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Wonder Women: Power Reimagined

Wonder Women: Power Reimagined

By: Nuala Dent & Jane Lowther
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The podcast that dives deep into power, leadership and the dynamics of being a woman at work. If you've ever felt like the way forward is anything but clear cut, Wonder Women is here to ask interesting questions and canvas multiple perspectives. Together, we'll challenge the norms, reframe the narrative, and discover what it might look like for women to lead with power and integrity

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  • The Power we Hold in Roles and Across Systems
    May 23 2025

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    In this episode, we delve into the dynamics of power through Barry Oshry’s powerful framework of Uppers, Middles, and Bottoms, revealing how systemic roles shape behaviour, perception, and tension. We explore how people can use power with greater awareness from wherever they sit in the system, and how privilege and intersectionality influence these dynamics. A thought-provoking conversation for anyone seeking to lead, relate, or intervene more consciously within complex systems.

    Wonder Women: Power Reimagined explores how women experience, express, and redefine power. Join us each week as we unpick old narratives, challenge expectations, and imagine new ways of leading that are grounded, connected, and bold.

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    23 mins
  • Unlearning Patterns and Building Resilience
    Apr 30 2025

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    What happens when you begin to step into your power. In this episode, we explore the resistance that often arises when you begin to change - both from within and from those around you - and how to navigate it with awareness, courage, and clarity.

    We name the subtle and overt ways power is policed - especially for women - and how fear of judgement, loss, or failure can hold us back. From childhood labels like “bossy” to adult stereotypes like “aggressive” or “too emotional,” we unpack the social scripts that get activated when you challenge the status quo.

    More importantly, we offer strategies to build resilience so you can keep moving forward: recognising your triggers, finding support, practicing self-compassion, and responding differently.


    Wonder Women: Power Reimagined explores how women experience, express, and redefine power. Join us each week as we unpick old narratives, challenge expectations, and imagine new ways of leading that are grounded, connected, and bold.

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    22 mins
  • Power Scripts: What We Learn Before We Lead
    Apr 8 2025

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    In this episode of Wonder Women: Power Reimagined, we look at how childhood, school, and social life form our earliest 'power scripts' - the often-unseen patterns that shape how we respond to authority and step into leadership today.

    For women in leadership, these inherited scripts can influence how power is perceived, claimed, or resisted in professional settings. The journey to reimagining power begins in the quiet recognition of the stories that have shaped us. In this episode, we reflect on how our early imprints play out at work, how they shape our experiences of hierarchy, conflict, and influence, and what becomes possible when we begin to question them.

    Wonder Women: Power Reimagined explores how women experience, express, and redefine power. Join us each week as we unpick old narratives, challenge expectations, and imagine new ways of leading that are grounded, connected, and bold.

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    20 mins

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