We're The MotherFogging DJ's
Welcome to We’re the Motherfogging DJs! — the podcast for women who refuse to agequietly. Whether you’re a DJ, a dancefloor devotee, a creative who pressed pause for family,or a woman wondering “is it too late for me?” — this podcast is your reminder that itabsolutely is…
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So Far, So Motherfogging Good (opens the original)
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We’ve laughed, raved, overshared, questioned everything and had some seriously brilliant conversations… so it’s time to take a breath and look back at the Motherfogging journey so far. In this special episode, Shanaz & Emma swap the guests for a change and sit down together to reflect on the series, the conversations that have stayed with them, the moments that made them laugh, and the stories that have surprised them. From motherhood and midlife reinvention to ageing, confidence, music, female
Eves’ Drop Collective: 13 Women, 300 Years of Decks, One Unstoppable Energy (opens the original)
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Motherhood took the decks away. Midlife gave them back. This week on We're the Motherfogging DJs, Shanaz & Emma are joined live at Wilderness Festival at The Clubhouse by three powerhouse members of Eves’ Drop Collective — the 13-strong all-female DJ, vocalist and selector crew who've become one of the most talked-about names in UK dance music and sound system culture. Sweet P - takes us back to the Hacienda-era Manchester club scene of the early '90s, running a room at the legendary Home nightc
Physio to Producer | Shak Jackson's Incredible Reinvention (opens the original)
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What happens when you close your clinic, buy a second-hand controller off Facebook Marketplace, and go all in on a dream at 44? You get Shak Jackson — DJ, producer, and the first female artist to grace the iconic Hooj Tunes artwork with her very own stick woman. This week Shanaz and Emma sit down with the brilliant Shak for one of their most inspiring conversations yet. Shak's story is proof that it's never too late to reinvent yourself. A former physiotherapist who built a successful clinic fro
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