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In episode five Adam Ditchburn is joined by Kirsty Watts, Visitor Services Assistant at the RNLI Grace Darling Museum in Bamburgh. Kirsty discusses the tragic story of the Forfarshire and Grace Darling's role in the historic rescue. Kirsty also talks about why a former work colleague, Dorothy Ellison inspired her own approach to working in museums as well as highlighting the important work, often undertaken by women, behind the scenes at the RNLI.

*please note, this episode contains some explicit language In this latest episode Adam Ditchburn chats with Graham Jenkinson, founder and Managing Director of Hull-based marketing and graphic design company, Jenko. Graham discusses the amazing women to have inspired him: Community Theatre pioneer Pamela Dellar Lead singer of Anthony and the Johnsons, Anohni

In this episode Adam Ditchburn chats with young people's counsellor Emma Wilkinson. Emma shares the inspiration she takes from Martina Navratilova and Ellen DeGeneres. This episode was recorded outside so apologies for background noise.

In this episode Adam is joined by Elaine Bell a Sexual Health Project Worker from Yorkshire. They discuss the inspiration Elaine takes from her foster mother Dorothy (Dolly) Chadwick and the poet Maya Angelou. Apologies for the poor sound quality on some of this episode.

In this episode Adam is joined by Lani Kwon, founder and CEO of Creating YOUR Calling® and author of the Creating CoPowerment Workbook. Lani discusses two inspiring women, the first is Sue, a former client and the second is Senator Elizabeth Warren.