Hello!

I’m Pipa, I’m a British broadcaster, have worked in TV and Radio for the last 20+ years and these days have one foot in the broadcasting world and one foot in the writing world. My Substack page is called Women What Whistle, because I write about being women who stop giving a shit about what they should do and get on with doing the things that matter to them, pushing boundaries, doing what someone once said they couldn’t do, etc!

There are also over 100 podcast episodes on everything from self-image to diets and eating disorders, to how to have good sex, coping with grief, overcoming trauma, healthy selfish, love languages, hormones, there’s loads. And more recently, it’s encompassed, through the stories of other women, more about bravery and being ourselves. And that really is my ‘thing’: understanding ourselves, knowing our minds and being who we are. It’s the best recipe for fulfilment, contentment and finding the elusive ‘happiness’ (tip: stop looking, start being).

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Thank you and much love as always, Pipa x

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Because life's too precious and too short, to fall in line or fake it.

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'Just be yourself!' they say! 'But who am I?' you say. It took me years to figure out what it meant to walk in my own shoes, ditching the shoulds and 'doing me,' and that's pretty much what I write about—the soulful journey to find and be ourselves.