Women Are Mad
Women Are MadHere at WAM, our mission is Making Feelings Fashionable.
For all time, women have been called hysterical, crazy and 'over' emotional. We teach you that your emotions are in fact your superpower. Starting from the launchpad of anger, the most taboo of feelings for women. Each week, psychotherapist Jennifer Cox and writer Salima Saxton invite a brilliant woman to talk about what makes them mad, and ... more
| Publishes | Twice monthly | Episodes | 125 | Founded | 3 years ago |
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| Number of Listeners | Categories | Health & FitnessMental HealthSociety & CulturePersonal Journals | |||
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As a special treat to wrap up the first season of Writers On The Couch, Jen speaks at a Waterstones Live event with the glorious author Lucy Ashe.
In celebration of Lucy's hotly-anticipated new novel The Model Patient, Jen and Lucy get stuck into th... more
The billion dollar industry that is self-help may ultimately save us all, and here's a woman who knows.
When Tamu Thomas wrote Women Who Work Too Much, she thought she was simply conveying common sense. Today, Jen and Tamu discuss accidentally writi... more
Lucy Vine is WAM's romcom queen. And she's written 8 of them so far, so there's fortunately a plenitude for you to get stuck into, too.
She's also just embarked on her first ComCrim, the hilariously brilliant, fabulously feminist Lottery Winners Wid... more
Poorna Bell is our Woman To Watch. And listen to.
Today, the former editor of HuffPost and author of six non-fiction and fiction titles shares her truths with Jen. Together, they trace Poorna's story from the time of her first book, 'Chase The Rainb... more
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Please talk about the personal effects of suppression of anger within the intimacy of family culture not just the wider culture. Dynamics that "allow" one person to express anger, (usually a parent) and express without regard for others. All other family members (particularly females) are not given permission for response or expression. This form of suppression which becomes oppressive is particular and significant within the culture of the family.
Apple Podcasts5ZeldaLouise
United States6 months ago - Life-changing!
Authentic, wise, funny and heartbreaking. Listening to these women makes me feel like I’m not alone. It’s like having best friends who don’t judge and always give the best advice ( whilst also sharing their own vulnerabilities which is not always the case with friends in real life ;)Thank you Salima and Jennie! 🙏🙌♥️
Apple Podcasts5Aniaterri
Polanda year ago - Josie
This is such a brilliant podcast. It is brimming with wisdom, humour, intelligence and warmth. A real celebration of all the madness. ❤️
Apple Podcasts5JosieRBT
United Kingdom2 years ago - Love this!
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Apple Podcasts5rayray_popcornUnited Kingdom2 years ago - Love it
Love this- empowering and inspiring conversation
Apple Podcasts5Ant 97537United Kingdom2 years ago
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A candid, conversation-driven show that centers on women, anger, and emotional intelligence, blending personal stories with professional insights. Discussions span writing, publishing, motherhood, empowerment, mental health, and social issues, with humor and warmth that make tough topics approachable. Noteworthy personality is the consistent focus on reframing anger as a liberating force, plus a recurring emphasis on solidarity among women and practical guidance for navigating work, relationships, and creativity.
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Recent guests on Women Are Mad include:
1. Lucy Ashe
2. Tamu Thomas
3. Lucy Vine
4. Poorna Bell
5. Ruth Ware
6. Eva Verde
7. Monique Roffey
8. Emma Jane Unsworth
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