We've got trailblazers everywhere today! Superstar of STEM and neurophysiologist Dr Kelsi Dodds talks about the latest research into female pelvic pain, and the huge steps the superstars of STEM program are making to get greater diversity in the field and on our screens. Then we hear from Broad Radio favourite, Kerri Sackville about her hugely courageous adventure... the dreaded presummer swimsuit shop. Why are those damn lights so fluorescent? And why is the fabric so bloody incapable of holding anything where it needs to be? But first, we kick off the show by celebrating co-host and diver ..read more

Musical superstar and sunshine-personified, Lucy Durack, shares her new mental well-being app, Hey Lemonade! Sometimes when we're feeling mentally yucky, the best remedy is a quick pep-talk from a friend to lift our spirits, and that's exactly what Hey Lemonade does, providing 3-minute pep talks in your pocket, delivered in voices you know and love. Because who wouldn't want Maggie Beer telling them that everything's going to be okay before a work presentation? Plus, we're just 3 months out from the biggest party in the world, Sydney World Pride 2023! It's the first time the event w ..read more

This episode is all about LOVE, as we delve into all its many deep, beautiful, and intense forms far beyond romance with writer, Clementine Ford, and musician, Libby O'Donovan off the back of their Love Sermon tour, 'A secular sermon on matters of the heart'. We unpack the profound nature of self-love and sisterhood and how the ways we experience and accept love change with wisdom as we mature. But first, Jo and Anjali discuss a special new addition to the Broad Radio office! AND... ☎️ Join the conversation live each Tuesday morning 9-10 am AEST through Facebook, Youtube, and Twitch and on ..read more

’90s hit Heart Break High is back and it's got us (and the rest of the world) buzzing! One of the series' incredible writers, Marieke Hardy joined us to unpack all its glory, from its deeply Australian roots to its beautifully diversity and real depiction of adolescence. Although there’s no Drazic or 90s style long unwashed hair, it still hits the nostalgia soft spot for the original fans and is connecting with generations across the globe. But first, we kick off the episode with an ode to musical legend, Dolly Parton as she enters the Rock Hall of Fame, and answer the question… does she ..read more

Everyone deserves to be safe at work. This week the Respect at Work Bill was passed through the House of Representatives, moving the duty to employers to eliminate discrimination, sexual harassment, and victimisation in the workplace.  Former Federal MP, Julia Banks, shares light on the very timely discussion and the momentous effect this legislative change will have on woman and girls in the workplace and gender equity from the top down.  We follow that with another important conversation with McAulay Community Services CEO, Jocelyn Bignold OAM. An organisation that provides criti ..read more

How do you say no to things when you have been brought up to be a people pleaser? Well if anyone has the advice to listen to it has to be Oprah, and in this episode, Jo and Nelly Thomas kick off by trying out Oprah's top 5 ways to say no to things. Then we find out what our outfits say about us, not our body shapes but what is in our souls! Gasp!! when the host of the TV show 'Undressed' Katherine Eisman joins us to tell us how this tv show has changed lives, and how what we choose to wear says so much about who we really are. She also gives Jo and Nelly the lowdown on what their outfits say ..read more

Immerse yourself in creative glory with these chats with the glorious Virginia Gay and Australian artistic royalty, Bertie Blackman. Jo Stanley and Nelly Thomas discuss the joys of theatre with Virginia, what it means to connect with the actors as the audience, and how connection was something we all craved when the world shut down. And Bertie Blackman shares the background that was her childhood with famous artistic parents, and how she needed to write about her bohemian life before she became a mother herself. Don't forget to subscribe, share with your pals.... and give us a rating! AND ..read more

Who doesn’t love a bit of cabaret? Award-winning rock-cabaret legend, Geraldine Quinn joins us for some much-needed laughs, as we talk about sticking with your passions, and the wisdom and boldness that comes with entering middle age.  Plus, Kirsty Webeck shares her hilarious experience of dealing with unsolicited feedback. Don't forget to subscribe, share with your pals.... and give us a rating! AND... ☎️ Join the conversation live each Tuesday morning 9-10am AEST through Facebook, Youtube and Twitch and on the phones on 1300 8 BROAD join us live by commenting on the FB or Youtube live ..read more

It's International Day of the Girl and we celebrate girls and young women with this episode as Jo and co host Serpil Senelmis discuss their own childhoods, their hopes and dreams, and speak with Jessica Brown, founder of the Warrior Women Foundation, on how she works tirelessly to support and mentor young women who are coming out of foster care at 18 and empowers them by teaching them life skills. And Abbie is perhaps the youngest media mogul you'll meet, she's 12 and the founder of 'Her Way magazine' a publication focussing on showcasing women's sport. We chat with Abbie and find out what it ..read more

Audrey Hepburn was a fashion icon, a humanitarian and film star, and who doesn't love Breakfast at Tiffany's? Fashion illustrator and author Megan Hess's new book is a celebration of the beauty Audrey Hepburn brought to the world through her performance, clothes and her kindness and work with Unicef. Fashion illustrator Megan Hess has written and illustrated a bunch of beautiful books for all ages celebrating couture and this latest book is no exception, and through her art work she's empowering little (and big) girls alike to take on the world.. and look fabulous at the same time! Don't for ..read more