Category: podcast

What We’re Really Talking About When We Talk About Being A Woman Right Now From identity crises to actual crises, Super Bowl spectacles to the stuff nobody warns you about in midlife — this is the episode where we get into it. How society talks to women, how our bodies blindside us, and how the…

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# The Pink Tax, Menopause Products & The Disruptive Power of GLP-1 Drugs Get ready to challenge everything you thought you knew about women’s health, marketing, and societal pressures. This episode is a bold, unapologetic dive into the truths behind pink taxes, menopause marketing, and the revolutionary impact of weight loss drugs on our world.…

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In this conversation, Gemma Seager and Kate Beavis delveinto the complexities of celebrity culture, particularly focusing on Jameela Jamil’s recent controversies and the broader implications for women in public discourse. They explore themes of internalised misogyny, the role of socialmedia in shaping public opinion, and the power of organised women in advocating for change. The…

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In this episode of “Friday I’m in Bed,” hosts Kate Beavis and Gemma Seager delve into the Beckham family fallout, discussing the implications of choosing friends over family and the societal pressures on women. They also explore Lucy and Yak’s controversial sizing decision and its impact on inclusivity in fashion. The conversation shifts to the…

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In this episode of Friday I’m in Bed, Gemma Seager and Kate Beavis discuss the role of celebrities in political discourse at award shows, the controversy surrounding a hand-knitted cardigan on The Traitors, and the impact of Photoshop in media after Kate Winslet was heavily photoshopped for a Grazia cover. They also delve into the…

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This week on Friday I’m in Bed, we’re asking the big midlife questions: who decided the school day still makes sense, why flexible working is “flexible” for some but not others, what’s going on with clothing sizes and vanity sizing, and, because we’re us, finishing with the cultural battleground of emoji etiquette (Gen Z vs…

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In this episode of “Friday I’m in 2026,” Kate and Gemma dive into the future, exploring what might be considered embarrassing in 2026. From influencers to rage baiting, they discuss the evolving landscape of social norms and media trends. Join them as they dissect the headlines, challenge societal expectations, and share personal insights on autonomy…

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In this engaging conversation, Gemma Seager and Kate Beavis discuss their Christmas traditions, the nostalgia surrounding analog items, the resurgence of Y2K fashion trends, and the significance of tattoos in personal expression. They explore how these themes reflect a broader cultural shift towards valuing personal connections and experiences over digital ones.

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This week on Friday I’m In Bed, Gem and Kate unpack three stories that sound like “helpful advice” on the surface… until you realise who they’re aimed at and what they’re really saying. First up: the government’s obesity tsar suggesting smaller restaurant portions “for women and others with lower calorific needs.” Is this sensible public…

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As Christmas rolls around, Gem and Kate are asking a big seasonal question: is the traditional Christmas dinner over? In this episode of Friday I’m In Bed, two midlife women pick apart the pressure to produce a “perfect” roast, the rise of alternative Christmas dinner ideas (including takeaways and lasagne), and how much festive stress…

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