Jordanian-British, bi-lingual comedy actress, singer and TV Presenter Rania Kurdi whose career in the Middle East has spanned 20 years in TV, film, voice overs, theatre and topped the Arab pop music charts too. To add too her list of talents Rania is also a writer and motivational speaker. Rania spoke to Suzie Thorpe and Linda Ness.

Linda Ness and Suzie Thorpe meet Tanya Lambert who turned her back on an established career and now manages her own food company. They find out about Physiotherapist, Dr Sarah Upjohn’s Doctoral work at the University of Cambridge which is focused on preventing playing-related injuries in young musicians, and Courtney Grinham, who went from temporary work to becoming a managing director now helps change the lives of people who struggle to find employment.

In this edition we meet Professor Melody Clark, a project leader at British Antarctic Survey, who won the senior prize for outstanding women in marine biological sciences; Kelly Molson keen to encourage more women into tech and also to support other female agency owners; and Sarah Glover was so shocked by what she saw in India of girls and women forced into prostitution that she set up a charity to teach them to become manicurists. Introduced by Linda Ness & Suzie Thorpe.

Anita Corbin is a renowned photographer who's new exhibition features 100 women who are first in their field. Anita talked to Linda Ness and Suzie Thorpe about her life as a photographer and about her exhibitions which focus on ordinary women doing extraordinary things.

In this edition, we meet community artist and engagement worker Hilary Cox Condron; Cassandra Farron tells the moving story of losing her mum to dementia; and Louise Rowland talks about her debut novel The Girls Book of Priesthood that reveals the young women of today behind the collar.

On today's programme we meet Alicia, badly abused by her husband she fled her home and is now picking up the pieces of her life. Sarah MacDonald, Director of Music at Selwyn College talks about her love of promoting music composed by women and adventurer Jan Chatzis tells the thrilling story of her sail around the world on a clipper.

On today’s programme we meet Alicia, badly abused by her husband she fled her home and is now picking up the pieces of her life. Sarah MacDonald, Director of Music at Selwyn College talks about her love of promoting music composed by women and adventurer Jan Chatzis tells the thrilling story of her sail around the world on a clipper.

In this edition we meet Cambridge scientist Dr Priyanka Joshi, who is on the Vogue 25 list of the most influential women in the UK, Joanna Bromwich who fundraises for Goal for the Gambia and we speak to Johnnie Moore who runs Unhurried conversations, a great way to chill out with interesting people.

In this edition we meet Cambridge scientist Dr Priyanka Joshi, who is on the Vogue 25 list of the most influential women in the UK, Joanna Bromwich who fundraises for Goal for the Gambia and we speak to Johnnie Moore who runs Unhurried conversations, a great way to chill out with interesting people.

In this interview for Women Making Waves, Linda Ness and Suzie Thorpe chat to Sue Keogh, founder of digital marketing agency Sookio.