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Too Much by Future Women

Future Women
Women In Leadership
Victoria Police
Julie Bishop
Mental Health
Australian Politics
Gender Representation
Workplace Stereotypes
Brooke Blurton
Stereotypes In the Workplace
Foreign Affairs
Career Growth
Diversity In Policing
Entrepreneurship
Corporate Law
Women In Sports
Julian Assange
Dermatomyositis
Career Development
Women In Business
Identity Shift

Ask any woman and she'll tell you about a time when she was too something. At work, women are suffocated by stereotypes about who we should be and how we should behave.

Join Helen McCabe as she speaks with high-achieving women who bucked trends, disrupted systems and refused to quit. Women who built careers by forging their own paths.

Too Much is a podcast series proudly supported by Victoria ... more

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Recent Guests

Catherine Livingstone
Chancellor of UTS, accomplished businesswoman
University of Technology Sydney
Episode: 7. Catherine Livingstone was "too inexperienced"
Moana Kidd
Senior Constable with Victoria Police
Victoria Police
Episode: 4. Moana Kidd was "too open"
Chanel Contos
Activist and founder of the Teach Us Consent campaign
Episode: 2. Chanel Contos was "too disruptive"
Lydia Williams
Professional soccer player and Australia's longest-serving Matilda
Episode: 1. Lydia Williams was "too humble"
Unnamed guest
High-achieving woman sharing her experiences
Episode: We're still too much! Season two coming soon
Virginia Haussegger
Award-winning television journalist and passionate women's advocate
Episode: 7. Virginia Haussegger was "too outspoken"
Julie Bishop
Chancellor of the Australian National University and former Foreign Affairs Minister
Australian National University
Episode: 4. Julie Bishop was "too diplomatic"
Ilsa Wakeling
Acting Superintendent with Victoria Police
Victoria Police
Episode: 3. Ilsa Wakeling was "too unwell"

Host

Helen McCabe
Host of the podcast, known for her skillful interviewing and dedication to discussing women's issues, career paths, and empowerment.

Reviews

4.9 out of 5 stars from 92 ratings
  • Too much? More like not enough!

    These are such great conversations! Helen is such a skilled interviewer.

    Apple Podcasts
    5
    Ellaaa24
    Australia10 months ago
  • I’m too much

    Thanks for making this hope you make more

    Apple Podcasts
    5
    ginnysmitty86
    Australiaa year ago
  • Empathetic mentoring

    This pod is excellent mentoring from women who’ve seen the professional world in all its ugly glory, and I relate deeply to the ‘Too Emotional’ ep! I feel like it’s so rare to hear such frank discussion from accomplished women about the challenges along the way - and so helpful to hear how they navigate them. A brilliant listen

    Apple Podcasts
    5
    Christine Ellem
    Australiaa year ago
  • Relatable!

    A few of these episodes were speaking directly to me. Great mix of guests.

    Apple Podcasts
    5
    Mayonegg7
    Australiaa year ago
  • Fantastic guests

    The guests in this podcast are so impressive. What a privilege to hear the stories of these amazing women. Great convo with Australia’s longest serving Matilda!

    Apple Podcasts
    5
    Melissa Magpie
    Australiaa year ago

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Many find the discussions relatable and empowering, often resonating with their own experiences in the professional world.
The podcast is praised for its emphasis on mentorship and women's journeys to success, with several expressing a desire for more episodes.
Listeners appreciate the brilliant interviews and the range of impressive guests featured on the show.

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7. Catherine Livingstone was "too inexperienced"
Q: Have you felt that since then as a woman, you were required to deliver at such a higher level than you think men might have been required to deliver?
Probably possibly, especially when leading the Cochlear IPO, I was more judged by results rather than experience.
7. Catherine Livingstone was "too inexperienced"
Q: What was the next time that you were told that you were too inexperienced?
I went to a firm called Protector Safety... I was told I was too junior and it sat on his desk and he didn't use it.
6. Dr Anne Summers was "too driven"
Q: Let's talk a bit more about being driven or too driven. Has there been a particular project or cause that felt more emotionally demanding than others?
She mentions her current work related to domestic violence as particularly demanding, despite working mostly with data.
6. Dr Anne Summers was "too driven"
Q: Did you have the confidence of a 20-year-old? And have you always had it?
Dr. Summers admits she has not always had confidence, struggling with it in social settings but feeling capable on stage.
6. Dr Anne Summers was "too driven"
Q: What drove you?
Dr. Summers cites her huge amount of energy and strong sense of justice as driving factors in her life.

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This podcast focuses on the experiences and challenges that high-achieving women face in their careers, tackling societal stereotypes and expectations that often label them as 'too much'. It features in-depth conversations with diverse guests who have successfully navigated their paths in various fields, including business, academia, and activism. Listeners are encouraged to reflect on their identities and embrace their complexities rather than conform to societal norms. The program emphasizes empowerment, resilience, and the importance of mentorship, making it particularly appealing to those interested in women's rights and professional development.

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Recent guests on Too Much by Future Women include:

1. Catherine Livingstone
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3. Chanel Contos
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8. Ilsa Wakeling

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