Hosted by Hannah Breen · 🇺🇸 US · EN · 19 episodes
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Women on the Edge is a raw, honest podcast about what happens when life looks fine on the outside, but everything inside is shaking.Created from real voice notes and lived experience, it explores emotional exhaustion, panic, identity loss, survival mode, and the quiet unravelling that often goes unnamed — regardless of who you are.Despite the name, this podcast is for anyone who has ever felt on the edge.Being on the edge doesn’t always mean falling.Sometimes, it’s where you learn to fly.
Hannah Breen hosts Woman on the Edge, a health show with 19 episodes published.
This is the Series 1 finale of Woman on the Edge — and the realisation that changed everything. For years, I believed I needed to fix my mind.Fix my reactions.Fix my emotions.Fix the parts of me that felt too intense, to
Show notesThis episode is a raw and honest reflection on what happens when you stop living to meet expectations and start reconnecting with who you really are. Through small everyday moments — music, fashion, movement and mindset
Show notesThis episode shares the moment that became the catalyst for everything that followed in my life. ⚠️ Listener Warning:This episode contains descriptive references to a fatal road traffic accident and emotional trauma. Ple
Show notesIn this deeply honest episode, I share the painful moment I realised my children were reflecting parts of me I hadn’t yet healed — my perfectionism, my fear of not being enough, my need to hold everything together. This
Show notesThis episode was recorded at the beginning of the year — a moment of clarity I didn’t realise I would need to return to. In this raw voice-note episode of Woman on the Edge, Hannah explores what happens when you stop try
Show notesI’m dyslexic. And for years, I didn’t talk about it — not because I was ashamed, but because I didn’t fully understand how much it shaped me. In this episode of Woman on the Edge, I’m unpacking the link between dyslexia,
Show notesIn this episode of Woman on the Edge, I’m breaking down something I created to understand myself: The Architecture of My Mind. After years of voice notes, therapy, uncomfortable reflection and building businesses under p
Show notesHave you ever been told you’re “too emotional”? Too sensitive? Too much? This episode is me asking a hard question — what if I’m not too emotional… what if I’ve just never been emotionally safe? I talk about growing up b
Show notesWhat really happens when you start setting boundaries? Not the Instagram quote version. The real version. In this episode of Woman on the Edge, Hannah explores what it feels like to stop over-explaining, stop people-plea
Show notesIn this bonus episode of Woman on the Edge, I share a real-time voice note about divorce, trauma, control and what happens when you try to fill a void instead of face it. After a week of sitting with uncomfortable emotio
Show notesDo you over-explain yourself? Apologise for saying no? Feel the need to justify every decision — even when no one asked? In this episode of Women on the Edge, I unpack what I’ve started calling The Justification Trap — t
Show notesWhat happens when being capable stops being a strength and starts becoming a cage? In this episode of Woman on the Edge, Hannah explores the curse of being capable — that familiar pattern of always coping, fixing, managi
Show notesThis episode is for the woman who’s tired of running — from feelings, decisions, and herself. No more rushing ahead. No more distracting. No more pretending that staying busy will make it easier. This is a reflection on
Show notesThis episode is for the woman navigating acceptance, appearance, and self-judgement — all at once. I talk openly about my face, ageing, Botox, and the complicated relationship between self-acceptance and self-choice. Thi
Show notesThis episode is for the woman who smiles automatically — even when she’s not okay. I talk about the subtle art of pretending everything’s fine, the reflex smile we give strangers, and how easily we hide real emotions beh
Show notesThis episode is for the woman who says “I’m fine” so often she almost believes it. I explore the emotional mask we wear — the performance of being okay — and how exhausting it is to hold everything together while quietly
Show notesThis episode is for the woman who feels like she’s meeting herself again — and isn’t sure who she is yet. I talk about identity, self-recognition, and the strange feeling of no longer fitting the version of yourself ever
Show notesThis episode is for the woman who’s wondering why this phase of life feels so loud, confusing, and lonely. I share why I started this podcast, what brought me here, and why naming these moments — instead of pretending we
Show notesThis episode is for the woman who hasn’t fallen apart — but knows everything has changed. This is me, standing exactly where I am. Not rushing ahead. Not rewriting the past. Just naming the moment honestly. I talk about
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Woman on the Edge is hosted by Hannah Breen. The show is categorised under health (fitness) and has published 19 episodes.
Woman on the Edge has published 19 episodes.
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