ABOUT THIS PODCAST 🔗
Women’s experiences at work can be challenging, rewarding, and downright ugly – sometimes in the same week. The Broad Experience sparks candid conversations about women, men, careers, and success. We discuss the stuff everyone’s thinking about, but not always talking about. Leaves you feeling more enlightened and less alone. Hosted by journalist Ashley Milne-Tyte.
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Update frequency:
every 22 days
Average audio length:
22 minutes
English
United States
207 episodes
since April 1, 2012
episodic
AUDIENCE OF THIS PODCAST 🔗
~79.43% of listeners are from United States.
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US
79.43%
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GB
7.47%
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IE
3.73%
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CA
2.33%
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PH
1.40%
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ZA
0.93%
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HK
0.46%
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MU
0.46%
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TH
0.46%
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RO
0.46%
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KE
0.46%
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IR
0.46%
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AU
0.46%
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DE
0.46%
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IN
0.46%
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JP
0.46%
Others
0.11%
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LATEST EPISODE 🔗
In this, the final episode of The Broad Experience, I talk to three women about what has changed for women at work during the past decade, and what remains to be done.
I began this show in 2012. Back then women and the workplace was a little discussed topic, and almost no one was podcasting about i…
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PREVIOUS EPISODES 🔗
Shame, guilt, trauma…these are just some of the words that came up in my conversations for this show on women’s relationship with money. Why IS that relationship so complicated? Two women with different money backgrounds, knowledge, and expectations, help me delve into that question.
My first guest…
Ageism and sexism are sometimes described as a double-whammy that hits women later in life. Which is a bit worrying, because I’m 52 and wrapping up this show after a decade of production. Onto new things - I hope!
My first guest lives in New Zealand and recently got back into the workforce in her f…
Ellen Snee decided to become a nun in the early ‘70s, which seemed an inopportune time. Society was changing rapidly, there were riots on her college campus, and as a friend told her, nuns and priests were abandoning convents and the priesthood, not joining. But Ellen felt a sense of mission and pu…
In this show we meet three musicians, all performers and teachers, and get a sense of how much the traditional world of classical music is changing. We also hear some of their playing.
Lydia Brown, now a professor of collaborative piano at Juilliard, began her career mentored by several women who …
When longtime Canadian journalist Anna Maria Tremonti was 23, she married a charming guy she met through work. He turned out to be violent, a secret Anna Maria kept from everyone, including her colleagues. This was quite a feat given his attacks would sometimes leave her with visible bruises she’d …
Lots of us dream of leaving corporate life to travel the world. Meena Thiruvengadam did just that, incorporating travel into her career. But sometimes following your dream occupation means flouting expectations of what you should be doing - including expectations your traditional Indian family has …
In this episode my guests Raina Brands and Aneeta Rattan share ideas about how to call out bias so it can’t sit there in the background, subtly undermining our progress.
Confronting bias can seem intimidating to many women. It means awkwardness, and making people (including us) feel uncomfortable.
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I knew I wanted to talk to Professor Raina Brands when I spotted a tweet of hers last year in which she revealed that her CV contained some updated, and quite personal, information - information most of us wouldn’t reveal to an employer.
In this episode Raina discusses her project to help women ‘d…
This time we're revisiting an episode about working women in the Nordic countries.
Scandinavia has a reputation for equality and excellent work/life balance. American women look enviously at these nations as they scrape together a short maternity leave or finish another 10-hour day. But here's the…
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