Julia Greenaway has worked in broadcast journalism for more than twenty years. Before she embarked on her Postgraduate Diploma in Journalism at Leeds University, she was a children’s storyteller playing ‘Alice in Wonderland’ at a family theme park. She loves the tradition of storytelling in any form from those passed down the generations around camp fires to old and new writers alike. Her favourite book ? She likes contemporary stories that are honest and true to life like Isabel Losada’s ‘Battersea Park Road To Enlightenment’, books that have a great sense of place and character such as Penelope Fitzgerald’s ‘Offshore’ and she’s a mad keen Agatha Christie fan. Julia is keen to enable more and more women to successfully crack the worlds of writing and broadcasting.

Isabelle Schuler is the Founder and Composer at From Sonnet to Song. Growing up in the beautiful state of Oregon, Isabelle was first dazzled by Shakespeare’s works as performed by the Oregon Shakespeare Festival. She hopes to lead from the incredible example they set by making Shakespeare more accessible (and honestly more fun).   Isabelle […]

Martha is From Sonnet to Song’s Co-Producer and resident Director. She studied English Language and Literature at Oxford University, where she completed a hefty course on Shakespeare. She is an advocate for equal access to education, and she hopes that From Sonnet to Song will help to make Shakespeare more accessible. When she’s not working […]

Coming from a foundation arts training at Brighton College of Art and subsequent three years at the London College of Communication studying graphics my working life has been involved in visual creativity in one way or another.  I worked on part work magazines, ran print workshops for community groups of all ages, taught in special […]

Julia Collier was born in Windsor, grew up in Margate, and has lived in London for most of her life – apart from 5 years in Manchester, where she trained as an actress at Manchester Poly School of Theatre.   To earn a crust, she has worked in numerous offices as a temp (mainly within the […]

Judith Walker is a Fine Artist, Cartoonist and Stand up Comedian. Judith Walker was born in Leeds and brought up in West Yorkshire.  She moved to London in the 70s to study fine art at Central St Martins, London, then went to the USA to do a masters at New Mexico State University. Recently she […]

Jackie Handy is an International Trainer, Author and Speaker.   She supports people across the globe with self-awareness , change work and personal development , as well as sales, service and leadership corporate training. She speaks at conferences, via webinars and at events motivating audiences to achieve more in their lives and accelerate their personal […]

Athene was born in England, brought up in Canada and completed her education with a Bachelor of Architecture degree from the University of Washington in America. After college she returned to England where she was elected to the RIBA and began practicing architecture, specializing in hospitality design. She taught architectural design and interior design at universities in England and the US. She has always made time for community involvement, whether helping lead a successful effort to save Covent Garden from demolition or founding a Children’s Theatre in Ohio. Over time, she became intrigued by people’s personal stories, whether that of the man running the corner store, the businesswoman juggling career and children, the actor or the janitor. With the idea of memorializing all the stories she hears, Athene began a podcast, Barnstorming, for which she interviews people in all walks of life and all fifty states.

Hope Virgo, is a leading advocate for people with eating disorders described by Richard Mitchell, CEO of Sherwood Forest Hospital as "sharing a very powerful story with a huge impact".  Hope helps employers including schools, hospitals and businesses deal with the rising tide of mental health issues which affects one in four people and costs employers between £33 and £42 billion annually. Hope is a recognised media spokesperson having appeared on various shows including BBC Newsnight, Good Morning Britain, Sky News and BBC News.

RUSS KANE –   IN CONVERSATION WITH...   This is a show that attempts to wade through the uncharted, often turbulent, waters of what it’s like to be male in 2018.  The theme is to see how we, as a male, can give more support,  understanding and encouragement in this complex thing we call life – to get a clearer picture, from a female perspective,  for the men of the world . It will be funny, sad, inspiring, uplifting and every emotion in between. In a series of one-to-one shows, Russ’s guests will talk openly and frankly.  How do women see us? What obstacles have they encountered? It may well be controversial as Russ explores the good, the bad and the downright ugly. Informative, intimate, inspiring and, above all, highly entertaining. Russ will be the first man on a women’s radio station – as the Chinese say, ‘we live in interesting times’.   

International Feng Shui Master and Chinese Astrologer, Ting-Foon Chik, offers excellent services. With over 15 years of experience, Foon's appearances in the media include: CNN, BBC, Channel 4. Feng Shui and Chinese Astrology adds value to people's lives. Make changes to your home or office with feng shui to feel beautiful in mind and spirit. A Feng Shui Consultation helps you create a space to support you in getting what you want in relationships, career, wealth, well-being and happiness. A Chinese Astrology reading empowers you to make better decisions and plan ahead. Your Four Pillars of Destiny (Chinese Astrology) gives insights into your life. Romantic compatibility, career advancement and business prosperity are some of the possibilities. Simple changes in your approach to career, relationships, well-being lead to more happiness. Foon loves to help you with guidance on doing the right thing at the right time.

Sara Griffiths is an actress, presenter and founder of The Universal Soul Company. She is passionate about empowering people & sharing the experience of being human.

Presenter and Jazz Singer Misty Lee Brown (or rather, Shola Adewusi) is also a professional actress, appearing in BAFTA-winning features Chewing Gum and Damilola: Our Beloved Boy. More recently, she can be seen in Paddington 2, Dustin Hoffman’s Quartet, and alongside Idris Elba in the 1980’s Sky comedy In The Long Run

Since trying my hand at student radio while a postgraduate in North Wales in 2010, I have never been off the air. I started off presenting music programmes and later turned my hand to news and current affairs programming. I have interviewed bands such as Space, Wheatus (many times) and Turin Brakes. My background in modern languages educated me well about the European Union and I have interviewed ambassadors, MPs and MEPs while the issue is so relevant. I have a background in translation and have produced content for French-language radio programmes

Natalie is a Musical Theatre actress with a passion for people. Natalie finds nothing more exciting than learning about new people - she even talks to people on the tube (Yes she is northern).

Solo Ventures With Vicky Brought up in the Middle East, Vicky is open to new cultures and experiences which is highlighted consistently throughout her work and her personal life. With a background shaped in the creative arts, Vicky continued her passion for communication and story telling through numerous radio presenter and producer roles with Eagle […]

Emma-Louise is a Londoner who spends most of her time finding and dancing to new music. She loves a good festival, gig or a night out - but is also just as happy discovering new artists online from her sofa. Emma-Louise works at Radio 1 and 1Xtra on some of their biggest music shows and helping run their events. She can also be found singing in choirs and performing as part of a sketch comedy troupe - basically she's a very busy lady!

Margaret was born in London of Irish parents, ‘I grew up loving and understanding the importance of family and friends’. This love of people and different cultures drew her into acting and as an actress and dancer she travelled all over the world. ‘Theatre I believe is in your blood, whether you experience it through story telling, as is common in the Irish tradition, or through stepping on stage, it never leaves you.  I will always be interested in people and telling their stories.’  Margaret’s academic career kicked off when she was 37 at Reading University with a BA in Film & Drama. ‘I was then called to teach as I wanted a life where I could experience contribution and growth on a daily basis. Teaching fulfils my need to contribute and I love being able to help people find their path, and their voice!’  From her time in Las Vegas to England's National Theatre, with a spell in the corporate world, Margaret is living proof that life is a wonderful tapestry of opportunities waiting to show up when you are ready and open to receive them.   Margaret is very excited to bring her radio show, Fit, Fabulous & 50+ to an audience that are vibrant, sexy and sassy enough to have their say, say their piece and find their voice.    My blog is about us women who are 50+ but unwilling to settle for the glib stereotyping inundating us by the media. If we have poor opinions of ourselves, and let's be honest that is encouraged by most advertising companies who want us to compare ourselves to each other, to billboards, and to a fantasy that is not only unattainable but non representative of a huge demographic, then we need to take our power back. Back from the advertisers, public opinion, and unrealistic expectations of ourselves and each other.  FIT, FABULOUS & 50+ is a platform to gather women together to reclaim our power, support each other and address the inequality that is rife, yes rife in the current social climate!

  With 7 years of professional experience, Jacqueline is an accomplished presenter and was noted as one of The Voice Newspaper’s ‘One’s to Watch in 2017’. Perhaps best known as the anchor of Sky One Saturday morning programme ‘What’s Up TV’, Jacqueline has proven her ability to front both tough consumer and current affairs content as well as light hearted entertainment. With a wealth of radio, voice-over, premieres and live hosting under her belt, Jacqueline’s impressive CV boasts household names and brands from Anthony Joshua to John Legend, Trace TV to Team GB. Jacqueline loves to take on a challenging subject and walk away having learned something new which also serves as a contribution to the wider society.

Angela is The Sunday Times bestselling author of the Social Media Murder Series, including Follow Me and Watch Me, and an award-winning screenwriter. She owns more books than any one person could ever read - but she’s going to give it a bloody good try anyway. Angela has performed on television, radio, and across the country, on CBS Reality’s Written in Blood, BBC Ouch’s Edinburgh Festival Stage, The Guilty Feminist Podcast, Camp Bestival, Panic! (in partnership with Create, the Barbican, and The Guardian), and at the London College of Fashion, among others. A sufferer of the debilitating chronic condition Ehlers Danlos III, Angela is a Fellow of the Royal Society of Arts, and volunteers with Womentoring, Meet a Mentor, and at HM Prisons. She is passionate about bringing marginalised voices into the creative industries.

Tania started working in the industry in Portugal in 2000. Since then, she has been to New York, London and Europe performing and training in the biggest arts capitals. Her credits include many stage and TV credits, like presenting the daily show ‘Zig Zag’ on the national Portugese TV channel (RTP) and ‘The Drowsy Chaperone’ at The Lost Theatre and even being one of the lead performers in a Tenerife resort. She has dreamt for years about creating a YouTube channel and last year she did! Shortly after she was invited to be part of The Women’s Radio Station and is now thrilled to present ‘The Acting Edit of’ a collection of interviews with all walks of the Acting industry, from agents and actors to set designers, technicians, photographers, etc. You name it, she’ll interview them!

Claire has a passion for health and wellbeing and has worked in the industry for over 10 years. A qualified Personal Trainer and Triathlon Coach with certificates in Nutrition and Food as Medicine; she understands what is required to achieve a healthy lifestyle for work and home. https://www.ckfitnessandwellbeing.co.uk/ 

Ella-May trained at ALRA, graduating in 2014 with an MA in Acting and has always loved creative writing. When she discovered spoken word as an art form, Ella-May realised this was the perfect way to marry these two passions. It is a rare thing for writers to be able to perform their own words and therefore, put them out in the world as they were intended. Express Yourself has been the most wonderful opportunity for Ella-May to learn her craft through doing and by listening to the truly talented poets she has been able to book. She is enjoying the creative challenge of producing new material consistently, as she performs a set at each evening. It’s a real pleasure for her to bring these inspirational artists together.

Cassie Fox is known as the 'fairy punkmother' of the UK female-led DIY music scene! She's the founder of LOUD WOMEN, a collective championing women in music through gigs and tours, an annual festival, a blog, an ezine, and a record label. Cassie plays guitar, bass and keyboards in various punk bands. She is mum to two exuberant little boys (and two exhausted cats), and wife to musician Chris Fox. In her day job, she edits books. She would rather be playing the Pyramid stage, though.  

Sarah Ryan is an International Matchmaker, Dating Expert, Heartbreak Coach and Author. Awarded 'Best Matchmaking Agency 2016' and 'Best Company Dating Writer 2017,' Sarah is an advocate for love, helping new singles start over again giving them the tips and tools necessary to navigate the modern day dating scene. Sarah also helps single’s heal heartbreak and get ready to find and build a loving, lasting and fulfilled relationship.

Molly Merwin is an American actor based in London with a passion for storytelling and listening. She performs in and produces fringe theatre, improvised theatre, independent films, web series and voice over. Molly has been known to sit down with people for chats on podcasts and in pubs. In addition to being an actor, Molly has a Bachelors in Communication and Media Studies. Molly gets comfortable with women blazing the trail in the arts, sciences and politics in the most universally way possible. Join her a for a comfortable, intimate chat.

Maya is a multi-media journalist and jewellery professional. She believes in the life enhancing beauty of gemstones - as a fusion of science, art and history. Bringing together her extensive knowledge of the gemstone/jewellery industry with digital media. She's got an exciting list of guests from different parts of the supply chain, from mine to market. Maya is involved in projects that support women in mining, girls' education, improve the lives of women as well as global conservation efforts. If you're interested in the multifaceted nature of this industry and would like further insight, this show is for you!

Maddy and Mariana are two comedians with day jobs. Maddy started doing improv because her dislike of having no free time ever is outweighed by her propensity for self-sabotage. She has since carefully constructed an improv community persona based solely on being a person who likes cats. The extent of any overlap with her actual self is unknown at present, but likely to be quickly revealed with the promised oversharing in the show. Mariana is caught in a lie, cause her day job is actually hard to define. She dabbles in a few creative things after giving up on her scientific persona and you can find her creating all kinds of content at any time. The extent of what this content creation entails is another thing that might just be overshared. Overshare is our excuse to find out everything about everyone around us in our comedy community. We want to know so much, maybe too much, about everyone - their lives, their experiences and their opinions - the intimate, the embarrassing or the just plain weird.  In return we’ll share a little too much of our own. We’ll start with a loose topic or question and it’s up to our guests if they choose to stay on theme or wander off wild tangents! We just want to know more about everyone around us! Just no sticking to the surface of the subject - let’s really get deep into it, whatever “it” turns out to be.