S1 - EPISODE 1: with guest DANIELLE TODD - researcher, cross-fitter, and Women In Research (WIRe) London host

Tales of Female Badassery

In this first ever episode of Tales of Female Badassery, researcher, cross-fitter and Women In Research (WIRe) London host DANIELLE TODD talks about her everyday acts of badassery with podcast host and Not Sorry Club Founder, Betty Adamou.
Join this inspiring conversation as Danielle shares...

• the importance of bringing other women up the ladder
• kindness in the workplace
• the impact that an Irish mum can have on a daughter
• raising money for charity by running all night like a crazy person
• Buffy the Vampire Slayer, feminist T-shirt wearing, Karen from Will and Grace, and oh so much more!

As women, we are hungry for inspiring stories of unapologetic women, and the 8-part Tales of Female Badassery podcast brings us these stories through listening to real, everyday women.
After all, we've all heard those urban myths about the woman who refused to take the notes in the meeting - but we now need to hear these unapologetic tales direct from the women who live these badass lives.

Credits and show notes:

With thanks to Silverman Sounds for the copyright and royalty free music which we've edited to use for our intro and outro music (https://www.silvermansound.com)

Find Danielle and the organisations she's involved in online:

- Linked In: www.linkedin.com/in/danielleddtodd

- Instagram: @danielleddtodd

- Women in Research www.womeninresearch.org

- The Forge www.thisistheforge.com

- Just Giving page: www.justgiving.com/fundraising/danielleddtodd

- Louisa Olafuyi, who Danielle mentions in this episode, is Co-Founder and COO of Kunda Kids who provide award-winning children's books and media: https://kundakids.com

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