
The Dangerous Women Podcast
Sophy NorrisOur podcast claims the “Dangerous Woman” mantle, one incredible, dangerous woman at a time.
The Dangerous Women Collective™ is a community of professional women where achievement is celebrated, mutual support is unquestioned, and women’s contribution to economic, social, and technical progress is championed.
The Dangerous Women Collective™ podcast is the public voice of our community. It’s a forum to hold in-depth conversations with brilliant women who have a strong story to share about how they have navigated the world of work and life and what we can do together to lift one another up.
And Dangerous Women know as well as anyone that we live in an increasingly fractured and targeted world, and how important it is to protect ourselves on and offline. That’s why we are honoured to announce ESET as our new sponsor. As one of the world’s leading cybersecurity brands and Europe’s top vendor, trusted by over half a million businesses worldwide, we know we are in safe hands.
We will be hearing more from ESET as the series progresses, and of course, their fabulously dangerous UK Head of Marketing Jules Berriff appeared on Series 2.
In Series 3, we will continue to explore the careers and stories of eight of the most dangerous women around – from menopause advisors to agency founders, women sharing their story of resurgence after redundancy, and leaders of world-famous businesses. Their stories shed light on winning in today’s world, with both zest and style, often in extraordinarily complicated circumstances. Their ‘lead by example fearlessness’ is both inclusive and empowering.
Dangerous Women share their tales of derring-do to inspire and engage everyone who recognises the power of zig versus zag.
We dare you to listen!
The podcast is hosted by Sophy Norris, co-founder of the Dangerous Women Collective, and is sponsored by ESET, providing Next-Gen Digital Security for Home and Business.
- No. of episodes: 21
- Latest episode: 2025-06-18
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