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It was a privilege to interview Le'Nise Brothers for Episode 4 of the Born Equal podcast We delved deep into Le'Nise previous career in the advertising industry, she talks of habitual sexism and how it affected her maternity consultations and return to work package, the emotional strain of not knowing what she would come back to and the eventual 'no' to flexible work requests. Exploring these areas for the first time was something Le’Nise remarked on after the podcast ended. That is what we love about the stories we feature on the podcast, they unfold organically and often our guests reveal things that have remained unspoken. 
Le'Nise Brothers is hormone and nutrition specialist, yoga teacher and Period pain consultant. Her work at Eat Love Move supports Womens health. 

A particularly special episode in celebration of International Women's Day 2020 Episode 3 of the Born Equal podcast is from Rosebery School for Girls. The brilliant English teacher and Student Futures Lead Victoria Rad is my guest host. We had such a powerful conversation with Amy, Jasmine and Emily 3 pupils who's views and insight to what it's like to deal with everyday habitual sexism as a teenager today are sobering, thoughtful and inspirational.

Episode 2 Series 2 of the Born Equal features Pascal Matthias, who enlightened us with his ideas on equality and everyday habitual sexism. 'We never talk about the beauty of difference' really resonated with us. Dense with thought provoking ideas its a must listen!
Pascal is a menswear designer, senior fashion lecturer. Passionate about innovation and purpose, and connected value that encompasses design, philosophy, art, culture, race, gender ethnicity and sport.

It was an honour and Privilege to open series two with Brita Fernandez Schmidt, the Executive Director of Women for Women International, and an advocate and promoter of women’s empowerment, womens rights and equality. 
https://www.womenforwomen.org.uk
 

We are honoured to interview Emma case, founder of 'Women Beyond The Box', the UK’s first ever curated list focusing entirely on Neurodivergent women. Emma left a successful career working in luxury fashion, to become a life coach, helping smart women to create and live their best life without perfection. 

Phyllida Swift is proud of her scars, a face equality campaigner and speaker, as well as author of 'What People Eat' blog and youtube channel. It was an absolute honour to have Phyllida share her views on equality from her personal perspective.