Talk It Out | Women's Agenda

Cyan Ta'eed on time management, working smart & not giving a f*ck. Cyan Ta'eed is the co-founder of Envato, one of Australia's most celebrated and successful startups. More recently she launched Hey Tiger, an ethical chocolate company. In this interview with Angela Priestley, she talks about why she decided to do the startup thing all over again, and how she gets so much done in between wearing multiple hats, including as the mum of two young kids. For more Women's Agenda Talk It Out Episodes visit http://eaglewavesradio.com.au/show/view/talk-it-out

Should men be afraid to mentor women? And the swift comebacks to sexism in sport. The post Weinstein/#MeToo corporate world in which (some) men claim they're now concerned about mentoring women. And how female commentators are owning the World Cup and changing sport for the better. With Tarla Lambert, Georgie Dent & Angela Priestley For more info visit http://eaglewavesradio.com.au/episode/view/talk-it-out-should-men-be-afraid-to-mentor-women

What are some of the game-changes for women at work?  Angela and Georgie  speak with Tarla Lambert about paid paternal leave and workplace sexual harrassment! For more information about this episode visit http://eaglewavesradio.com.au/episode/view/talk-it-out-game-changers-for-women-at-work

What are some of the traps and challenges of health in a women's career?  Angela and Georgie  speak about how you can stay well both physically and mentally and about contrasts in diversity. For m ore information about this episode visit http://eaglewavesradio.com.au/episode/view/talk-it-out-staying-well-at-work

Why can't we all just work flexibly?   Angela & Georgie speak with Jacquie Park from Honest by Carrots Money about how to find a great mentor, and how to make flexible work work. For m ore information about this episode visit http://eaglewavesradio.com.au/episode/view/talk-it-out-flexible-work-shouldnt-be-hard-or-career-limiting

Should businesses be focussing on Unconcious Bias Training? Angela & Georgie speak with Kate Mills about Unconcious bias, Productivity - when is the best time to work and whether a laptopless life is possible. For m ore information about this episode visit http://eaglewavesradio.com.au/episode/view/talk-it-out-is-a-laptop-life-possible

With the push for gender quotas are we really getting the right person for every job? What is imposter syndrome? Angela & Georgie speak with Anne-Marie Elias about her next hackathon and who is impacted by financial inclusion. For more information about the episode visit http://eaglewavesradio.com.au/episode/view/talk-it-out-are-we-really-getting-the-right-person-for-the-job

This week Angela Priestley and Georgie Dent are joined by one of the freelancer journalists at Women's Agenda, Lucia Osborne Crowley, for the final Work It Out episode of the year. The women discuss a few of the biggest stories of the year, including Donald Trump and Harvey Weinstein. They also share some of their favourite things from the year, from books to technology and finally, leave listeners with a key work it out tip each.

In this episode Angela Priestley and Georgie Dent from Women's Agenda are joined by former leader of The Australian Greens, Christine Milne. Christine explains why and how she become an environmental activist. She also discuss the Australian same sex marriage plebiscite, her recently launched autobiography 'An Activist Life' and women in politics.

In this episode Angela Priestley and Georgie Dent from Women's Agenda are joined by Natalie Isaacs, founder of 1 Million Women and this year's Australian Geographic Society Conservationist of the Year Recipient/Award Winner. Natalie discusses a few different topics including the role women play in addressing climate change, how she came to form 1 Million Women and the journey she took to becoming an 'empowered woman.' You don't want to miss this one!

This week Angela Priestley and Georgie Dent from Women's Agenda are joined by Anne-Marie Elias, their 2017 Agenda Setter of the Year. They discuss a range of different topics from homelessness in Australia to how you become an 'agenda setter' and how to not be 'mainstream.' Anne-Marie also leaves our listeners with her work it out tips.

This week Angela Priestley and Georgie Dent from Women's Agenda are joined by Avril Henry, leadership futurist, executive coach and frequent media commentator. Discussing a range of topics like, how we can get Domestic Violence back on the national political agenda, the rise of fear mongering and negativity in Australia and Impostor Syndrome: What is it. Who has it. How can we overcome it?

Georgie Dent from Women's Agenda is joined by Lisa Mackay Sim, from Business Events Sydney. They talk about what the 2018 Global Summit for Women is and how you can get involved, how we can get more women involved when it comes to speaking at events and the role of women's events in post Trump world.

This week Angela Priestley and Georgie Dent from Women's Agenda are joined by Ben Webster, co-founder of Travel With Jane. Discussing a range of things such as why he introduced a 16% discount for female customers, why he is so passionate about the gender pay gap and the latest stats regarding women on boards.

This week Angela Priestley and Georgie Dent from Women's Agenda are joined by Natasha Stewart, founder of The Business Jump.

This week Angela and Georgie speak to labor MP Terri Butler on her new book, Labor of Love. They also discuss diversity in politics and being a mother in the workforce, amongst other things.

This week Angela Priestley and Georgie Dent are joined by Kate Ashmore from Ashmore Legal to talk about sexual harassment and assault following the Universities report, HILDA findings re attitudes towards men and women at home and good things you can achieve in 10 days in light of Anthony Scaramucci's brief tenure at the White House.

This week Angela Priestley and Georgie Dent are joined by Lucy Perry, author, speaker, rule breaker and CEO, talking about senior executive men behaving badly, should CEOs be punished for having secret affairs with more junior staff Also, the rise of strong female characters and why are some people so upset at a woman playing The Doctor?

This week Angela Priestley and Georgie Dent are joined by Councillor Angela Vithoulkas, City of Sydney Independent Councillor, media commentator and small business advocate to talk about trolls, flexible work and more.

This week Angela Priestley and Georgie Dent are joined by Rebekah Campbell founder of Hey You to talk about Theresa May, Yahoo's Marissa Mayer and the "glass cliff" and more.