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Women's Business

Nicky Denson-Elliott
Mental Health
Women In Business
Entrepreneurship
Self-Love Revolution
Parenting
Motherhood
Empowerment
Burnout
Work-Life Balance
Divorce
Community Building
Gender Equality
Therapy
Career Transition
Feminism
Male Allyship
Post-Natal Depression
Self-Care
Coaching
Success

Nicky Denson-Elliott talks to a host of women about their career paths, from early memories of work through careers advice (or lack of it), and first jobs, up to present day. With all their insight and learnings along the way, these conversations are designed to both inspire and empower women in their own career journeys.

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My guest this week is illustrator and artist Louise Lockhart, aka The Printed Peanut. Louise shares growing up with artist parents, studying illustration at Glasgow School of Art, and initially waitressing and travelling while building a portfolio. A... more

In this episode I interview executive coach and author of More Money, More Life Sarah Bennett-Nash, who spent 20 years in investment banking, including roles at Goldman Sachs before moving into coaching and changing her relationship with work and mon... more

My guest this week is Danielle Close - founder of My Skin Feels - a skincare brand using rescued food.

Danielle discusses early lessons about hard work from her entrepreneurial father and teacher mother, struggling in an academic school as a dyslex... more

My guest this week is Sally McLaren, founder of Ivy - a women’s essentials brand made with certified organic cotton.

In this conversation Sally traces her early exposure to her parents’ family publishing business, her passion for textiles, and a fa... more

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Recent Guests

Sally McLaren
Founder of Ivy, organic cotton essentials brand
Ivy
Episode: #116: Redefining the Basics: Sally McLaren on Building A Sustainable Clothing Brand
June Angelides
Venture partner at Samos Investments, founder of Levare Ventures and angel investor
Samos Investments; Levare Ventures
Episode: #115: Where Passion and Purpose Meets Profit with June Angelides
Caro Giles
Author, columnist, musician, former actor and full-time carer
Episode: #114 Home Education, Hope and Hardship: Caro Giles Speaks on Writing, Caring, and Survival
Tara Dixon
Personal trainer, business owner, mom of two
Episode: #113 From Fad Diets to A Life-Changing Focus on Fitness with Tara Dixon
Holly Brooke
Co-founder of We Are Regular, a constipation-focused supplement brand
We Are Regular
Episode: #112: Career, Constipation, and the Company She had to Build with Holly Brooke
Niki Hutchison
Marketing Strategist and founder of Fully Booked Bootcamp and Marketing Insiders Club
Marketing Insiders Club, Fully Booked Bootcamp
Episode: #111: Becoming Fully Booked with Marketing Guru Niki Hutchison
Dolly Jones
Journalist, former editor of vogue.com, Condé Nast strategy director, author of Leaving the Ladder Down
Condé Nast / Vogue | Author
Episode: #110: What Leaving The Ladder Down Really Looks Like with Dolly Jones
Joeli Brearley
Founder of Pregnant Then Screwed
Pregnant Then Screwed
Episode: #109: Turning Anger Into Action With Joeli Brearley
Samantha Harman
Personal stylist, journalist, and author; founder of wardrobe-based personal branding
Self-employed / stylist and author
Episode: #108: Styling a Revolution: Samantha Harman's Path to Personal Transformation

Host

Nicky Denson-Elliott
Host of Women's Business

Reviews

5.0 out of 5 stars from 87 ratings
  • Redefining the narrative

    For anyone who wants to learn about women, work, ambition, running a business listen to this podcast. It is challenging the narrative around all of this and more. If you’re thinking of making a change, if you know there is something better for you, this is the podcast to inspire and support you whilst giving you a big hug!

    Apple Podcasts
    5
    Gemma Sewell
    United Kingdom5 months ago
  • A non-negotiable listen

    I listen to these episodes weekly and look forward to each one. Nicky’s interviewing style means that she asks the questions you want to know and finds all sorts of things out about her guests. The range of women here are inspirational and I’ve learnt something from each of them. Highly recommend.

    Apple Podcasts
    5
    FemkeSS
    United Kingdom8 months ago
  • So listenable!

    Nicky creates such real, meaningful connections with her guests. Super helpful & a joy to listen to.

    Apple Podcasts
    5
    Mandy Lehto
    United Kingdom8 months ago
  • Brilliant and so relatable!!

    Love every single one of these conversations.

    Apple Podcasts
    5
    GHGoodwin
    United Kingdom9 months ago
  • Fabulous podcast

    I really enjoy this podcast- as an ex corporate world full time employee turned female founder, all the episodes are SO brilliant!

    Apple Podcasts
    5
    TMGLS24
    United Kingdoma year ago

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Audience finds episodes inspiring and actionable for women in business.
Show consistently delivers mentor-like conversations with strong, diverse female leaders.
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#101: Being Rich and Rested: The Currency of Transformation with Yinka Ewuola
Q: How do you define success for yourself and others in business?
Success is creating wins for all stakeholders, not just personal autonomy; money must exist for a business to be sustainable, and being wealthy should be paired with being rested to sustain long-term impact.
#101: Being Rich and Rested: The Currency of Transformation with Yinka Ewuola
Q: What happened when you went into Goldman Sachs and why did you leave?
She joined to understand money as a lever for change, learned what money can and cannot do in a banking career, faced a pivotal moment when pregnancy and workplace dynamics forced a departure, and used that experience to pivot toward helping women build wealth through cash flow and mindset.
#101: Being Rich and Rested: The Currency of Transformation with Yinka Ewuola
Q: First question is the same to everyone. Can you talk to me first about your earliest memories of work and what that might have meant to you?
Yinka recalls starting a car wash at seven, the mixed messages from her mother about earning money, and how those early experiences shaped her view that money and worth are not simply tied to work, but to broader social and cultural expectations.
#99: Powerful Women and The Feminist Lens: A Candid Talk with Sophie Lee
Q: Can you talk to me first about your earliest memories of work and what that meant to you?
Sophie recalls starting work at 13 with her mother's market research business, learning responsibility through behind-the-mirror observation of editors and journalists, which sparked an awareness of journalism but also skepticism about the field.
Pricing as Logic and Sales Without the Shame with Sara Dalrymple
Q: How did you transition from photography to personal branding and helping others be seen online?
She recounts starting with photography to pay the bills, then expanding into personal branding photos and client-facing conversations during shoots, which naturally evolved into offering help with visibility and marketing foundations for other women.

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Frequently Asked Questions About Women's Business

What is Women's Business about and what kind of topics does it cover?

The series centers on women who have navigated career paths across a wide range of industries, from corporate to entrepreneurship, with a strong focus on burnout, resilience, leadership, and work-life balance. Guests frequently share personal pivots, lessons learned, and practical advice for empowerment, pricing, financial literacy, and wellbeing in business. A notable strength is its blend of candid personal storytelling with actionable insights, often championing female empowerment and redefining traditional notions of success. The show tends to feature founders, coaches, authors, and professionals who openly discuss challenges, self-advocacy, and community support, making it valuable for listeners seeking concrete guidance and inspiratio... more

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1. Sally McLaren
2. June Angelides
3. Caro Giles
4. Tara Dixon
5. Holly Brooke
6. Niki Hutchison
7. Dolly Jones
8. Joeli Brearley

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