Published by Ladies of Liverpool
Ladies of Liverpool, hosted by Sony award winning presenter Leanne Campbell, is fun, friendly and crammed with info that means something to all you ladies! Hear jaw dropping, hilarious and inspirational stories from ladies of all walks of life and stay in the Liverpool loop if you have moved away from your beloved city! #LadiesOfLiverpool
Listen on Apple PodcastsThis week on Ladies of Liverpool, Leanne is joined by social media sensation Rosie the Fearless for an episode packed with laughs, honest chat and brilliant stories from start to finish. Rosie opens up about her journey from creating comedy content behind the scenes to becoming one of the internet's most recognisable Scouse personalities. She talks about overcoming her nerves about posting on Instagram, why her hilarious character videos resonate with millions of people, and how social media has completely changed her life. The conversation also takes us behind the scenes of Rosie's acting career, from TV auditions and reality television to her ghost-hunting adventures exploring some of the UK's most haunted locations. She shares what it's really like chasing opportunities in the entertainment industry, the unforgettable experiences she's had along the way, and the moments that have shaped her career. As always with Rosie, the laughs never stop. From outrageous everyday observations to hilarious behind-the-scenes moments, she has Leanne in stitches throughout. But alongside the comedy, there's plenty of heart too, as Rosie reflects on confidence, following your instincts, embracing opportunities and staying true to yourself. It's funny, fascinating and full of genuine warmth – a proper feel-good episode with one of Liverpool's funniest voices. If you need a laugh this week, this is the episode for you. Follow Rosie the Fearless: 📸 Instagram: @rosiethefearless 🎵 TikTok: @rosiethefearless 📘 Facebook: Rosie the Fearless
This week, we're joined by Liverpool's own Megan, the founder behind Red Run – one of the UK's fastest-growing sportswear brands. Born and built in Liverpool, Red Run has gone from strength to strength, and Megan shares the story behind its incredible success, the challenges of scaling a rapidly growing business, and the lessons she's learned along the way. It's an inspiring conversation that shines a light on another brilliant woman from Liverpool making her mark and proving that big success can start right here at home.
This week, we sit down with Keri and Alex, the masterminds behind Sapphic Socials Liverpool . They share how they built a thriving grassroots movement for queer women, the changing face of Liverpool Pride, and the chaos of their wildly popular community events. Hit play to hear how they are reshaping the city’s queer nightlife! Connect with our guests: Instagram: @sapphic_liverpool Tickets & Events: Sapphic Socials Eventbrite
This week, we're joined by the incredible Leanne Lucas, who shares how she's found a new purpose following the horrific Southport attack that changed her life forever. Leanne opens up about her recovery, the strength she's discovered along the way, and why she's now dedicated to creating positive change through her campaign, Let's Be Blunt. Together, we discuss the importance of knife safety awareness, education, and the power of turning unimaginable tragedy into action.
This week on the podcast, we're joined by former Lioness and Liverpool FC legend Natasha Dowie. Now an ambassador for the Liverpool FC Foundation, Natasha joins us to chat about the Foundation's fantastic Run to Anfield 5K, the incredible work it does across our communities, and why she's so passionate about giving back. We also look back on her trailblazing career in women's football, the progress she's seen in the game, and the legacy she's helping to build for the next generation.
In Part 2 of our chat with Molly McCann, we go even deeper as she opens up about the highs and lows of the past few years — from the UFC and boxing to family, identity, and life beyond sport. We also talk about her unwavering love for her home city of Liverpool and the people who keep her grounded. Honest, heartfelt and full of laughs, this is Molly at her very best.
Five years after her unforgettable appearance on Ladies of Liverpool, we're delighted to welcome back 'Meatball' Molly McCann for a special catch-up double episode. Molly reflects on an incredible few years inside and outside the octagon, discussing her UFC journey, her transition back into boxing, and the highs and lows that have shaped her along the way. We also talk about her deep connection to Liverpool, the importance of family, and what life looks like beyond professional sport. Honest, inspiring, and full of laughs, this is Molly McCann as you've never heard her before.
This week, we're joined by Chantelle Joseph, Director of Regal Entertainment, for a fun-filled chat about all things theatre and panto. Chantelle gives us an exclusive insight into the casting process for the upcoming production of Snow White at the Epstein Theatre and her work at St Helens Royal Theatre, sharing what goes on behind the scenes to bring the magic to the stage. From finding the perfect cast to creating unforgettable entertainment.
This week, we’re joined by the inspiring Angela Spencer, founder of Virago Wellness and an award-winning Life Coach of the Year. Angela shares her passion for empowering women to build confidence, overcome challenges, and create lives they truly love. Through one-to-one coaching, group programmes, and transformative events, she has helped countless women unlock their potential. Tune in for an uplifting conversation filled with insight, inspiration, and practical advice for personal growth and wellbeing.
This week, we’re joined by the incredibly inspiring Jodie Higgins, who shares her deeply personal and heart-moving journey of surviving a life-saving heart transplant. From the uncertainty and fear leading up to surgery to the gratitude and hope she now carries every day, Jodie opens up about resilience, second chances, and the true strength of the human spirit. An emotional and uplifting conversation you won’t want to miss.
This week we’re joined by Helen Lowry, founder of one of Liverpool’s most successful mobile bar businesses, delivering luxury events for celebrity clients including Coleen Rooney, Amanda Harrington and Charlotte Dawson. Helen also talks about the latest trend taking over Liverpool — Matcha parties — and how girls and young women across the city are embracing these events.
This week, Kelly joins us to share her deeply personal experience of miscarriage and the heartbreak that followed. She opens up about the emotional toll, the support she did — and didn’t — receive, and why she’s now campaigning for greater transparency and accountability from doctors and hospitals. It’s an honest and powerful conversation about loss, grief, and the fight for change.
This week, we’re joined by journalist and storyteller Olivia Graham to discuss her gripping podcast The Beast of Birkenhead . In this eight-part investigative series, Olivia revisits the 1986 murder of 21-year-old Diane Sindall — and the shocking miscarriage of justice that followed. We explore the making of the series, the human impact behind the headlines, and what this case reveals about the criminal justice system decades later.
This week, we’re joined by Moureen, Anne, and Nicky from The Sunshine Group. They share the story behind their growing community, the powerful friendships at its heart, and the meaningful work their charity is doing to support others. A warm and inspiring conversation about connection, purpose, and making a difference.
This week on the podcast, we’re joined by Jen Graham, aka Charity Shop Girl . We chat all things charity shops, from the thrill of the find to the stories behind pre-loved pieces. Jen also shares how her social media community has supported her journey, the impact they’ve had on her work, and what that connection truly means to her. A warm, honest conversation about fashion, community, and finding value in more ways than one.
This week on the podcast, it’s our Ladies Day special, and we’re joined by Katie Mangan and Francesca Kearns — two of the go-to names when it comes to iconic race day fashion. We talk all things Ladies Day style, from standout trends and timeless looks to their top tips on how to get race day ready and feel your best. If you love fashion, confidence and a bit of race day glamour, this one’s for you.
This week on the podcast, we’re joined by Ellie Kerr to talk about the Merseyside Women of the Year Awards and the powerful role they play in celebrating and uplifting women across the region. Ellie shares why these awards matter, the impact they have, and why recognising success is so important.
This week on the podcast, we’re joined by Dianne Marshall, a hairdresser whose career has taken her from Liverpool to Los Angeles and back again. Dianne shares her incredible journey from starting out in the Liverpool hair scene to working with Hollywood A-listers, and how she helped bring hair extensions into the mainstream in Liverpool. We also talk about the realities of working in the celebrity world, the lessons she learned in LA, and how she built a reputation that attracted both Hollywood stars and some of Liverpool’s most high-profile clients. It’s an honest and inspiring conversation about ambition, resilience, and what it really takes to succeed at the highest level of the industry.
On this week’s episode, we’re joined by Sarah Ogle from the Liverpool Everyman and Playhouse theatres. We’ll be chatting about her role across two of the city’s most iconic venues, what goes on behind the scenes, and what makes Liverpool’s theatre scene so special. We’ll also be talking about the hugely anticipated Jodie Comer play, plus all things theatre, from upcoming productions to why live performance continues to captivate audiences.
Today’s guest is a familiar face from British television and theatre. She became a household name as Ronnie Mitchell on EastEnders and has built a hugely successful career on stage and screen. She’s just finished performing at the Empire in the acclaimed play Dear England, we’ll be talking about her role in the production, her journey through the industry, and her long-standing love for Liverpool. Please welcome Samantha Womack.
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