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姜思达

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Ladies, We Need To Talk

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Ladies, We Need To Talk

ABC Australia
The Weekend Intelligence from The Economist

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The Weekend Intelligence from The Economist

The Economist
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ياسر الحزيمي
The Affair…with Anna Williamson

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The Affair…with Anna Williamson

The Affair…with Anna Williamson
Alessandro Barbero. La storia, le storie - Intesa Sanpaolo On Air

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Alessandro Barbero. La storia, le storie - Intesa Sanpaolo On Air

Intesa Sanpaolo
Everyone Has An Ex

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Everyone Has An Ex

Mamamia Podcasts

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'I Had An Affair With My Husband's Best Friend'

When Di's husband saw that she was struggling with her mental health, he suggested that she spoke to his best friend, who was also having his own struggles. But as they started to confide in each other, they crossed the line of friendship and entered into an affair. If you'd like to join us on Patreon, please see here: www.patreon.com/theaffair Hosted on Acast. See acast.com/privacy for more information.
24/07/2025

Donne nella storia: Nilde Iotti

Prima donna Presidente della Camera, Nilde Iotti è una delle figure più importanti della Repubblica. Insegnante e resistente, fu eletta all’Assemblea Costituente a soli 26 anni, rompendo le regole del suo tempo. Entra subito a far parte della community di Intesa Sanpaolo per accedere a contenuti esclusivi, esperienze ed eventi in anteprima. Registrati al seguente link: - Se stai ascoltando su Spotify: https://group.intesasanpaolo.com/it/sezione-editoriale/eventi-progetti/area-riservata/registrazione?utm_campaign=IscrizioniCommunityPodcast&utm_medium=digital&utm_source=Spotify&utm_content=PodcastBarbero&utm_term=20250724 - Se stai ascoltando su Apple Podcasts: https://group.intesasanpaolo.com/it/sezione-editoriale/eventi-progetti/area-riservata/registrazione?utm_campaign=IscrizioniCommunityPodcast&utm_medium=digital&utm_source=ApplePodcasts&utm_content=PodcastBarbero&utm_term=20250724
4 days ago

"No one really talked about it:" Myf Warhurst on menopause and her ADHD diagnosis

Getting an ADHD diagnosis while going through perimenopause helped explain the quiet bubbling rage and feelings of inadequacy that Myf Warhust had been dealing with her whole life. Discovering she had ADHD mid-life has been life changing for Myf but like so many women, she questions why it took so long to be diagnosed in the first place. She's channelled those feelings into her new book, Middle Rage where she explores the bullsh*t women have been experiencing for a millennia. Yumi Stynes sits down with the Spicks and Specks team captain for a candid conversation about this new era of her life, one that's free of dating apps, managers and men who send her dick pics. More information: Middle Rage is published by Hachette Australia. This episode will answer questions like: How does menopause affect women? Can menopause affect ADHD? Why didn’t people talk about menopause? Why are women getting diagnosed with ADHD later in life? Why did Myf Warhurst write Middle Rage?Is Myf Warhust still on Spicks and Specks?What is Myf Warhurst doing now? Is Myf Warhurst a feminist? What to listen to next: The secrets to a happy relationship (they're not what you think) — ABC listenWhat to read next: The secret to happy long-term relationships — ABC NewsThis episode contains references to Myf Warhurst, rage, misogyny, menopause, perimenopause, ADHD and Eurovision.
12 Oct

The secrets to a happy relationship (they're not what you think)

What's the key to a long-lasting, happy relationship? Grand gestures and date nights might cause a momentary flare, but successful couples know there's more to it than that. How do they fight, divide the load, and keep their intimacy hot when life gets busy and deeply unsexy? Yumi Stynes speaks to women about how they found love that's stable, healthy and fun. And clinical psychologist Ms Gemma Cribb talks through the foundations that all happy couples build their relationships on. You'll be surprised! This episode will answer questions like: Can you be happy in a long-term relationship?What makes a relationship last?How can you support your partner?How do I know if my partner's happy?What to listen to next: Our bodies, our choice. But are abortion rights under threat? — ABC listenWhat to read next: The women 'quietly quitting' their marriages — ABC NewsThis episode contains references to relationships, partners, marriage, intimacy, children and mental load.
6 days ago • Subscribers Only

The town that Disney built

Can a nostalgic throwback also be a bold urban planning experiment? The Disney Corporation thought so. In 1996 they built the town of Celebration, Florida as a model neighborhood blending the traditional charm of old-town life with radical urban design. On its 30th anniversary, Leo Mirani visits “the town that Disney built” to ask whether the experiment worked. Topics covered: Disney Celebration, Florida New urbanism Suburbia Links to articles: Celebration in 2016 Epcot Listen to what matters most, from global politics and business to science and technology—Subscribe to Economist Podcasts+ For more information about how to access Economist Podcasts+, please visit our FAQs page or watch our video explaining how to link your account.This podcast transcript is generated by third-party AI. It has not been reviewed prior to publication. We make no representations or warranties in relation to the transcript, its accuracy or its completeness, and we disclaim all liability regarding its receipt, content and use. If you have any concerns about the transcript, please email us at podcasts@economist.com. Read more about how we are using AI.
5 Oct

How the law silences women— Jennifer Robinson

What does free speech mean if women can't afford to defend it? And what happens when the law meant to protect reputations is used to silence women speaking out about alleged sexual violence? Jennifer Robinson is one of the world's most recognisable human rights lawyers. She's represented actress Amber Heard, whose trial became the stuff of fierce public debate and trial by media. Now Jennifer's fighting to change that, by challenging a legal system that can be weaponised to silence survivors of gendered violence. More information: How many more women? Is published by Allen and Unwin This episode will answer questions like: Who is Jennifer Robinson?Why did Amber Heard testify in the UK defamation trial?What are the allegations against Johnny Depp?What happened to Brittany Higgins?What is the Stop the SLAPP Alliance?What to listen to next: Our bodies, our choice. But are abortion rights under threat? — ABC listenWhat to read next: The women 'quietly quitting' their marriages — ABC NewsThis episode contains references to defamation, Brittany Higgins, Lisa Wilkinson, Amber Heard and Johnny Depp.

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