In this September edition of The Women In Business Radio Show, Sian Murphy is joined by Kemka Emereole and Jemma Fairclough-Haynes for an honest conversation about wins, wobbles and what’s next.

They explore confidence, valuing your time, recognising opportunities, quality over quantity, AI and the importance of finding what genuinely works for your business, rather than simply following what everyone else is doing.

A candid business roundup full of real experiences, useful reflections and plenty of laughs.

A round up of what's gone right, what's gone wrong and what's next for our usual crew!

What has gone right, what has wobbled and what is coming next?

In this August edition of the Women in Business Radio Show, host Sian Murphy is joined by Adelle Martin, Kemke Emereole and Sean Henry for an honest, lively look behind the scenes of their working lives.

The panel brings a fresh collection of business wins, unexpected challenges and lessons still being worked out. There are rising event costs, an opportunity that arrived with almost no notice, a new service that did not go according to plan and a conversation that unexpectedly led to a completely new studio.

Along the way, they explore some deceptively important questions. How clear do business instructions really need to be? Can anxiety become a useful planning tool?

What happens when the people chosen to deliver a service have the right qualifications but are not quite right for the job? And when should a business owner step back and let somebody else lead?

The conversation also takes a spirited turn into AI. Is “AI slop” really an AI problem, or simply a quality problem? Can AI-assisted work still be authentic? And are we overlooking the ways these tools can help people think, communicate and participate more easily?

There are practical ideas, strong opinions and plenty of laughter, plus recommendations on what the panel has been reading, watching and listening to. Finally, everyone shares what lies ahead as they move from August into September.

Listen for a unpolished conversation about what business actually looks like between the announcements, achievements and carefully curated social-media posts.