Harriet Minter Presents: Badass Women’s Hour

This week Harriet talks about mental health and social media with Matt Haig, she has a conversation about education around menopause with Nina Kuypers, plus she discusses why our UK criminal justice system needs radical reform with Temi Mwale.

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This week Harriet talks about going back to the office and anonymity for domestic violence victims with broadcaster Nicola Thorpe, plus she meets author ‘Badly behaved women, a story of modern feminism’, Anne Marie Crowhurst and Harriet learn about childlessness and how we talk about it with Pooky Quensel. Lastly Harriet speaks to author Caroline O’Donoghue about her new book ’Scenes of a graphic nature’.

 

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This week Harriet talks to Rachel Edwards about her new column in The Times and life as a black woman in the countryside, plus Rachael Rowe, investigative journalist, joins to talk about his experience of being wrong convicted along with discussing his new programme looking into life in the worlds most toughest prisons. Lastly Harriet speaks to author Brenda Davies who shares an incredible story that features in her new book. 

 

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This week Harriet talks about grime star, Wiley’s anti-semitic rant on social media with freelance journalist Sandy Rashty, plus Farrah Storr, editor and chief at Elle magazine, joins to talk about the social mobility campaign they are running. Lastly Harriet speaks to trans gender couple, Hannah and Jake Graf about what life is like becoming parents for the first time. 

 

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This week Harriet is joined by Terri White, talking about her new memoire, a look at what it is like to come from an impoverished, abusive background, make it all the way to the big city and then realise you're not that happy. Plus, broading legend, Jenny Murray talks about weight, weight loss and whether or not you can be fat and happy. Harriet also speaks to Lauren Mahon about her womb story.

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This week Harriet is joined by the opinion dividing Cherie Blair talking about what it is like to have a husband in politics. She chats to Lesley Gilchrist about the #Powertotheperineum movement and why women should be better educated about this before giving birth along with chatting to Rive Gallo about what date life is like when you’re intersex.

 

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This week Harriet is reunited with Natalie Campbell and Emma Sexton as they discuss what they have been doing during the Lockdown, Black Lives Matter and why we are so keen to understand words. Plus Lucy Beresford joins the ladies to talk about why you and your other half may want to have an open relationship.

 

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This week Harriet speaks to Ayesha Hazarika MBE, the Scottish broadcaster, tabloid journalist, political commentator and former political adviser to senior Labour Party politicians, about how the increased consumption of News and Politics may be affecting our mental health. Along with this they also discuss how the political parties have worked together through the Pandemic and what Parliament doing in terms of working from home.

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This week Harriet speaks to Diane Allen, a former lieutenant in the army, talking about what it is like to actually be a women in the armed forces. Former footballer, Jason Brown, explains why taking the knee is not enough for the Premier League to really show their commitment to stamping out racism. Harriet asks Mary Ann-Stephenson, Director of Women’s Budget Group, why we might be going back in time with gender roles during lockdown. Lastly, Harriet speak to Juno Roche, Trans writer and activist, about JK Rowling and what it means to the Trans community. 

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Harriet Minter

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Harriet speaks to Layla Saad, author of ‘Me and White Supremacy’ about how we can all better understand the Black Live Matter movement along with the subject of white supremacy. She also discusses how companies can better support their POC employees with Sheehan Daniel, founder of HR Rewired. 

Then Harriet dives into the subject of female empowerment with Instagram star Florence Given as they discuss her new book ‘Women don’t owe you pretty’. Lastly, Harriet has a very frank and honest conversation with author of ‘I am not your baby mother’, Candice Brathwaite as they discuss life as a black mother. 

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Harriet Minter

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