Ladies of Liverpool

Get ready for a magical sneak peek! In this week’s episode, we’re stepping behind the curtain at the iconic Epstein Theatre for an exclusive look at the upcoming Cinderella pantomime.Join us as we chat with the cast and discover how they’re bringing this classic tale to life, and get the inside scoop on what audiences can expect from this year’s festive spectacular. From dazzling costumes to laugh-out-loud panto antics, this episode is packed with charm, energy and a touch of fairy-godmother sparkle.Whether you’re a lifelong panto fan or gearing up for your first visit to the ball, you won’t want to miss this enchanting backstage journey. ✨Tune in now—and let the magic begin!

This week, we’re sitting down with the one and only Tyler Da Claire — creator, influencer, and all-around powerhouse who’s been making waves online with their authenticity and unapologetic confidence.In this powerful conversation, we dive deep into what it means to build a platform that stands for truth. Tyler opens up about the highs and lows of life as an influencer, the courage it takes to face online hate head-on, and the life-changing moment they decided to come out and share their full, unapologetic self with the world.It’s raw, it’s real, and it’s a reminder that the bravest thing any of us can do — is live our truth out loud.So settle in, take a deep breath, and let’s step into this powerful story with Tyler Da Claire.

In this engaging discussion, Paige Loraine, a pelvic floor specialist and founder of The Pelvic Floor Clinic Liverpool, dives into the often-taboo topic of pelvic health. She highlights the impact of bladder leaks on daily life and introduces groundbreaking treatments like vaginal rejuvenation. Particularly eye-opening is her warning about the severe bladder damage linked to ketamine use among young people, detailing the dramatic physical consequences and the urgent need for awareness and recovery support. Paige emphasizes the importance of proactive pelvic care for all.

This week on the podcast, we’re taking you behind the scenes at Brookside Close, where the cast and crew are hard at work recording a very special episode celebrating Hollyoaks’ 30th anniversary.We’ll be chatting with some familiar faces, hearing exclusive stories from set, and finding out what it’s like to bring this milestone moment to life. So grab a cuppa and join us as we step into the heart of Hollyoaks history.

This week on Ladies of Liverpool, we’re joined by three incredible women — Nikki Williams, Laura Shutt, and Kathryn Orr. They’re here to share their powerful stories, talk about the Fighting to be Heard charity, and discuss their inspiring new book.

Join us this week as Debbie Rogers and Terri Dwyer share the inspiring work being done at Sean’s Place and give us a glimpse into their upcoming Winter Glitter Ball fundraiser.

In this special episode, we’re joined by the incredible Suzanne Collins, ahead of her much anticipated appearance at the Hollyoaks celebration and the exciting Brookside comeback! Suzanne takes us on a heartfelt journey through her life in the spotlight from her early days as a beloved soap star to the impact fame had on her family and friendships.Expect candid reflections, emotional highs and lows, and plenty of laugh-out-loud moments as Suzanne shares stories you’ve never heard before. It’s an honest, warm, and nostalgic conversation that celebrates not only her career but also the resilience and humour that’s kept her shining through it all.Tune in for a mix of laughter, memories, and pure Scouse charm. Seriously this is one episode fans won’t want to miss!

In this powerful episode, we sit down with Jess, the inspiring founder of The Martin Gallier Project, a suicide prevention and crisis intervention charity she launched in memory of her father, Martin, after losing him to suicide.Jess opens up about her personal journey through loss, the stigma surrounding suicide, and how she transformed her grief into a lifeline for others. We explore the life-saving work her organization does providing immediate, frontline support for people in suicidal crisis and working tirelessly to ensure that no one faces such despair alone.This conversation is raw, moving, and full of hope. Jess reminds us that from the most painful experiences, we can create change that saves lives.⚠️ Trigger Warning: This episode discusses suicide and mental health struggles. If you or someone you know is struggling, please reach out for support through your local crisis helpline.