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Venetia Tanqueray on Supporting Her Daughter Through Gender Transition
In this episode, Venetia shares the story of her daughter Alice who came out as transgender at age 15. She reflects on the importance of love, listening and allowing Alice to move at her own pace. Venetia talks about the conversations she’s had with family and friends, navigating support resources and learning to become a stronger ally to the LGBTQ+ community.
The conversation highlights themes of identity, acceptance, bravery and personal growth, showing how open communication and unconditional support helped Alice become a confident, happy young woman.
TW: please note – there is a mention of still birthduring this episode
23 Apr 2026
Leila Green on Maternal Mental Health and Mum Guilt
Leila Green speaks with Anna about her transition to motherhood with triplet boys, including the trauma of their premature birth, time in intensive care, and the extreme exhaustion of managing 24 feeds a day once home. She explains how these experiences, alongside the profound shift in her identity and daily life, led her to explore “mum guilt” as a widespread, systemic issue driven by unrealistic expectations. Leila encourages mothers to challenge this inner critic, seek help when needed and prioritise what trulymatters rather than striving for perfection.
26 Mar 2026
Catherine Morgan on Financial Psychology, Neurodiversity and Menopause
We speak with financial psychology specialist CatherineMorgan all about financial wellbeing and why each person’s approach to money should be tailored to their individual needs. Drawing on her own ADHD diagnosis, she explains how traditional tools such as budgeting can fall shortfor neurodivergent minds and shares practical alternatives that may be more effective. She also examines the impact of menopause on women’s financial wellbeing and calls for more open conversations and inclusive financial systemsthat better support their needs.
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