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Talking on KICPOD with Laura Henshaw and Steph Claire Smith

October 17, 2023 Carly Findlay Leave a Comment

A couple of weeks ago I chatted to Steph Claire Smith and Laura Henshaw on KICPOD. The podcast has just dropped!

Steph and Laura are incredibly successful and accomplished women and have a huge reach – so it was a real honour to chat with them. They are LOVELY – and had done a lot of prep for our convo!

The chat was pretty serious – we talk about bullying, self acceptance, the harm social media filters do; but we did have a few laughs too. Content warning for bullying, disability hate speech, body dysmorphia, eating disorders and ableism.

You can find the full episode where you get your podcasts from, including on Spotify or Apple Podcasts.


I hope you get a lot out of listening to it.

Thanks for having me, Steph, Claire and Mandy.

Images: 1. A full length photo of Steph, Carly and Laura in a recording studio. 2. A selfie of Steph, Claire and Laura. They’re smiling widely in both. 3. A video of Carly talking to Steph and Laura.

If this podcast has helped you or made you think about facial difference, skin conditions and disability, or you’ll use it in your work , please consider buying me a drink.

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