Womanthology

Welcome to the fourth episode of the Womanthology podcast.

Womanthology is a digital magazine and professional community powered by female energy and ingenuity. We champion equal recognition and reward for everyone, sharing opportunities, ideas and a deep pool of collective wisdom – supporting each other to be unstoppable.

In this podcast we chat with Amber Villegas-Williamson, technical consultant at Uptime Institute, about women in tech and how datacentres have been keeping us all going throughout COVID-19.

We also talk with Leah Hutcheon, founder of online booking and scheduling platform Appointedd, about the ways companies are adapting to the new post-lockdown world by getting smart with scheduling.

We will also be hearing from Ines Santos, Womanthology’s associate editor, who is going to be talking us through the written stories in the new issue.

Find out more about Womanthology at womanthology.co.uk

Thank you for listening and remember, if you want to support what we do, please share the link for the show on social media, subscribe and leave a review in your podcast app.

Join us for the next episode where we'll be learning about the evolution of education as a result of COVID-19.

Take care and stay safe.

Welcome to the third episode of the Womanthology podcast.

Womanthology is a digital magazine and professional community powered by female energy and ingenuity. We champion equal recognition and reward for everyone, sharing opportunities, ideas and a deep pool of collective wisdom – supporting each other to be unstoppable.

In this podcast we chat with Dr Helen Meese - electro-mechanical power engineer and Womanthology associate, who shares her thoughts on gender balance in engineering, what is on the horizon where healthcare meets engineering and ways to develop senior leadership experience at work.

We also meet Lucy Warner, chief executive of the NHS Practitioner Health Service. Lucy leads the organisation that supports NHS doctors and dentists affected by mental health or addiction issues. She talks about the importance of caring for the NHS heroes who have been caring for all of us during the COVID-19 crisis.

We will also be hearing from Ines Santos, Womanthology’s associate editor, who is going to be talking us through the written stories in the new issue.

There’s also your last chance to submit your entries for our #WomenInThePicture global photography prize. We want to shine a light on the experiences of working women around the world. We’ve put out a call for selfies that capture the challenges and the triumphs; the awe-inspiring multiplicity of women’s roles in a rapidly changing world.

Find out more about Womanthology at womanthology.co.uk

Thank you for listening and remember, if you want to support what we do, please share the link for the show on social media, subscribe and leave a review in your podcast app.

Join us for the next episode where we’ll be hearing about the ways that technology has been saving us all throughout COVID-19.

Take care and stay safe.

Welcome to the second episode of the Womanthology podcast.

Womanthology is a digital magazine and professional community powered by female energy and ingenuity. We champion equal recognition and reward for everyone, sharing opportunities, ideas and a deep pool of collective wisdom – supporting each other to be unstoppable.

In this podcast we chat with Dr Duncan Brown, author, researcher, government adviser and Womanthology associate. Duncan shares his key takeaways from the recent Womanthology lift-off event, where he was a panellist. (You can watch the webinar over on our YouTube Channel). What impact is the COVID-19 crisis having on gender balance and how to do we prevent it from backsliding?

We also meet Womanthology’s associate editor, Inês Santos, who talks us through the features in the new written issue – available over on our website.

Strategy expert, Jennifer Tsitsopoulos, founding member of Board of Innovation shares her thoughts about the Low Touch Economy. What is it and how will it affect our lives?

There’s also an update on our #WomenInThePicture global photography prize. We want to shine a light on the experiences of working women around the world. We’ve put out a call for selfies that capture the challenges and the triumphs; the awe- inspiring multiplicity of women’s roles in a rapidly changing world.

Find out more about Womanthology at womanthology.co.uk

Thank you for listening and remember, if you want to support what we do, please share the link for the show on social media, subscribe and leave a review in your podcast app.

Join us for the next episode where we’ll be hearing from a variety of Health Heroes. Who are the women who are helping the healthcare system move forward and innovate?

Take care and stay safe.

Welcome to the first episode of the Womanthology podcast.

Womanthology is a digital magazine and professional community powered by female energy and ingenuity. We champion equal recognition and reward for everyone, sharing opportunities, ideas and a deep pool of collective wisdom – supporting each other to be unstoppable.

The podcast is designed to support that, as we meet incredible people all genders to hear their stories and explore the issues that matter to them.

On the first episode, we meet Sara Danesin, friend of Womanthology and critical care nurse who changed career to follow her passion for cooking after being a finalist on Masterchef. She recently returned to nursing to join the front life of the Covid-19 battle and shares her very personal story with us.

We also catch up with Urška Tičar from Paper Studio, who shares her career journey and passion for supporting women in digital.

Find out more about Womanthology at womanthology.co.uk

Thank you for listening and remember if you want to support what we do, please share the link for the show on social media, subscribe and leave a review in your podcast app.

Join us for the next episode where we'll be considering what next for gender balance in a post COVID-19 world, while gender pay gap reporting is on hold in the UK - how will we prevent backsliding of progress?

Take care and stay safe.