• Episode 2. 'Jess's Dad' Written By Sarah Hughes, Performed by Chris Iddon, Directed by Charlotte Ryder
    Feb 14 2023

    Jess's Dad-Phil works for Big Impact, a charity that delivers workshops to young men about male violence against women and girls. Today, he is at Springbank Secondary school to talk to a group of lads about his beloved daughter, Jess. 

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    30 mins
  • Episode 1. All Men Can, can't they?
    Feb 14 2023
    Catch up with Workie Ticket’s Artistic Director and Founder, JoJo & presenter, Sarah Hughes to find out about our #AllMenCan podcast and hear why, this time, we have chosen to talk to men. Funded by Operation Payback. Inspired by White Ribbon UK. 
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    29 mins
  • Bonus Episode 7: JoJo & Amneet
    Mar 8 2022

    As part of our real-life interviews that inspired the audio dramas, listen to two North East women who share their own stories about maternity during the pandemic. 

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    1 hr and 4 mins
  • Bonus Episode 6: Lesley & Lexie
    Mar 8 2022

    As part of our real-life interviews that inspired the audio dramas, listen to two North East women who share their own personal stories.

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    1 hr and 20 mins
  • Bonus Episode 5: A New Normal
    Mar 6 2022

    Catch up with Sarah Hughes and JoJo Kirtley as they talk about the importance of the real-life interviews that inspired the audio dramas for our Womxn Up? Podcast and life now during the pandemic, post party-gate.

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    25 mins
  • Episode 4: More Hugs for Nana Hinny
    Dec 6 2021
    Written by  JoJo Kirtley Performed by Jacqueline Phillips Directed by Charlotte Ryder ​Nana Hinny loves hugs, singing at her local ‘Singing for the Brain’ group and drinking decent whiskey. She misses her beloved Stan but is content with her life; watching the birds from her bungalow which overlooks Killy Lake…until the global pandemic changes everything and she suddenly finds her voice.
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    35 mins
  • Episode 3: The Mothering Kind
    Dec 1 2021

    Written by Olivia Hannah

    Performed by Rachel Brownstein

    Directed by Corinne Kilvington

    Pre-pandemic Chrissy and Pete were happily child-free, spending their time and money on travel and new experiences. All that was swept away by Covid, and in its place came caring responsibilities for their nephew. Now, in the aftermath, Chrissy finds herself changed and looking for a new way to make life meaningful.

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    19 mins
  • Episode 2: Above My Pay Grade
    Nov 28 2021


    Written and Performed by Sarah Hughes

    Directed by Corinne Kilvington

    Michelle loves her job helping young people in the care system and prides herself on helping them feel less alone in the World. But, when the Coronavirus crisis enforces periods of isolation, she finds it hard to watch them struggle.  So, when she’s invited along to an online workplace “Well-being” Event to talk about her experience working in social care; she pulls no punches.


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    25 mins