Broad Radio On The Go
Broad Radio is real. It’s a place for women who love a deeper conversation and want to expand their world (and have a laugh while they're at it!) A place for stories about inspirational women, and for fierce advocacy for gender equality. A place for lots of fun, brutally honest chats about our stage of life – the good, the bad, the great and the really hard. Tune in LIVE with Host Jo Stanley and her bevy of amazing co hosts, on Facebook or Youtube Tuesday 9-10am (AEST) OR catch up with this podcast - Broad Radio On The Go. Check out www.broadradio.com.au Hosted on Acast. See acast.com/privacy for more information.
Show episodes
Welcome to the very first episode of Play Big. Emma Race and Rana Hussain are kicking things off with an all-star lineup of guests covering everything from motorsport to romance fiction in sport. In this episode:Vi Truong breaks down the latest in F1.Mary K from Ladies Who LeaguePokhua Frimpong brings the latest in spo
On the final Morning Broads for 2024, Marieke and Michala discuss famous alumni, separating art from the artist, reflections on this year and wishes for 2025. They are joined by hosts of the Parents, You’ve Got This podcast Christy Hopwood and Freya Owens on the festive season for parents, singer-songwriter Sarah Blask
Shelley and Marieke chat about connecting with neighbours, petty revenge for crimes, driving lessons with your kids and ask listeners who would they pardon, if they could? They are joined by coach and mentor Nadine Muller on her new book A Reason to Rise, comedian Geraldine Hickey on her new show Meander and retail coo
Ella and Marieke discuss collective consciousness, formal parties, planning trips and feeling “Bah Humbug” in the festive season. They are joined by GP Dr Preeya Alexander to discuss her work in preventative health and singers and members of Bachelor Girl Kate Ceberano and Tania Doko on the music festival Roar and thei
Marieke and Jo discuss jobs that Jo could substitute in, moshing, commenting on other people’s appearance and etiquette around addressing acquaintances. They are joined by the creator of Amplify Music Education Natalie Kradolfer on bringing music into schools and changing access to music in education and comedian Eloui
Rana and Michala discuss diversity versus othering, men in top jobs, talking about your relationships and ask listeners about the ways in which they love themselves. They are joined by the director of the Peninsula Film Festival Meg Pascoe about the festival and this year’s program and TV presenter Lisa Millar about M
