspire each other.

Today we sat down with Becky and talked about her story and her journey, from Scotland to Canada.

You can find more about the project and read our stories at weforwomen.co.uk, where you can also take part and submit your own story.

As a disclaimer, this podcast is an open, free and safe place to share our stories and have a friendly and non judgemental conversation. The person being interviewed can share as little or as much as they want. Please be aware that we will sometimes be talking about experiences which might be triggering for some.

Thanks for listening!

Hi everyone! Welcome to the very first episode of the first season of the We For Women podcast.

I’m your host Julie, I am very excited to be sharing this podcast with you today.

This podcast aims at celebrating all women, creating a platform where we can express ourselves and this is a chance to take up space, connect, support and inspire each other.

In each episode we will feature a conversation with a special guest.

You can find more about the project and read our stories at weforwomen.co.uk, where you can also take part and submit your own story.

As a disclaimer, this podcast is an open, free and safe place to share our stories and have a friendly and non judgemental conversation. The person being interviewed can share as little or as much as they want. Please be aware that we will sometimes be talking about experiences which might be triggering for some.

Thanks for listening!