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It Takes Boobs Podcast

It Takes Boobs Podcast

By: Agenda Media
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So many of us have been shaped to believe it “takes balls” to show courage and get big things done. But we’re tired of this old, sexist trope, because we know that it’s regularly women who are pulling on the threads of progress and mustering up the courage to push forward.


It Takes Boobs is a new Women’s Agenda special podcast series supported by Stella Insurance that challenges the long-held stereotype of it "taking balls" to be courageous. It shines a light on stories of female trailblazers who embody courage, grit and resilience from all walks of life.


It Takes Boobs is part of a broader campaign by Stella Insurance that looks to expand our vernacular around bravery, looking at how women exemplify courage in their lives and careers.


This podcast series is produced by Agenda Media, publisher of Women’s Agenda.


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Episodes
  • Persistence: Samantha Gash
    Sep 6 2023
    In our sixth and final episode, we speak to professional endurance athlete Samantha Gash on her resilient journey and being pushed to her limits through numerous challenging terrain. Starting out in her career as a lawyer, Gash reflects on how she transitioned to professional ultrarunning. At just 25-years-old, she became the first woman and the youngest person at the time to complete, in one calendar year, the Four Deserts Grand Slam, which is four 250 kilometre desert ultramarathons, held in four deserts around the world. A trailblazer in the running world, Gash joins in conversation with Tarla Lambert on ‘It Takes Boobs’ to share how she has utilised her resilience and endurance capabilities to drive social impact initiatives and navigate everyday life. Learn more about Stella Insurance’s It Takes Boobs campaign, here.

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    34 mins
  • Strength: Balveen Ajimal
    Aug 30 2023
    In our fifth episode, we speak to Chief Operating Officer at Cancer Council Queensland Balveen Ajimal on her personal experience navigating endometriosis and advocating for other women as the Queensland Ambassador for Endometriosis Australia. With the debilitating disease affecting at least 1 in 9 women in Australia, Ajimal wants to open the women’s health conversation and ensure all women receive the support they need. Reflecting on her mother’s debilitating journey with the disease and her own endometriosis diagnosis being delayed, Ajimal joins in conversation with Tarla Lambert on ‘It Takes Boobs’ to discuss what needs to be created for future generations of women managing similar diagnoses. Learn more about Stella Insurance's It Takes Boobs campaign, here.

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    30 mins
  • Conviction: Ashlee Donohue
    Aug 23 2023
    In our fourth episode, we speak to proud Aboriginal woman and activist Ashlee Donohue, from the Dunghutti nation. Born and raised in Kempsey, NSW, she’s an author, educator and advocate for topics specifically surrounding anti-violence, anti-racism and Aboriginal women and has created a platform to share lived experiences, as well as a safe place for many Aboriginal women. Donohue has been incredibly open about her personal experience with violence, having survived an abusive relationship with her children’s father, and then navigating her son breaching an AVO against his own partner. In conversation with Tarla Lambert, on ‘It Takes Boobs’, she shares how she’s found the strength to persevere and drive to change systems that are broken. Learn more about Stella Insurance's It Takes Boobs campaign, here.

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    30 mins

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