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Happier Grey Podcast

Happier Grey Podcast

By: Helen Johnson
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I'm pro-ageing and love my grey hair, but I know it can be quite intimidating to take the plunge, so each week, on the Happier Grey Podcast, I'll be chatting to other women who've chosen to embrace the grey in the hope of inspiring and supporting you, whether you already have silver hair, are in the process of going grey, or just considering ditching the dye.

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Episodes
  • Episode 76 - With Rachel Jammeh
    Aug 29 2025

    In this week's episode I'm chatting to Rachel Jammeh, who only tried to have her hair dyed once... and ended up in hospital following a severe allergic reaction to the dye.

    As a result covering her greys has never been an option for Rachel, as it could quite literally kill her. As a result, she's comfortable accepting ageing naturally, but has had both positive and negative reactions from others about her grey hair.

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    18 mins
  • Episode 75 - With Kim McClaran
    Aug 22 2025

    This week I'm chatting to Kim McClaran, who is based in the States.

    She originally had pale red hair, which faded to blonde, rather than having obvious white hairs. She has only ever used temporary dyes on her hair, which she started colouring at the request of her spouse, because her fading hair made him think about his own ageing.

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    22 mins
  • Episode 74 - With Helen Davis
    Aug 15 2025

    In this episode I'm chatting the Helen Davis, who's decision to stop dyeing her hair coincided with major life changes in 2015.

    Helen first started dyeing her hair as a result of a comment her sister made ahead of her getting married. So, I couldn't resist asking her whether her sister still dyed her hair!

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    18 mins
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