Linda and Suzie meet local folk music artist Faradina Afifi, the co-founder of free improvisation music group The Noisy Women. And Grace Lawson Baker, an Equine Facilitated Human Development Practitioner. Grace’s experience with horses helped her to overcome her own challenges and she now helps others too. … [Read more...]

Linda Ness and Suzie Thorpe hear from Sarah Turner, the founder of Angel Investing, which specialises in helping women entrepreneurs and investors. Also, conservationist Rebecca Willers, who was brought up in a wildlife sanctuary and is now the director of Shepreth Wildlife Park. … [Read more...]

Linda and Suzie speak to Dorothy Byrne, President of Murray Edwards College. A leader of British broadcasting, Dorothy shares an amusing insight into her life, and covers a range of topics, from menopause to politicians' relationship with the media, and of course Cambridge University. … [Read more...]

In this Christmas special, singer Lorenza Wildcard divulges her magic Italian Christmas recipe that only her mamma knows best! Musical artist Ellie Dixon kicks off her favourite festive song and has some serious words about Christmas with her family. Dr Lynn Asante-Asare loves the Christmas preparation and terrible Christmas movies, and … [Read more...]

Linda and Suzie meet Councillor Anna Smith who has just been elected the Leader of Cambridge City Council. Anna tells them about her work in education, and the powerful reason that brought her into politics. Plus Morag Styles, Professor of Children’s Poetry at Homerton College, speaks of her love for working with teachers, and inspiring children to … [Read more...]

Linda and Suzie meet acclaimed pianist Brenda Lucas Ogdon, widow of John Ogdon. Brenda has released an album and is donating her royalties to homeless charity Shelter. And they meet Patricia Fara, a historian of science, whose area of interest includes the role of women in science. … [Read more...]

Musician Louise Eatock has been diagnosed with ADHD. She joins Suzie Thorpe and Linda Ness to talk to expert Rebecca Champ about the condition and what it’s like to be diagnosed as an adult, and early years consultant Rebecca Maddix, who's working to raise standards for nurseries, childminders and after school clubs. … [Read more...]