The Good Glow

In a heartfelt celebration of women's empowerment, five inspiring stories emerge from influential thought leaders. Topics like reclaiming self-worth highlight the struggle against societal pressures and the importance of self-awareness. Listeners are urged to seek signs from the universe for life changes and inner peace. Personal transformation is explored through engaging metaphors, while the theme of self-love encourages prioritizing one’s needs. The episode concludes with an invitation to a festive Christmas show, underscoring joy and community.

Get Your Tickets Here Join us for our last Christmas show Jingle All The Way at the National Concert Hall on Saturday, December 6th, 2025 at 7pm. We have launched the presale for this event just in time for Mother's Day! I know it's a tradition for so many and that is why we are announcing this show this week. So gather your favourite women, Soul Sisters, or if you need a little hint dropped to your partner or kids... well, now's your chance! Get the girls together and drop this link into your WhatsApp group and join us for this incredible night full of joy, inspiration and fun.

Jingle All The Way at the National Concert Hall Trinny Woodall is an icon who has built a $75 million a year beauty empire. She started her brand Trinny London at her kitchen table and now she's known all over the world with over a million customers in 180 countries. She features on the Forbes 50 over 50 list and is passionate about female empowerment. And so, I hope you enjoy this 30 minute pep talk from one of the world's most inspiring women. When you listen to this, you'll feel like you can take on anything.  I hope you enjoy. Thank you Electrosal for supporting The Good Glow this season. 

Exciting news from Team Good Glow Today Gerry Hussey speaks to us about how we can reshape our inner voice and in turn step into the life we truly deserve. This is motivating, inspiring and full of so many aha moments. Pre order Gerry's book Details about Gerry's show Thank you Electrosal 

From the outside looking in, Millie Mackintosh seems to have it all—beautiful kids, a gorgeous husband, and a picture-perfect life. But today, Millie shares with the world that behind the curtain she was a Bad Drunk. For a long time, Millie convinced herself she didn’t have a problem, numbing her pain with alcohol. But three years ago, things spiraled to the point where she knew she had to make a change. Today, we talk about Millie’s rock bottom, how press photos nearly broke her, her past relationship with Professor Green, attending her first AA meeting, and how speaking her truth has finally set her free.  Millie's Book - Bad Drunk AA Ireland Samaritans phone number - 116123

Sarah Corbett Lynch is my guest on The Good Glow today. At 3.15am on August 2nd 2015, eight year old Sarah was lifted from her bed by a Davidson Country police officer and carried downstairs shielded from the chaos that had broken out around her. Hours passed before Sarah learned that her dad Jason was dead. And the people who killed him were Sarah’s stepmother Molly Martens and her father Tom. It’s a story that has gripped the nation for many years and today Sarah tells her story about her life in North Carolina with her Dad, Molly, and her brother Jack, and the truth about what her life was like behind closed doors.  Order Sarah’s book A Time For Truth Thank you Electrosal.ie

Listen to our main podcast here. Nicola Hanney has survived stage 4 breast cancer twice. In her book Stronger, she discusses her cancer journey and since then, she's been asked to dive deeper into the topic. So today, we sit down to have a real heart to heart. We hope you enjoy! Get in touch with Georgie HERE. 

It's part 2 of my conversation with Nicola Hanney. Please listen to the first part of our conversation on Apple or Spotify Nicola met Garda Paul Moody in 2017. Just before meeting him, she survived a stage 4 cancer diagnosis and was beginning to rebuild her life. After months of dating, Paul began to show signs of abuse, using threats and violence to control her. The abuse got so bad that over 14 hours in July 2018, Nicola received 652 messages from Paul. In July 2022, Paul Moody was sentenced to three years in prison for coercive control—becoming one of the first in the State to be convicted of this type of abuse. Call Women's Aid on 1800 341 900 Nicola Hanney Instagram Nicola Hanney's book Thank you Electrosal for supporting The Good Glow this season.

Many of you will know who she is... Nicola Hanney joins me on the podcast today. She survived domestic abuse at the hands of her ex, and her book Stronger: What Didn’t Kill Me Made Me is a number one bestseller. Nicola met Garda Paul Moody in 2017. Just before meeting him, she survived a stage 4 cancer diagnosis and was beginning to rebuild her life. After months of dating, Paul began to show signs of abuse, using threats and violence to control her. The abuse got so bad that over 14 hours in July 2018, Nicola received 652 messages from Paul. In July 2022, Paul Moody was sentenced to three years in prison for coercive control—becoming one of the first in the State to be convicted of this type of abuse. Nicola’s courage in sharing her story has helped raise awareness of this often-hidden form of abuse.  If you or someone you know is experiencing domestic abuse, please reach out for help. Call Women's Aid on 1800 341 900 Nicola Hanney Instagram Nicola Hanney's book Thank you Electrosal for supporting The Good Glow this season.

This week, we speak about Fearne Cotton's announcement that her marriage is over, Christmas parties and how to stay centred this year, Barry Keoghan and Sabrina Carpenter and so much more. Thank you so much Colgate Georgie's cheese bar Claire's course