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Today in our new episode, I speak to Jammella Anderson about the Free Food Fridge she set up in Albany. At a time where inequalities have been further exarcebated, it's time to come together to support one another. Jammella is doing just that. 

freefoodfridgealbany.com

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This week's episode features Amy Thomsom, one of the founders of Moody Month and author of 'Moody', a new book all about hormones!

 

Moody Month is a daily health-tracking app that helps women track their cycles and understand their hormones. 



My conversation with Amy was so interesting - this is was one my favourite episodes to record! We talked about women's health, the gender gap in medicine and how much more we should understand them instead of shuttering away from words like 'estrogen' 



If you want to check out Moody Month before diving into the app: @moodymonth on Instagram and moodymonth.com 



And now, 'Moody' is a book! Where you can deep dive into our hormones shape us and how we can work with them towards a healthier life! 



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In our first episode from the second season of Feminised, we have the founder of Amica, Heeral Pattni! 

Amica is an app for female solo travelers to connect with each other while on the road. Obviously the pandemic put a damp in their plans, so Amica is now much more than that! 

Listen in for my conversation with Heeral, where we'll talk about building community, impostor syndrome and tid bits about the tech world. If you wait to listen until the end - you'll find out when the app is officially launching! 

You can follow Amica on Instagram @amica.pp and join the Amica Facebook group for the best travel tips. 

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Mara Clarke founded the Abortion Support Network in 2009, to financially help women who had to travel to be able to get an abortion. On this episode of the podcast, we talk to her about how she did it and how the ASN has grown and expanded to create Abortion Without Borders.

In this episode, a lot of great resources are mentioned:

https://www.asn.org.uk/
https://womenhelp.org/en/page/409/poland-kobiety-w-sieci
https://womenhelp.org/
https://www.womenonweb.org/en/
http://aborcyjnydreamteam.pl/

If you want to learn more about Brazil:

https://www.tandfonline.com/doi/pdf/10.1016/0968-8080%2893%2990006-F

And if you'd like to donate to ASN:

https://www.asn.org.uk/support-us/

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On this episode of Feminised, we chat with Mireille Harper - an editor for Squarepeg Books and author of viral Instagram post about non-optical allyship, back in June, after the murder of George Floyd.

We discuss activism fatigue, how overwhelming it is to go viral and how the publishing industry can implement long lasting changes to its diversity iniatives, changing things behind the scenes and writing books on everything!

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In this episode, I am talking to the founder of Daye - a company selling CBD infused tampons which aim to change the way we deal with period pain. We chat to Valentina about Daye, sustainability, ethical businesses and being a female founder.

Daye is an amazing company, really using their brand to make the world a better place. Follow them on Twitter @meetdaye and check out their products at yourdaye.com

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