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Preparing for a Farmers' Rally: Our London Adventure

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Women's Hour broadcasts live every Sunday at 7:00p.m. uk time. 

In this episode of Women's Hour, we dive into a lively conversation with my co-host, Jo Wood. We start by discussing the nuances of our names and how they shape our identities. Jo shares her experiences with her name and the amusing family nicknames she has acquired over the years.

We then transition into a discussion about the impact of personal beliefs on professional life, particularly focusing on how my activism has influenced my photography business. We explore the idea of being labelled for one's beliefs and how it affects interactions with others.

Our conversation takes a turn towards health and wellness, where we delve into the world of gut health, supplements, and the impact of diet on overall well-being. Jo and I share our personal experiences with various health remedies and the importance of being proactive about one's health.

We also touch on the topic of nutrition and the lack of education around it in schools, discussing how essential it is to understand what fuels our bodies. Shelley shares her interest in possibly pursuing a course in nutrition.

As we chat, we also reminisce about childhood memories, favourite hymns, and the simple joys of life. We wrap up with a discussion about our upcoming trip to London to support a farmers' rally, sharing our excitement and preparations for the journey.

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