For this last episode of the season, we continue our conversation on sports, activism and politics. What does it look like when athletes, singers and entertainers we look up to in their field have an opinion on current affairs and politics, and become the activists we need and serve.

When we set out to do this podcast, one of our core desires was to openly talk about and discuss all of the topics that have an influencer on our life - from politics to technology, to feminism, activism, motherhood, to football and Formula One.

In this episode Sorcha and Toni share their experience with the question - do you want kids? And the weight that comes with any and all decisions. These types of questions and assumptions are made every day of women without the acknowledgment of the gravity of the difficulty of that response.

"But there is still one private activity that no would-be political star dares admit to -- even though it's entirely legal and ethical, not to mention healthy." These were the opening words to a NYT opinion piece from 1997 and here we are 24 years later.

"But there is still one private activity that no would-be political star dares admit to -- even though it's entirely legal and ethical, not to mention healthy." These were the opening words to a NYT opinion piece from 1997 and here we are 24 years later.

When was the last time you used public transport? In a pre-Covid era, if you live in Europe, this is most likely an odd question to ask as it probably wasn't that long ago. In America, the car is still king.

Co-working spaces were at the height of their boom when the pandemic hit. WeWork was a leader in this industry and invested in the likes of The Wing.

The space that women take up is constantly questioned and judged regardless of whether it is offline or online. Are you really an expert on the topic? Why are you so angry? You don't need to shout to make your point? Are you on your period? Says the woman wearing the red lipstick...

We kick off our third season talking about the need and the added value of diverse voices.