Show Notes
Season 11 marks a new chapter - with a full visual refresh, studio-recorded conversations, and high-quality video episodes now available alongside the audio experience.
But the reason to listen hasn’t changed.
This is where you hear the stories most women never say out loud - and recognise parts of your own life in them.
Hosted by accredited transformational coach Lisa Quait, each episode gives you something to take with you - whether that’s clarity, perspective, reassurance, or the confidence to make a change in your own life.
From single motherhood to blended families, from burnout to rebuilding, from feeling lost to starting again - these are real experiences, shared honestly, without filters.
If you’ve ever questioned where you are, who you’ve become, or what comes next - this is for you.
Season 11 begins Tuesday 28th April.
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