Originally broadcast on: http://radiosoapbox.com Radio SoapboxWomen's Hour broadcasts live every Sunday at 7:00p.m. uk time. Join us every Sunday at 7pm uk time for Women’s Hour, the show that celebrates and amplifies the voices of women from all walks of life. Each week, we dive into a rich blend of topics, from personal stories and current affairs to health, culture, and the challenges women face in today's world. With expert guests, thought-provoking discussions, and inspiring interviews, Women’s Hour offers a platform for empowerment, education, and connection. Whether you're tuning in for insightful advice, a dose of inspiration, or just a moment to feel heard, Women’s Hour is here to celebrate you.In this episode of Women's Hour, host Shelley Tasker celebrates Mothering Sunday in the UK, reflecting on the commercialisation of the day and sharing her personal approach to it. Shelley is joined by Captain Jo Wood . They share humorous anecdotes about their recent experiences with home renovations and trips to the local dump, highlighting the everyday adventures and mishaps that come with managing a household.In the second part of the show, Shelley is joined by her mother, Sonia Hart, and daughter, Maddie Trewhella, for a special Mother's Day segment. They reminisce about family traditions, share memories of past Mother's Days, and discuss the evolving nature of motherhood across generations. Maddie talks about her new passion for running, while Sonia reflects on simpler times when Mother's Day was less commercial. The episode concludes with heartfelt exchanges and laughter, showcasing the close-knit bond between the three generations of women.

Originally broadcast on: http://radiosoapbox.com Radio SoapboxWomen's Hour broadcasts live every Sunday at 7:00p.m. uk time. Join us every Sunday at 7pm uk time for Women’s Hour, the show that celebrates and amplifies the voices of women from all walks of life. Each week, we dive into a rich blend of topics, from personal stories and current affairs to health, culture, and the challenges women face in today's world. With expert guests, thought-provoking discussions, and inspiring interviews, Women’s Hour offers a platform for empowerment, education, and connection. Whether you're tuning in for insightful advice, a dose of inspiration, or just a moment to feel heard, Women’s Hour is here to celebrate you.In this episode of Women's Hour, host Shelley navigates a lively and somewhat chaotic evening as she attempts to connect with co-host Jo Wood, who is dealing with technical difficulties and an unexpected intruder alarm. Shelley shares her reflections on Mother's Day, her recent birthday indulgences, and the challenges of balancing work and personal life. Despite the technical hiccups, the conversation flows with humour and candidness, touching on the joys and frustrations of everyday life.Later, Shelley welcomes guest Vikki St. Leger, a renowned vocal coach and transformational coach, to the show. Vikki shares her journey from a sports coach to a multifaceted music professional, discussing her work with students, including those on the autism spectrum. She highlights the importance of personal development in vocal coaching and shares inspiring stories of her students' successes, including one who won The Voice. The episode wraps up with insights into Vikki's current projects and her passion for continuous learning.

Originally broadcast on: http://radiosoapbox.com Radio SoapboxWomen's Hour broadcasts live every Sunday at 7:00p.m. uk time. In this episode of Women's Hour, we delve into a heartfelt and enlightening conversation with Captain Joe and Andrea Foulkes. The first half of the show features myself, and my personal struggles with depression and the emotional challenges of parenting as my son grows more independent. I discuss the therapeutic experience of attending a sound healing bath and the emotional release it provided. The conversation touches on the impact of seasonal changes on mental health and the importance of finding new passions as life evolves.In the second half, Andrea Foulkes, a past life regression teacher and healer, joins the show. Andrea shares her personal journey of dealing with the loss of her parents, particularly the recent passing of her father. She offers practical advice on handling the legal and emotional aspects of losing a parent, including the importance of preparing for end-of-life arrangements. Andrea also discusses her work in healing therapies and the profound experiences she has encountered in her career.Throughout the episode, both guests provide insights into coping with life's transitions, the importance of self-care, and the power of healing practices.Andrea Foulkes on FacebookWhich Legal AdviceThe Good Funeral Guide

Originally broadcast on: http://radiosoapbox.com Radio SoapboxWomen's Hour broadcasts live every Sunday at 7:00p.m. uk time. Join us every Sunday at 7pm uk time for Women’s Hour, the show that celebrates and amplifies the voices of women from all walks of life. Each week, we dive into a rich blend of topics, from personal stories and current affairs to health, culture, and the challenges women face in today's world. With expert guests, thought-provoking discussions, and inspiring interviews, Women’s Hour offers a platform for empowerment, education, and connection. Whether you're tuning in for insightful advice, a dose of inspiration, or just a moment to feel heard, Women’s Hour is here to celebrate you.In this episode of Women's Hour, we kick off with a lively introduction, welcoming listeners to another engaging Sunday evening. Our first guest, Captain Jo Wood, joins us from her car en route to an emergency farmers meeting in Exeter. Despite some technical difficulties due to background noise, Jo shares insights into the political landscape, including tensions within the Reform Party and rumours about the Labour government. Jo's dedication to her causes shines through, even amidst the chaos of her journey.Following Jo's segment, I share personal reflections on the past week, discussing the challenges of maintaining energy levels and the impact of new medication. I delve into the therapeutic effects of nature and the simple joys of life, like countryside walks and home organisation.The episode takes a deep dive into the controversial Montreal experiments and Project MK Ultra, exploring the ethical implications and long-lasting effects on its victims. This segment provides a thought-provoking look at historical events that continue to resonate today.Our second guest, Jessica Miller, also known as Penny Red, joins us to discuss her venture, Clifford's Kingdom. Jessica shares her inspiring journey of healing and empowerment through equine-assisted therapy, following the tragic loss of her son, Clifford. Her story highlights the transformative power of horses and the profound connections they foster.Jessica's passion for her work and her commitment to helping others through her community interest company shine through as she shares anecdotes of her experiences and the magic of her Suffolk Punch horses. The episode concludes with a heartfelt conversation about resilience, community, and the healing power of nature.https://cliffordskingdom.net/

Originally broadcast on: http://radiosoapbox.com Radio SoapboxWomen's Hour broadcasts live every Sunday at 7:00p.m. uk time. Join us every Sunday at 7pm uk time for Women’s Hour, the show that celebrates and amplifies the voices of women from all walks of life. Each week, we dive into a rich blend of topics, from personal stories and current affairs to health, culture, and the challenges women face in today's world. With expert guests, thought-provoking discussions, and inspiring interviews, Women’s Hour offers a platform for empowerment, education, and connection. Whether you're tuning in for insightful advice, a dose of inspiration, or just a moment to feel heard, Women’s Hour is here to celebrate you.In this episode of Women's Hour, I am thrilled to welcome two incredible guests, Captain Jo Wood and Julie Colquhoun. We kick off the show with Captain Jo, who shares her thoughts on the weather, the impact of working long hours, and her intriguing perspective on the shape of the Earth. Our conversation takes a deep dive into conspiracy theories, touching on topics like chemtrails, the concept of a dome over the Earth, and the mysterious world of DARPA and MK Ultra.In the second half, I am joined by the vibrant Julie., A vlogger, influencer, and entrepreneur. Julie shares her journey of finding her voice during the COVID-19 lockdowns, her spiritual awakening, and how she uses her platform to empower women. We discuss the challenges women face in balancing work, family, and personal time, and the importance of self-care and spirituality. Julie also opens up about her experiences with transcendental meditation and how it has transformed her life.Throughout the episode, we explore the pressures of modern life, the expectations placed on women, and the need for empowerment and self-awareness. Join us for an engaging and thought-provoking discussion that encourages us to question the world around us and find our own paths to happiness and fulfillment.

Originally broadcast on: http://radiosoapbox.com Radio SoapboxWomen's Hour broadcasts live every Sunday at 7:00p.m. uk time. Join us every Sunday at 7pm uk time for Women’s Hour, the show that celebrates and amplifies the voices of women from all walks of life. Each week, we dive into a rich blend of topics, from personal stories and current affairs to health, culture, and the challenges women face in today's world. With expert guests, thought-provoking discussions, and inspiring interviews, Women’s Hour offers a platform for empowerment, education, and connection. Whether you're tuning in for insightful advice, a dose of inspiration, or just a moment to feel heard, Women’s Hour is here to celebrate you.In this episode of Women's Hour, we dive into a range of topics from health remedies to societal issues. We start with a candid conversation about the reluctance to use medication for pain relief and the exploration of natural supplements, including a new drink called Tripp, which contains ingredients like lion's mane and ashwagandha.Our guest, Captain Jo Wood, shares her experiences dealing with stress, particularly in the farming industry, and the challenges of campaigning against inheritance tax. We discuss the complexities of inheritance tax and the broader implications for society.The conversation shifts to a controversial cinema advert titled "Dairy is Scary," which highlights the ethical concerns surrounding the dairy industry. We explore the impact of such adverts on public perception and the biases they may present.We also delve into the topic of gender identity and societal norms, discussing the influence of media and culture on perceptions of gender and identity. The conversation touches on the potential effects of environmental factors, such as pollutants in water, on gender identity.Our second guest, Debbie Hicks, shares her experiences as an activist and discusses the challenges of addressing women's rights and the cultural issues surrounding gender and identity. We explore the complexities of modern society, including the impact of self-service technology on employment and the broader implications of a "pick and mix" culture.Join us for a thought-provoking discussion on these pressing issues and more.

Originally broadcast on: http://radiosoapbox.com Radio SoapboxWomen's Hour broadcasts live every Sunday at 7:00p.m. uk time. Join us every Sunday at 7pm uk time for Women’s Hour, the show that celebrates and amplifies the voices of women from all walks of life. Each week, we dive into a rich blend of topics, from personal stories and current affairs to health, culture, and the challenges women face in today's world. With expert guests, thought-provoking discussions, and inspiring interviews, Women’s Hour offers a platform for empowerment, education, and connection. Whether you're tuning in for insightful advice, a dose of inspiration, or just a moment to feel heard, Women’s Hour is here to celebrate you.In this episode of Women's Hour, host Shelley Tasker shares her personal struggles with car troubles and the cold weather in Cornwall. She discusses her motivation to work hard to afford a new car after her current one failed its MOT. Shelley humorously recounts borrowing her father's old Peugeot and the challenges that come with it.The episode takes a serious turn as Shelley discusses the upcoming Million Women March, aimed at raising awareness about child abuse, sexual abuse, and the failures of the justice system. She passionately speaks about the need for more justice and support for women and children, highlighting the low conviction rates for rape and the lenient sentences for offenders.Shelley also delves into the mystery of Jeanette Tate's disappearance, exploring the potential involvement of her father and the failures of the police investigation. The discussion touches on the broader issue of abuse and the reluctance of the press to cover such topics.Captain Jo Wood joins the conversation, sharing her experiences with recent farmer protests in London, highlighting the growing numbers and the impact of these demonstrations. The episode also features a light-hearted discussion with Shelley's daughter, Maddie, about beauty standards, aging, and the pressures of maintaining appearances.The episode concludes with a humorous exchange about exercise, weight loss, and the challenges of staying motivated during the winter months.

Originally broadcast on: http://radiosoapbox.com Radio SoapboxWomen's Hour broadcasts live every Sunday at 7:00p.m. uk time. Join us every Sunday at 7pm uk time for Women’s Hour, the show that celebrates and amplifies the voices of women from all walks of life. Each week, we dive into a rich blend of topics, from personal stories and current affairs to health, culture, and the challenges women face in today's world. With expert guests, thought-provoking discussions, and inspiring interviews, Women’s Hour offers a platform for empowerment, education, and connection. Whether you're tuning in for insightful advice, a dose of inspiration, or just a moment to feel heard, Women’s Hour is here to celebrate you.In this episode, we dive into an exciting upcoming event featuring a Spitfire flyover, media interviews, and a significant rally in London. We discuss the challenges of balancing personal life, work, and activism, highlighting the pressures of modern life and the difficulty of "having it all." The conversation shifts to personal anecdotes about home organisation, the struggles of entrepreneurship, and the importance of maintaining a positive outlook despite setbacks.We also explore the fascinating world of mushrooms with guest Julliet Bryant, a nutritional consultant and superfood alchemist. Julliet shares her journey into nutrition, inspired by her mother's battle with multiple sclerosis, and her discovery of the healing properties of mushrooms. She discusses the benefits of various non-psychoactive mushrooms and their potential to support mental health, particularly in children with anxiety and OCD.Juliet also touches on the importance of connecting with nature, grounding, and the energetic properties of plants. The episode concludes with a light-hearted discussion about Valentine's Day and personal anecdotes, leaving listeners with a sense of inspiration and curiosity about natural remedies and holistic living.

Originally broadcast on: http://radiosoapbox.com Radio SoapboxWomen's Hour broadcasts live every Sunday at 7:00p.m. uk time. Join us every Sunday at 7pm uk time for Women’s Hour, the show that celebrates and amplifies the voices of women from all walks of life. Each week, we dive into a rich blend of topics, from personal stories and current affairs to health, culture, and the challenges women face in today's world. With expert guests, thought-provoking discussions, and inspiring interviews, Women’s Hour offers a platform for empowerment, education, and connection. Whether you're tuning in for insightful advice, a dose of inspiration, or just a moment to feel heard, Women’s Hour is here to celebrate you.Welcome to another episode of Women's Hour, recorded on Sunday, 2nd February 2025. In the first half, we catch up with Captain Jo, who shares her hectic week and the technical difficulties she's been facing. We discuss the challenges of balancing life, work, and unexpected disappointments, all while enjoying a cheeky glass of red wine. Our conversation takes a light-hearted turn as we delve into our love-hate relationship with crisps and the struggles of maintaining a healthy lifestyle.In the second half, we have a brave guest, Amy, who shares her harrowing story of surviving abuse and overcoming addiction. Amy recounts her traumatic experiences from childhood, including being part of a pedophile ring and later being abused by her stepfather. She shares her journey through addiction to crystal meth and her eventual recovery. Amy's story is one of resilience and strength, as she emphasizes the importance of self-love and forgiveness.Amy's courage in sharing her story is a powerful reminder of the ongoing issues of abuse and the need for support and understanding. Her participation in the upcoming Million Women March aims to bring awareness and change to the systemic issues surrounding abuse and conviction rates. Join us as we stand together for justice and change.

Originally broadcast on: http://radiosoapbox.com Radio SoapboxWomen's Hour broadcasts live every Sunday at 7:00p.m. uk time. Join us every Sunday at 7pm uk time for Women’s Hour, the show that celebrates and amplifies the voices of women from all walks of life. Each week, we dive into a rich blend of topics, from personal stories and current affairs to health, culture, and the challenges women face in today's world. With expert guests, thought-provoking discussions, and inspiring interviews, Women’s Hour offers a platform for empowerment, education, and connection. Whether you're tuning in for insightful advice, a dose of inspiration, or just a moment to feel heard, Women’s Hour is here to celebrate you.Welcome to another episode of Womens Hour, where we dive into the fascinating world of spiritual mediums. This week, I had the pleasure of speaking with Alison Winters, a renowned medium from Cornwall. We explored her journey into the spiritual realm, starting from her childhood experiences with spirits and imaginary friends, to her development as a medium in her thirties. Alison shared poignant stories of personal loss and how these experiences shaped her spiritual path.Alison recounted her first encounter with a spiritualist church, where she felt an immediate sense of belonging. This pivotal moment led her to embrace her calling as a medium, providing comfort and hope to those seeking messages from the spirit world. We discussed the importance of evidence in mediumship and the profound impact of receiving messages from loved ones who have passed.Our conversation also touched on the challenges and responsibilities of being a medium, including the need for continuous learning and development. Alison emphasized the significance of maintaining a connection with spiritualist churches and giving back to the community.We delved into the intriguing world of physical circles, where participants experience the physical manifestations of spirits. Alison described the incredible sensations and phenomena that occur during these sessions, highlighting the profound love and energy felt when spirits are present.Additionally, Alison shared insights into her work as a soul midwife, supporting individuals and their families during the end-of-life transition. She explained the holistic and spiritual aspects of this role, emphasizing the importance of providing comfort and guidance during this significant life event.Whether you're curious about mediumship, interested in spiritual development, or seeking comfort from the spirit world, this episode offers a wealth of insights and experiences from a seasoned medium. Join us as we explore the mysteries of the spirit world with Alison Winters.