In a poignant episode of our podcast, I had the opportunity to speak with Julie Adams, a mother who has turned her grief into a powerful campaign against domestic violence. Julie’s daughter, Molly Adams, tragically died by suicide after enduring relentless domestic abuse. Julie is now advocating for legislative changes to prevent perpetrators of domestic…
The Forgotten Voices – The Overlooked Reality of Domestic Violence in Later Life When we talk about domestic violence, our minds often picture younger women, the narratives that dominate the media, stories we’ve heard time and again. But there’s a group of women whose stories remain unheard, unseen, and too often forgotten – older…
Why ‘Mental Health Awareness’ Falls Short in Toxic Workplaces Workplace discrimination against individuals with mental health issues persists, even as companies claim to be more open to employing those with such challenges. In reality, many people with known mental health conditions already hold positions in the workforce. So why do we continue to…
Charlotte Davis’s Revolutionary Approach to Child Development Welcome to today’s episode, where we dive into the transformative world of Fit 2 Learn with its visionary founder, Charlotte Davis. Charlotte is on a mission to revolutionise how educators engage with school children, enhancing their learning capabilities through the seamless integration of motor skills, sound…
Can We Stop the Normalisation of Male Brutality The recent case of a young woman being held prisoner and tortured is another disturbing reminder of the horrifying realities of male violence. Yet, once this story fades from headlines, we must ask ourselves, what are we truly doing to confront and dismantle the normalisation of such…
Kris Kristofferson, the legendary American singer-songwriter and actor, passed away over the weekend, leaving behind a legacy of extraordinary creativity and a life of unyielding principle. Known for hits like “Me and Bobby McGee” and his work in films such as A Star is Born, Kristofferson’s talents and convictions stretched far beyond the entertainment industry.…
27 Years Later – Why We Still Need Change in the Battle Against Domestic Violence Welcome to this episode of The FEMCAST, where we delve into the inspiring and courageous journey of Colette Martin. Listener discretion is advised, as this episode discusses violence. In 1997, Colette survived a brutal attack by an…
A Voice for Every Woman in the Fight Against Male Violence Every day seems to bring a new horror, another story of depravity that makes us question humanity’s capacity for evil. Yesterday, we learned that the youngest of the men accused of raping a woman, part of a group orchestrated by Dominique Pelicot, was…
The Sinister Charm of “Snakes in Suits” Join us on The FEMCAST as we welcome back Dr. Jennifer Fraser, the insightful author of “The Bullied Brain,” for a compelling discussion on the pervasive issue of gaslighting and trauma in our everyday lives and workplaces. In this episode, we delve into the chilling realities…
Justice Fails – How a Lenient Sentence Betrays Our Children The decision to suspend Huw Edwards’ sentence for soliciting child sexual abuse material is a national disgrace and a glaring failure of the justice system. It is unfathomable that a man who actively sought out and consumed such vile content could avoid prison, raising…