That’s What She Said – with Clare E Kenny
That’s What She Said - with Clare E Kenny
Podcast Description
That’s What She Said: Stories that change us.
Hearing another woman’s story changed my life. Now, I’m passing it on.
That’s What She Said is a podcast about the quiet power of sharing our truth. Each episode features a conversation with an extraordinary woman - not because she’s famous, but because she’s real. From navigating late ADHD diagnosis, to recovering from burnout, to starting over after loss, these are stories of strength, struggle, vulnerability and joy.
This is a space for honesty. For the things we don’t always say out loud. For the stories that remind us we’re not alone - and that change often starts with just one voice.
Because when women speak up, things start to shift.
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Content Themes
The podcast focuses on themes of resilience, personal growth, and the transformative power of storytelling, with episodes exploring topics like late ADHD diagnosis, recovery from burnout, and the experience of starting anew after loss, highlighting how these narratives uplift and connect listeners.
That’s What She Said: Stories that change us.
Hearing another woman’s story changed my life. Now, I’m passing it on.
That’s What She Said is a podcast about the quiet power of sharing our truth. Each episode features a conversation with an extraordinary woman – not because she’s famous, but because she’s real. From navigating late ADHD diagnosis, to recovering from burnout, to starting over after loss, these are stories of strength, struggle, vulnerability and joy.
This is a space for honesty. For the things we don’t always say out loud. For the stories that remind us we’re not alone – and that change often starts with just one voice.
Because when women speak up, things start to shift.
Actor, presenter and SEED CEO Gemma Oaten joins me to share her remarkable story of recovery and her mission to break the stigma around eating disorders. After losing 13 years of her life to illness and surviving multiple near-death experiences, Gemma rebuilt her career and her confidence, landing a role in Emmerdale and later stepping up to lead SEED, the charity founded by her parents.
In this powerful conversation, Gemma opens up about being told to “be less,” how she learned to back herself, and why kindness and early intervention matter more than confrontation. Together, she and e explore the myths that surround eating disorders, the vital role families and carers play, and how workplaces can move beyond awareness to real, inclusive support.
This episode is a reminder that recovery is possible, stigma can be challenged, and you deserve not just to survive – but to thrive.
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