In this episode, we explore the unexpected impact of Liam Payne’s death on girlhood and its connection to motorsport’s own challenges with exclusivity. I reflect on how One Direction's music shaped a generation of women, providing a sense of community, joy, and belonging. We also dive into the idea of "boyhood" and its exclusiveness, especially within spaces like motorsport, where women are often seen as outsiders. This isn’t about dissecting Liam’s life, but about how he—and the band—allowed women to celebrate both girlhood and boyhood, while questioning why the reverse often isn’t true. Tune in for a heartfelt conversation on music, motorsport, and the evolving dynamics of gender in these spaces.

In this episode, we're honoured to host Ali Donnelly, CEO of More than Equal and a driving force in the world of sports and beyond.

Join Estelle as Ali shares her inspiring journey from communications to becoming a leading advocate for women in sports. From founding the influential platform Scrum Queens to fearlessly tackling the tough questions in motorsport, Ali's story is one of resilience, passion, and empowerment.

Tune in as we delve into her remarkable career, the current state of women in sports, and the evolving landscape of women in motorsport.

On this episode, we shine the spotlight on Karlai Warner, a 17-year-old racing sensation who is blazing a trail in the world of motorsports. As one of the first Indigenous Australians to compete on the racing circuit, Karlai's journey is nothing short of inspiring.

Join us as we delve into Karlai's remarkable story, from her early beginnings in the racing world to her current status as a rising star. We explore her experiences as a proud member of Team Racing Together, a groundbreaking racing team dedicated to changing motorsport for the better.

Karlai's impact extends far beyond the racetrack. As a role model and advocate for Indigenous representation in motorsports, she's inspiring a new generation of racers to chase their dreams and defy expectations. Her story is not just about winning races; it's about breaking down barriers and paving the way for a more inclusive future.