Sports are for everyone, right?! So how come in 2024 in the media it is still a boys' club?

Emma Race, CEO of Making the Call, wants to change that and open a path for more women and non-binary people in sports broadcasting.

Sports are for everyone, right?! So how come in 2024 in the media it is still a boys' club?
Emma Race, CEO of Making the Call, wants to change that and open a path for more women and non-binary people in sports broadcasting.

Business by women for women. Raw, unfiltered conversations with trailblazing women, industry disruptors and thought leaders as they share hard-won wisdom, untold stories, and battle-tested strategies for overcoming the odds. 

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Business by women for women. Raw, unfiltered conversations with trailblazing women, industry disruptors and thought leaders as they share hard-won wisdom, untold stories, and battle-tested strategies for overcoming the odds. 
Hosted by the unapologetic and fearless Moana Hope, Entrepreneur Her dares to challenge the status quo with deep discussions on re-imagining leadership, financial freedom, smashing glass ceilings and breaking free from society's constraints.

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Get ready to shake things up with Entrepreneur Her – An Australian radio first with Moana Hope that's rewriting the rules for Women in business.


Hosted by the unapologetic and fearless Moana Hope, Entrepreneur Her dares to challenge the status quo with deep discussions on re-imagining leadership, financial freedom, smashing glass ceilings and breaking free from societal constraints.


From navigating the wild world of managing money and mortgages to conquering the boardroom with a baby on board –or weathering the storm of divorce to embracing the thrill of going solo –no topic is off limits.

Raw, unfiltered conversation featuring trailblazing Women, industry disruptors and thought leaders will keep you hooked as program guests share hard-won wisdom, untold stories, and battle-tested strategies for overcoming the odds.
Expect a line-up of invaluable knowledge, inspiration and personal stories.


Tune in to Entrepreneur Her with Disrupt Radio’s Moana Hope to connect with like-minded Women.

Get ready to shake things up with Entrepreneur Her – An Australian radio first with Moana Hope that's rewriting the rules for Women in business.
 Hosted by the unapologetic and fearless Moana Hope, Entrepreneur Her dares to challenge the status quo with deep discussions on re-imagining leadership, financial freedom, smashing glass ceilings and breaking free from societal constraints.
 From navigating the wild world of managing money and mortgages to conquering the boardroom with a baby on board –or weathering the storm of divorce to embracing the thrill of going solo –no topic is off limits.

Raw, unfiltered conversation featuring trailblazing Women, industry disruptors and thought leaders will keep you hooked as program guests share hard-won wisdom, untold stories, and battle-tested strategies for overcoming the odds.
Expect a line-up of invaluable knowledge, inspiration and personal stories.
 Tune in to Entrepreneur Her with Disrupt Radio’s Moana Hope to connect with like-minded Women.

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How to get more women into sports

She nearly started life as a spy, but Anna Mackenzie, a strategy consulant and podcaster, began her career with Japanese fashion giant Uniqlo and worked with MECCA founder, Jo Horgan and learned how world class businesses operate and grow.

She nearly started life as a spy, but Anna Mackenzie, a strategy consulant and podcaster, began her career with Japanese fashion giant Uniqlo and worked with MECCA founder, Jo Horgan and learned how world class businesses operate and grow.

How Uniqlo and MECCA made me

Anyone with a womb has experienced periods and yet stigma and shame still make it taboo to talk about.

But an honest, open, conversation can lead to less toxic and unsustainble products.

That's the mission of Mika Koelma and Zoe Fehlberg, the founders of Hey Zomi period discs.

Anyone with a womb has experienced periods and yet stigma and shame still make it taboo to talk about.
But an honest, open, conversation can lead to less toxic and unsustainble products.
That's the mission of Mika Koelma and Zoe Fehlberg, the founders of Hey Zomi period discs.

Anyone with a womb has experienced periods and yet stigma and shame still make it taboo to talk about.  But an honest, open, conversation can lead to less toxic and unsustainble products.  That's the mission of Mika Koelma and Zoe Fehlberg, the founders of Hey Zomi period discs.

Rethinking period products - Mika and Zoe from Hey Zomi

Colleen Callander was CEO of the leading fashion brand for 20 years, and is the Founder of Mentor Me Women, a mentoring/coaching service for women.

Colleen Callander was CEO of the leading fashion brand for 20 years, and is the Founder of Mentor Me Women, a mentoring/coaching service for women.

How to get more women into sports

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