Lucy Peach is devoted to raising cuntciousness using science, story, and songs.

She believes that embodying our cyclical nature is key to a thriving world.

With roots as a human biology teacher and sexual health educator, Lucy is also an award-winning performer, TEDx speaker, the author of bestselling book Period Queen and the creator of theatre show My Greatest Period Ever. Working with everyone from elite athletes to teenage girls, she has helped thousands fall in love with their cycles.

If you are an advocate for increased awareness of the menstrual cycle as a positive tool for power, pride, and self-care and would like to engage Lucy to educate and entertain your community, check out her website at lucypeach.com, or you can grab her bestselling book Period Queen here.

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Naarah is an Aboriginal Australian actor and Royal Academy of Music graduate. Named 2024 NAIDOC Aboriginal Creative Talent and Tasmanian Young Australian of the Year, she works across theatre, songwriting, TV, and public speaking. Highlights of Naarah's career so far include Amazon’s Deadloch (which the Raft are obsessed with!), The Sunshine Club (QLD Theatre), and Our Country’s Good (Lyric Hammersmith).

In this episode, Naarah joins us to talk about resilience in the arts, being an Indigenous woman taking on the theatre in the UK, and how to deal with 'No' until you get the 'Yes'.

If you would like to support Naarah and help her get her next YES, help her raise her visibility by getting to ten thousand followers on Instagram or Tiktok! 👀

We would also love to see you show some love for indigenous designers. Here’s some we talked about on the show:

https://kirrikin.com/

https://www.clothingthegaps.com.au/

https://www.gamminthreads.com/

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Dr Kat "Astrokat" Ross is an astrophysics post doctoral researcher who studies teenage black holes using radio telescopes.

Dr Kat is also the leader of the national #IncludeHer movement, which aims to correct high school courses to include a more diverse representation of scientists.

A proud bisexual and agender person, Dr Astrokat was diagnosed as an adult with ADHD. She is looking to help create safe spaces and welcoming environments for other LGBTQIA+ and neurodiverse individuals in STEM.

If you would like to support Dr Astrokat's mission to bring more representation to the world of STEM, you can start by following @includeher on Bluesky or @includeher_stem on Instagram. Or, if you are eager to volunteer (or help fund) the movement, you can reach out to Dr Kat directly on Instagram, Tiktok or email.

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