This week Isabella sat down with Maddie Ossovani and Matt Cohen, the co-founders of Bloody Good (Bins), a Melbourne-based sanitary bin company fighting period taboo with gorgeous, colourful bins. They also donate 50% of their profits to projects that empower women in low-income countries. Bloody Good is entirely self-funded and currently has about a dozen customers, but their dream is to one day have a Bloody Good Bin in every commercial bathroom stall in Australia.

This week Isabella sat down with Milina Opsenica. Milina is the founder of Beyond The Cusp, workshops that work to empower Mums and their daughters to be comfortable with their first period, understand their menstrual cycle, and welcome them into becoming a young woman. She is on a mission to teach girls to understand and trust their bodies, to not be ashamed of their periods, and to be comfortable with the changes they are going through.

In this episode, Isabella talks with Elissa Harris. Elissa is trying to navigate the present over a perfect way of life, finding her way through motherhood and her ‘new’ identity, having recently undergone a hysterectomy, due to suffering from fibroids. Elissa is warm, bubbly and when she reached out to share her story, she wanted to do so in the hope that she can bring awareness to others.

In this episode, Isabella talks with Eleni Gabrielides, Eleni is a sexual health promoter, currently completing a masters of sexology. She’s dedicated to educating others and smashing stigma. Eleni has cultivated a super engaged online following through her Instagram account, @sextalkwitheleni where she smashes stigmas and breaks taboos on all things sex.

In this episode, Isabella talks with Bethany Noble, Founder and Chief Executive Ovulator at The Periodical! Beth has had over 250 periods, used over 3,000 tampons and enjoys netflix binges, candle lit hot water bottle sessions and vegan chocolate while she periods. She understands what it’s like to be caught without a tampon and realised that since everything else can be delivered to your door, why can’t a period care package subscription be included, for what is the most natural ‘subscription’ of all! Beth is passionate about environmentally friendly products and working with organic materials to ensure the products that are in direct contact with our skin isn’t doing us any harm.

In this episode, Isabella talks with Brigitte, sydney based entrepreneur, mother, model and advocate for PCOS awareness and hormone health. With a double degree in Public Health & Health/ Health Promotion + Commerce, two international businesses and the creator of the online community 'PCOS to Wellness' Brigitte is passionate about empowering women suffering with PCOS, hormonal imbalances and infertility with natural and holistic approaches.

In this episode, Isabella chats with Dannielle Stewart, from The Daisy Diaries by Danni. Dannielle is an endometriosis, adenomyosis and POTS sufferer and has been experiencing symptoms of these since her early teens. She is a registered nurse, currently working in theatre and recovery.

In this episode, Isabella chats with Brisbane babe Freeda Thong, founder and director of the social enterprise, Ecopads Australia. Having suffered painful periods, dysregulated hormones, amidst having on average three to five periods a year, she only just received a diagnosis of PCOS, after 17 years of thinking she and her body were weird. Freeda is passionate about women’s health, global equality and communication, evidenced by her actively working as a speech pathologist too!

In this episode, Isabella chats with Dani Byrnes, a lifestyle and fitness content creator, model, ambassador and pilates teacher. Dani is based on the Gold Coast, with her husband and dog Max, having recently announced that they’re expecting! This comes after years of experiencing excruciating pain, describing feeling like a zombie, curled up, lying in the shower, with at least eight out of ten pain at least once a month.

In this episode, Isabella chats with Khalehla Ireland, founder of Real Women Talk. Khalehla has been battling with PCOS, or Polycystic Ovarian Syndrome, and the nasty symptoms for years, with the last 12 months being the worst. She felt isolated and left with little information about the illness and why she was feeling the way she was, and according to modern medicine it was ‘normal’.. Khalehla decided that it wasn’t good enough to feel this way, and she was the only one who could change that. She began searching that although modern medicine was helpful, there were also other alternative options available to assist in managing her condition.