Hosted by Nicky Bevan · 🇺🇸 US · EN-GB · 120 episodes
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Teaching working women mind & emotional management tools so they enjoy their family, their job & themselves again without all the shitty overwhelm, obligation & guilt.
Nicky Bevan hosts The Working Womens Podcast, a education show with 120 episodes published.
When it’s 31 degrees in your kitchen and your thighs are sticking together, it can feel very easy to lose your shit. But here’s the thing: you can’t control the weather. You can’t control the temperature, the sweat, the
How often do you look at your body and immediately notice what’s “wrong” with it? The size, the shape, the ageing, the aches, the bits you wish were different… In this episode, I’m talking about the way we think about ou
In this episode, I'm sharing something that happened a few weekends ago with my Teenagers & some Apps that we had said they weren't allowed. It's recorded via my phone whilst I was in the car, so the sound quality isn't
In this episode, I’m sharing something a bit more personal. After avoiding recording the podcast for a couple of weeks, I got curious about what was really going on underneath it. And what I found was shame. Shame around
During exam season, it’s so easy as a parent to slip into panic, pressure and control — especially when your teenager doesn’t seem to be revising enough, sleeping enough, eating properly, or taking it all as seriously as
Do you ever avoid doing something because you feel nervous, awkward or uncomfortable? Maybe it’s going somewhere on your own, asking for a refund, saying no, having a difficult conversation, or putting yourself in a situ
In this week’s episode, I’m joined by Kooch Daniels for a fascinating conversation about intuition, chakras and psychic wisdom. We talk about what it really means to live as an intuitive person, how psychic ability can b
Content note: this episode contains conversation about grief, terminal illness, death, loss and the emotional impact of bereavement. In this deeply honest and moving conversation, I’m joined by Emma Gray to talk about wh
In this week’s episode, I’m joined by Jo Weatherall for a really honest, reassuring conversation about the particular chaos of navigating perimenopause whilst raising teenagers — when, quite frankly, everyone’s hormones
In this episode, I’m joined by Maria Newman for a really honest conversation about identity, confidence, and what happens when the world teaches you to tone yourself down. We talk about the pressure so many women feel to
In this episode, I’m joined by crystal healing therapist Susan McCann for a fascinating conversation about crystals, energy, communication and the messages our bodies might be trying to give us. We dive into what it mean
In this episode, I’m joined by Sarah Bartlett for a really honest conversation about self-awareness, psychometrics, masking, ADHD, and what it actually looks like to build a life and business that fits who you really are
In this episode, I’m sharing something I’m going through in real time - an identity shift that’s been unexpectedly uncomfortable… and massively liberating. For years, I’ve held the identity of the woman who runs the hous
If you’ve ever thought “I’d love to do yoga… but I don’t have time (or a tidy house, or the right leggings, or the headspace)” — this episode is for you. This week I’m joined by yoga teacher and mum-of-two, Jolanthe de K
Ever feel like your brain has its own radio station… and it’s stuck on a constant loop of judgement, doubt and “you’re not doing it right”? This week I’m joined by Jess Nicks — creator of Debitch Your Brain , NLP trainer
Selling doesn’t have to feel grubby. In this honest, practical chat with sales expert Meg Roundell Greene, we unpick the stories that make so many women feel “ick” about selling—and rebuild a values-led approach rooted i
In my 100th episode, I’m stripping it right back to the one thing that changes everything: you have a choice. Not over the weather, your boss or the partners or kids’ mood… but over what you believe and how you feel. You
Love isn’t fluffy. It’s a powerful leadership strategy - especially when you’re fuming. In this short, straight-talking episode, I break down the difference between emotional childhood and emotional adulthood, why your p
Brave, calm, and a little bit hungry. In this episode I share why I chose a 7-day fast and what sitting in deliberate discomfort taught me about control, calm, and getting life done without the constant rush. We talk pra
Grief isn’t just about death. It’s the identity you lose when your role changes, the body you don’t recognise after illness, the relationship that quietly ends, the career you outgrow. In this honest, human conversation,
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The Working Womens Podcast is hosted by Nicky Bevan. The show is categorised under education (self improvement) and has published 120 episodes.
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