Emma Cox, CEO of Endometriosis UK, joins Owning Space to discuss the realities of endometriosis care, diagnosis delays, and what needs to change to improve outcomes for women.

Bianca Best (Author & Coach): Burnout, Boundaries and Balance

Liza Al Sady, founder of We The Conscious, joins Owning Space to explore breathwork, trauma, and how the body holds past experiences, with insight into healing and nervous system regulation.

Gabriella “Gabz” Pearson joins Owning Space for a deeply personal conversation about hysterectomies, medical gaslighting, and finding hope after life changing gynaecological surgery.

Alex Orfanides, founder of Hypermobility HQ, joins Owning Space to unpack the links between hypermobility, EDS, gut health and ADHD, and why these connections are so often missed in women’s healthcare.

Tilly Rose, author of Be Patient, joins Owning Space to talk about living for 20 years without answers, being dismissed by the healthcare system, and what it takes to survive invisible illness. This episode explores medical uncertainty, advocacy, and how finding your voice can change everything.

Alice Van Der Schoot, neuroscientist and founder of Ditto Daily, joins Owning Space to unpack ADHD, PMDD and autism - exploring how hormonal changes affect the brain, what PMDD can reveal on brain scans, and the emerging overlap with Ehlers-Danlos syndrome and endometriosis.

Emilie Lavinia, Wellbeing Editor at The Independent and host of the Well Enough podcast, on sexual wellness, modern womanhood and the rise of the manosphere, exploring the cultural shifts and pressures shaping women today.

Sanju Pal, endometriosis advocate and workplace equality campaigner, joins Owning Space to discuss endometriosis, workplace discrimination, employment rights and the landmark legal case helping to reshape workplace protections for women living with chronic illness.

Emma-Louise Boynton, writer and broadcaster, joins Owning Space to discuss sex, shame, desire, pleasure and the messages women absorb about their bodies and sexuality, exploring body image, eating disorders, sexual double standards and what it can take to question the conditioning that shapes our relationship with ourselves.

Mady Miles, a somatic practitioner and grief facilitator, joins Owning Space to explore grief, loss and learning to live alongside it. Following the death of her brother by suicide, Mady shares how bereavement has shaped her relationships, her connection to her body and her understanding of healing. We discuss guilt, the pressure to move on, how to support someone who is grieving and why community and connection matter.