
Experiences that have reshaped lives. Bold questions, unexpected truths, lots of tea... Emma Barnett invites you into her world for deeply human conversations.
| Publishes | Weekly | Episodes | 21 | Founded | 5 months ago |
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| Number of Listeners | Categories | Personal JournalsSociety & Culture | |||

On New Year's Day, Jess Davies woke up to discover an image of her in a clingfilm bikini had been created by Elon Musk's AI tool Grok and posted to X. She discusses how she has gone from working as a glamour model to campaigning against online image ... more
Ric Renton shares how reading the dictionary in prison aided his writing career. Following a school life, he describes as “absent” and a violent childhood involving drugs, Ric requested a dictionary to read cover to cover while in prison. Twenty year... more
Lottie Clarke shares her husband's story and explains why she thinks UK law on assisted dying should change. The couple were happily married for 19 years, but were apart at the moment he died. After being diagnosed with motor neurone disease, James C... more
Fashion writer Billie Bhatia talks about her experiences of living in a bigger body, fatphobia and the cultural, social and personal impact of weight loss jabs. Billie talks to Emma about dating, navigating the fashion industry and shares her thought... more
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After listening to the episode I just burst into tears and had a cry. For Tracey, for all women, for myself. A very beautiful and open conversation, such raw honesty is so rare and so special.
It's been fascinating listening to this episode - my nephew had surgery for Arnold Chiari Syndrome a few years ago when living in Thailand. I've never heard of anyone else diagnosed with this and was interested to hear about the alternative treatments available
I love Emma’s latest venture - it’s like an antidote to the trend towards the superficial (and childlike, ‘tribal’ politics). No surprise it takes a woman to make something so real (as men, episodes like the perimenopause one should be almost ‘compulsory’ material). Emma you are a fabulous ‘teacher’ - and a joy !
I am really enjoying this. The perimenopause episode made me feel so much better about myself. Thank you 🙏
Every week so far this podcast seems to stop me in my tracks and takes me through the contributors journey. Emma asks the right questions without pushing but also seems to know how to allow enough space for the story to evolve.
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This podcast showcases deeply human conversations that explore the profound experiences that reshape lives. Emma Barnett engages a diverse range of guests, each sharing personal stories that often encompass themes of mental health, motherhood, loss, and social issues. Notably, it features raw and honest discussions on topics like postpartum psychosis, infertility challenges, police brutality, and personal trauma, providing listeners with both inspiration and a sense of solidarity. The focus on lived experiences and emotional truth makes it distinctive, aimed at fostering empathetic connections among listeners who are navigating similar challenges in their own lives.
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Recent guests on Ready to Talk include:
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2. Billie Bhatia
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