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Women’s experiences at work can be challenging, rewarding, and downright ugly – sometimes in the same week. The Broad Experience ignites candid conversations about women, men, careers, and s...
In this, the final episode of The Broad Experience, I talk to three women about what has changed for women at work during the past decade, a...
Shame, guilt, trauma…these are just some of the words that came up in my conversations for this show on women’s relationship with money. Why...
Ageism and sexism are sometimes described as a double-whammy that hits women later in life. Which is a bit worrying, because I’m 52 and wrap...
Ellen Snee decided to become a nun in the early ‘70s, which seemed an inopportune time. Society was changing rapidly, there were riots on he...
In this show we meet three musicians, all performers and teachers, and get a sense of how much the traditional world of classical music is c...
When longtime Canadian journalist Anna Maria Tremonti was 23, she married a charming guy she met through work. He turned out to be violent,...
Lots of us dream of leaving corporate life to travel the world. Meena Thiruvengadam did just that, incorporating travel into her career. But...
In this episode my guests Raina Brands and Aneeta Rattan share ideas about how to call out bias so it can’t sit there in the background, sub...
I knew I wanted to talk to Professor Raina Brands when I spotted a tweet of hers last year in which she revealed that her CV contained some...
This time we're revisiting an episode about working women in the Nordic countries. Scandinavia has a reputation for equality and excellent w...
In her early twenties, bored by her office job, Kelly joined the British Army for a life of adventure. This was just before 9/11. She’d grow...
Business and economics reporter Stacey Vanek Smith has not only reported on the gender pay gap and other workplace discrimination, she’s exp...
Bobbi Thomason studies gender for a living. She was aware of the pitfalls couples can fall into, even those who assumed their relationship w...
Two years into a pandemic many of us are overwhelmed at work, feeling we have little control, and dealing with a lack of support from our or...
Work has changed forever. Our host Melanie Green is on a journey to learn how we can thrive in work through 2021 and beyond. We'll share sto...
It's the start of a new year - a time when a lot of us think about changing our lives. In this show we re-visit a conversation with two trad...
The culture of winning pervades our lives. From sport to the classroom to the workplace, we're supposed to 'kill it' or congratulated for 'c...
In this show we're talking about women getting paid. Two business owners weigh in on how to charge for your services and how to respond to p...
A lot of people are quitting their jobs at the moment. In the US, more than 12 million people left jobs voluntarily between July and Septemb...
Rejection plays a part in everyone's work experience. But women are socialized to seek approval, and as my first guest says, 'rejection is t...
Lauren Tucker is a longtime advertising executive and, as a Black female, she's rather unusual in that industry The last time we spoke she w...
Nearly all our workplace communication is digital. Gone are the days when faxing seemed like efficient new technology (believe me, it did at...
Scan the business section of any bookstore and you'll see reams of books written by men, far fewer by women. In this show, which originally...
In the last couple of episodes we talked about the transitions working couples go through. In this show we re-meet a former guest, one half...
This is a quick follow-up episode to the last show with INSEAD professor Jennifer Petriglieri, author of Couples that Work. We tackle a few...
Books and articles offer career advice or relationship advice. They rarely consider the link between the two. Yet dual-career couples are ev...
This show is all about working with neurodiversity - having a condition such as ADHD, or Asperger’s or anything else that means your brain f...
In this show we consider the idea that resilience is overrated. When Omolara Thomas Uwemedimo attended medical school she learned to be stoi...
A lot of workplaces use alcohol as social glue. When Lisa Smith started out as a lawyer in the '90s she spent multiple late nights out drink...
The income gap between women is widening fast as well paid, educated women outsource traditionally female tasks to women who earn far less,...
This episode takes a step back in time to look at the history of women as public speakers, and how the past relates to the present. If you l...
Erica Heilman is the host of the podcast Rumblestrip . The Atlantic recently named her series ‘Our Show’ the best podcast of 2020. But befor...
Dara Kass had always known emergency medicine was for her. She loved the excitement of the ER, the fact that she always had too much to do....
2021, a year so many of us have been hoping will turn a global page for the better, has got off to a rocky start. There is so much we can’t...
Being single is a lifestyle choice for some women and an unwelcome reality for others. In this episode we meet three women, each with differ...
Today we revisit the theme of body language in the workplace: hunching, spread legs, eye contact, and kissing - all in a business setting. W...
Working from home is the new normal for a lot of us. But that doesn't mean we like it. Or that we're good at it. In this episode I sit down...
Now may not seem like the best time to ask for what you want at work, whether that's more money, a new title, or more time off. Everyone's u...
In this show we meet a small business owner, Rachel Garrett who specializes in boosting women's careers - only to find that during Covid, he...
We're still in a pandemic and we know women's careers are suffering. So many of us are managing working from home and family at the same tim...
In the last episode you heard Jessi Hempel and I ask, what is happening to women’s careers right now? So many of us are still at home, often...
In this episode I sit down with Jessi Hempel, host of LinkedIn's Hello Monday podcast about the future of work. If you have family responsib...
When I first made this show I could never have imagined how large a role both stress and getting outside would play in our lives in 2020. In...
Ainissa Ramirez has loved science since the age of four. But her dreams of becoming a scientist were almost squelched when she got to colleg...
A lot of us have been able to work from home during lockdown these last few months. One group of workers that hasn't is paid caregivers - ai...
In this episode I hand over the reins to Lauren Schiller, host of Inflection Point. In this show she and writer Ruth Whippman (a fellow Brit...
Fernanda Santos moved to the U.S. from Brazil to go to graduate school, but ended up staying and forging a career in journalism. Her work is...
Some of us have two jobs: one that pays us, one that sustains us in another way. In this episode we meet two women who volunteer as firefigh...
You’ve probably seen some of the stories: women leaders around the world are “stepping up to show the world how to manage a messy patch for...
Last month an article appeared in The Atlantic with the title The Coronavirus is a Disaster for Feminism . One striking line reads, ‘The cor...