That's What She Said Lucienne Shakir

Welcome to That's What She Said.
In this episode, we are joined by Vanessa Vallely, CEO and founder of WeAreTheCity.com and author of the book Heels of Steel.
During this episode, Vanessa and I talk about how to support women in all areas of life and the work she's done as reflected on her OBE for Services to Women in Economy. We talk about male allies and how it's important it is to bridge the gap of the gender divide. We discussed how it is to be a woman in today's corporate world - the challenges and frustrations. 

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Welcome to That's What She Said.
In this episode, we are joined by Carrie Green, Founder of the Female Entrepreneur Association and author of the book She Means Business.
During this episode, Carrie and I talk about her entrepreneurial journey and how she built the most successful female led membership in the world. We discuss how her father led her in entrepreneurial education and how she now carries the torch to inspire other women across the globe. We also discuss how she's able to balance all these successes with her varying commitments. 

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Welcome to That's What She Said.
In this episode, we are joined by Maddy Lucy Dann, comedian, doctor and incredible all around long boy. 
During this episode, Maddy and I talk about her inspirational life stories like how she stops saying 'I'm tired' to the question 'How are you?' and debunking the myth of the term long boy. We discuss her social media journey and how her content inspires thousands of people. Maddy shares her experiences being a doctor and how it's like to work in a high pressure environment that can sometimes cause trauma. We talk about labels and identity and how it means many different things to different people.

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Welcome to That's What She Said. In this episode, I am joined by Jodie Ginsberg, CEO of Internews. She's an accomplished media professional with more than a decade of experience as a business journalist and foreign correspondent.
During this episode, Jodie and I talked about supporting media and journalists and holding those in positions of power to account. We talk about the importance of seeking 'truth' and what it means to be truth seeking in her journalism. 

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Welcome to That's What She Said. In this episode, I am joined by Poetess Jess - Jessica Anastasia Edgar. She's an award-winning Christian Spoken word artist who studied at the Guildhall School of Music & Drama. During this episode, Jess performed an example of her spoken word and it blew me away. She uses her spoken word to express her thoughts, concerns and to share her experiences. She has command and intensity and she gives so much inspiration to those who want to give soul, meaning and purpose to their poetry.
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Welcome to That's What She Said. In this episode, I am joined by Movell Dash, a diversity and inclusion specialist that has been very supportive in my personal education on diversity and inclusion especially in the last few months in the new Clubhouse app. During this episode, we had an amazing open conversation around race, diversity, inclusion and what it means to be a woman.  
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