Wolfpack Women

Phylicia Jackson-Jones talks about her racism experience. A traumatic encounter with a Cop in the US when she was only 16yrs old. 

Phylicia is an example that you don't have to be living in the hood to be treated like a second class citizen all because of the colour of your skin.

Check out Phylicia's and her tasty recipes on her instagram @itsphyliciaj and @the_modern_mrs ( www.themodernmrs.com).

I spoke to Gabi Preston-Phypers, the CEO and MD of Oscar Harrington (www.oscarharrington.com )recruitment company. Gabi talks about how  important it is for her to be her best self by caring for the people she works with. 

This episode I speak to my little sis Ayla Akin. We begin to talk about feminism but it takes a strange turn.

Women or even society have this perception that becoming a mother can make you weak as an employee, or even cause you to stop your career. Not Arlene Spencer, she tells us how she now earns more money, works less since she has set up her own company. She now is unapologetically being herself and why we should all follow her footsteps. To follow Arlene and her company check out www.fickracket.co.uk.

I speak to Sheridan Orr a friend who has experienced real ups and downs in relationships. She gives a frank account on how she has used these experiences to grow and find love.

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This is a short episode about Deniz Mustard and the Wolfpack Women want to empower women through stories and emotions. How we feel shapes our entire world, if we knew how to impact ourselves how different would we feel?

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New episode will be released every Sunday. 

Check out Wolfpack Women Founder on:

Instagram: @denizmustard

Facebook: @denizmustard