Her Stories
Her Stories
Podcast Description
A range of podcasts speaking with local people about projects, mental health and sports.All guests have a open platform to tell their story and voice to others how their journey has impacted them
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Emphasizes personal narratives, mental health awareness, and community sports involvement with episodes highlighting local initiatives like youth sports leagues and mental wellness workshops. Specific episode examples include discussions on the impact of community sports on mental well-being and the transformative power of storytelling in healing.
A range of podcasts speaking with local people about projects, mental health and sports.
All guests have a open platform to tell their story and voice to others how their journey has impacted them
In this energising episode of Her-Stories, we meet Violet Lennon, an 11-year-old ice hockey goalie with big dreams and the work ethic to match. From playing with Deeside Dragons to representing England in Canada’s top junior tournament, Violet is already breaking barriers in a male-dominated sport.
She opens up about balancing school and sport, the mental strength needed to shake off mistakes, and the subtle inequalities still facing women in hockey. With wisdom beyond her years, Violet shares how she handles pressure, inspires other young athletes, and stays laser-focused on her goals.
🏒 “I just put it behind me and get ready for the next shot.”
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