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Women Who Work In Fieldsports

Women Who Work In Fieldsports

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This is a podcast discussing issues that are prevalent for women in business but particularly who work in shooting, hunting and fishing.

© 2025 Women Who Work In Fieldsports
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Episodes
  • Episode 6 - Anita North
    Jun 18 2025

    Anita North is a former English clay trap shooter known for her success in Olympic Trap. She began shooting in her late twenties and went on to win multiple Commonwealth Games medals, including gold in the women's trap at the 2010 Delhi Games. After retiring from competition in 2017, she became a respected coach on the British Shooting Talent Pathway. Based at Nuthampstead Shooting Ground, Anita is committed to developing new talent and promoting wider participation in the sport.

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    47 mins
  • Episode 5 - Philippa Davis
    May 13 2025

    Philippa Davis is the cookery columnist for The Field Magazine, a chef and tv presenter.

    She grew up with her extended family on a small holding in Dorset where her love for food and feeding people was sparked. At 14 she got her first job in a restaurant, it was hot, fast and furious and she was instantly hooked into the world of hospitality.

    In this podcast she joins Louisa and Vanessa to give an overview of how she got to where she is today.

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    42 mins
  • Episode 4 - Jessica Peace
    Apr 17 2025

    Jessica is founder of Kingstone Coaching and Training Consultancy.

    After working in the highly driven corporate sector for over twenty years, Jessica founded her own coaching and training consultancy, Kingstone, taking her side hustle of five years and developing it into a full-time business.

    Jessica found the corporate sector was hugely supportive in the growth and development of employees, yet, as soon as we step outside of the that world, the support with growth and development is often missing. Jessica’s mission is to help companies and individuals in the rural sector utilise their strengths and build their confidence to thrive within their working world and their life.

    When Jess isn’t working, she is clay and game shooting, adventuring in the
    outdoors, both in the UK and overseas, and has recently taken up fly fishing.

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    35 mins

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