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Adele Roberts - Radio 1 DJ, multi-marathon 6-Star Medal runner, Guinness world record holder, sports commentator, acclaimed author and brilliant audio-book reader, a Dancing on Ice expert, Big Brother alumni, I'm A Celebrity survivor, multi-award winning LGBT rights campaigner, post-Bowel cancer stoma-celebrating celesbian, owner of an infectiously lovable laugh, a woman with unstoppable energy and an all round lovely, lovely person. And still we've missed something out... oh, Audrey. How could we forget Audrey?
Sport has played a hugely important role throughout Adele's life, from BMX-ing with the boys as a kid to smashing through the glass ceiling in the male-dominated world of DJ-ing.
In this hugely joyous, uplifting episode, Adele talks about
- growing up and running with the boys, both professionally and personally
- facing the challenges of bowel cancer whilst living her sporting life to the max - with her stoma Audrey
- her wonderful, nurturing relationship with her beautiful partner, Kate Holderness.
You can follow the wonderful Adele Roberts on Instagram here. And here on the 94%, we highly recommend you do!
[Note: The number of Deloitte Olympians at Paris 2024 was actually 19]
94% of women working in C-suite executive roles played sport at a younger age,
52% at university level*.
In all walks of life, not just the C-Suite, participation in sport from an early age promotes professional excellence, in whatever field a woman moves into. And that’s a fact.
Sport helps develop resilience, discipline and teamwork. Together these form a holy trinity for success.
Hosts Rachel Shelley (Helena Peabody on TV’s The L Word, gay icon and mother to a teen girl in London) and Dublin’s Nikki Symmons (former international hockey and cricket player for 13 years, Ireland’s first female athlete to come out as gay and a specialised DEI advisor) talk to some of your favourite high-achieving women from all walks of life, about how their sporting experiences have shaped them in weird, wonderful and often whacky ways. With a lot of laughter en route.
They discuss the wild and varied parallels they see between competitive sport and their real-life experiences.
How lessons learnt on the pitch shape their behaviour off the field.
How sport has made them the women they are today.
And how they got off the blocks at the very start.
But it’s not just the sporting elite in their new careers that we hear from, although our host Nikki will keep us anchored in that arena. Our guests include high-flyers from the world of entertainment, politics, media and corporate… wherever successful athletes find themselves.
And that’s everywhere.
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