Feb 17, 2026 · 47 min · 16 segments
Today we’re joined by broadcaster, DJ and mum of two, Ashley James for an empowering conversation about being a mum, and a woman in today's society. Ashley opens up about some hair-raising stories…
Ashley JamesGuest
Georgia DaytonHost
Zoe HardmanHost
I think she, yeah, I mean, she really gets her message across and really does challenge you, do you think? And I really love that about her.
And, you know, anyone listening, you don't, like she said, you don't have to agree with everything she says.
Like she says that herself, you know, she doesn't want everyone to agree always.
But what she's doing is raising things that maybe we've never thought about or you know sort of opening up conversations around the way that we might have been treated as teenagers and helping us think and then also for us people who are raising boys and girls right now how we can help them support them and so they don't sort of face the same challenges as we did
I don't know if you agree with this, George, but I find it really interesting that she's found her voice a bit later in, you know, I mean, she's only, she's not even 40 yet, but, you know, like as in she had to go through all that experience to then really think, deeply think about what has happened to her in her life and how she can try and change the future for our kids.
I really admire anybody that's got such a strong voice in a space like that, which is, you know, there's not many other people banging the drum that loudly.
And, you know, she's going up against politicians and Nick Ferrari and, you know, debating on tech.
And definitely have a read of her book if you are listening because there really is something in it for every stage.
I think she, yeah, I mean, she really gets her message across and really does challenge you, do you think? And I really love that about her.
And, you know, anyone listening, you don't, like she said, you don't have to agree with everything she says.
Like she says that herself, you know, she doesn't want everyone to agree always.
But what she's doing is raising things that maybe we've never thought about or you know sort of opening up conversations around the way that we might have been treated as teenagers and helping us think and then also for us people who are raising boys and girls right now how we can help them support them and so they don't sort of face the same challenges as we did
I don't know if you agree with this, George, but I find it really interesting that she's found her voice a bit later in, you know, I mean, she's only, she's not even 40 yet, but, you know, like as in she had to go through all that experience to then really think, deeply think about what has happened to her in her life and how she can try and change the future for our kids.
I really admire anybody that's got such a strong voice in a space like that, which is, you know, there's not many other people banging the drum that loudly.
And, you know, she's going up against politicians and Nick Ferrari and, you know, debating on tech.
And definitely have a read of her book if you are listening because there really is something in it for every stage.
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