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Emirates Woman
5 days ago
- Entertainment
- Emirates Woman
12 editor-approved podcasts to tune into this weekend
For some much-needed escapism, podcasts are an ideal way to unwind. With an ocean of stories, interviews, in-depth discussions and trusted voices, they've become an interesting source of information that caters to a wide variety of audiences. From honest fashion reviews to female empowerment discussions, the topics are endless in each of these podcasts and can get you addicted in no time. To listen, you simply access the podcast through any of the streaming platforms including Spotify, Apple, Amazon and other smaller platforms, making it a click away. The History of Podcasts The concept of downloadable audio content began as early as the 1980s with audio blogging and internet radio. In the 1990s, the MP3 format revolutionized digital audio, enabling easier storage and sharing of sound files. At this time, some early experiments in digital audio distribution appeared, but they lacked the infrastructure we associate with podcasts today. The Evolution Podcasts have become a truly global phenomenon, with creators and audiences emerging from all over the world. More podcasts are available in multiple languages and cater to various regional cultures and interests. The COVID-19 pandemic in 2020 accelerated the popularity of podcasts, as people spent more time at home and sought new forms of entertainment and learning. So whether a morning commute or a long-haul flight, you're sure to be entertained with vital information through any of these information-fuelled podcasts. Overall, podcasts are a fantastic way to learn, be entertained, or just dive into topics you're passionate about. Whether you're into true crime, comedy, history, science, or even niche interests like knitting or board games, there's probably a podcast out there for you. Fashion, being a visual medium with a relatively niche audience, may not appear to be the most conducive subject matter for a podcast. But in an era of intuitive podcasts, where there seems to be a show for everything, style has no shortage of audio content. From Dior Talks to The goop Podcast hosted by Gwyneth Paltrow, there's no dearth of information around us with a click of a button to listen, learn and educate ourselves during any long-haul flight or even our daily commute. With the proliferation of podcasts, finding one to effortlessly incorporate into your daily routine can be quite the task and hence, Emirates Woman is here to help. The Diary of a CEO – Listen here The Diary Of A CEO' podcast was launched with the simple mission of providing an unfiltered journey into the remarkable stories and untold dimensions of the world's most influential people, experts and thinkers. The Pop Fashion Podcast – Listen here On the Pop Fashion Podcast, former vintage store owner Lisa Rowan and fashion stylist Kaarin Vember discuss everything from fashion news to pop culture, and the duo answer questions about business and creativity along the way. Recent shows covered New York Fashion Week, H&M's sweatshirt snafu, and Pantone's 2018 Color of the Year. The BoF Podcast – Listen here The Business of Fashion gained a global following as an indispensable daily digital resource for fashion creatives, executives, and entrepreneurs around the world. Their BoF Podcast covers all aspects of the industry, from going inside the Hearst Media empire to life lessons from serial entrepreneurs like Marcia Kilgore. The Game Changers by Net-A-Porter – Listen here NET-A-PORTER MIDDLE EAST's CEO, Nisreen Shocair, hosts intimate conversations with barrier braking individuals spanning across the media, creative and entertainment industry to speak topics such juggling motherhood, inclusivity in the region and various life lessons in a podcast powered by Anghami. The goop Podcast – Listen here To shift from an old paradigm of thinking, CEO and founder Gwyneth Paltrow has an open conversation with changemakers who are shifting from the conventional norm. Dior Talks – Listen here With a focus of women, who've inspired the house's Creative director, Maria Grazia Chiuri, listeners understand how these empowered figures have overcome challenges in their lives and what their hopes for the future are. Fashion No Filter – Listen here Fashion journalists Camille Charriere and Monica Ainley give you a unique, behind the scenes look at how the fashion industry operates, to delve into this sartorial space, where several questions remained unanswered. Ten Percent Happier – Listen here A skeptical journalist, Dan Harris talks with notable personalities such as scientists, meditation teachers and celebrities on their journey to happiness and how this feeling is a skill you can train over time. Wardrobe Crisis – Listen here A sustainability editor, Clare Press interview various international guests about the unending ethical issues in the fashion industry. Their personal stories and useful tips, bring light to where the clothes we wear are manufactured from. Breaking Beauty – Listen here The longtime beauty editors give listeners a unique insight into all things skincare and makeup. From a fuss-free skincare routine to new launches, in discussions with experts help to understand the insider's favourites. Deliciously Ella – Listen here One of the most well-known entrepreneurs in the wellness space, Ella Mills, shares her tips on dealing with issues pertaining to gut health, mental health and anxiety. For an honest conversation on how to make small changes, tune in. Design Matters – Listen here Design Matters is one of the most popular design podcasts around. Host Debbie Millman's describes it as 'an inquiry into the broader world of creative culture through wide-ranging conversations with designers, writers, artists, curators, musicians, and other luminaries of contemporary thought.' – For more on luxury lifestyle, news, fashion and beauty follow Emirates Woman on Facebook and Instagram Images: Supplied & Feature Image: Instagram @tialineker
Buzz Feed
24-04-2025
- Health
- Buzz Feed
Gwyneth Paltrow Said She Became "Obsessed" With "Healthy" Eating, So Let's Talk About It
Warning: Discussion of restrictive eating. Gwyneth Paltrow shared her changing attitudes towards her diet after facing huge backlash in previous years. If you cast your mind back to 2023, Gwyneth went viral for her appearance on The Art of Being Well podcast with Dr. Will Cole. She said that her typical diet will consist of coffee, bone broth for lunch, and then an early paleo dinner. Paleo is often dubbed the caveman diet and tries to re-create what humans ate during the Paleolithic era, although there's considerable debate as to what exactly that entails. According to UC Davis Health, paleo has the potential for health risks including heart disease, osteoporosis, rickets, and bone fractures. Her words proved extremely controversial, with one dietician telling BuzzFeed that it "screams disordered eating." In response to the criticism, Gwyneth said, "This was a transparent look at a conversation between me and my doctor. It's not meant to be advice for anybody else. It's really just what has worked for me." It's worth noting that Will Cole is not a medical doctor. Well, in a new episode of The goop Podcast, Gwyneth said that it was her father's throat cancer diagnosis when she was 26 that fundamentally altered how she saw food. Surgery and radiation meant that he had a "very difficult time eating," and she explained, "It was at that time that I started wondering, through trying to see if there was anything we could do to help my father, if there was any kind of intersection between wellness and food." She then started "to research environmental toxins" and "tried to convince him to stop putting sugar in his coffee in the morning" and "to make him go gluten-free, which was a hilarious endeavor." The actor continued, "I got met with comments like, 'I'd rather be dead.'" "So no, I did not convert him to eat a more healthy diet in hopes that it would translate into longevity. But through the process, I did start to kind of experiment on myself," she added, calling herself a "guinea pig" before talking about "detoxes," "heavy metals," and "inflammation." The Goop founder further said that she has "genetic mutations" that affect her detoxing, continuing, "When I tried to eliminate [certain] things, my vitality spiked, my energy levels, clarity, et cetera. So that's what I was trying to bring into the life of my father as he was healing, to no avail." Cooking food for her father further spawned her interest in certain food, and she noted, "I went into hardcore macrobiotics for a certain time, that was an interesting chapter where I got kind of obsessed with eating very, very healthily. I think I was really trying to heal my dad by proxy and he just didn't really want anything to do with it...I might have gotten a little didactic about it, but I think I just felt so good." "I was sort of intoxicated by that idea and I still feel that way to this day. I mean, things have gotten a little more complicated with me and longer-term inflammation and health stuff," Gwyneth added. "But it's the reason Brad [Falchuk] and I became paleo a few years ago now, although I'm a little sick of it, if I'm honest, and getting back into eating some sourdough bread and some cheese. There, I said it. A little pasta after being strict with it for so long."
Fox News
10-04-2025
- Entertainment
- Fox News
Gwyneth Paltrow regrets not having more children
Gwyneth Paltrow is getting candid about her past regrets. On the latest episode of "The goop Podcast," the "Iron Man" actress - who was joined by husband Brad Falchuk - openly discussed the challenges of creating a "blended family" and revealed the one regret about her own children that followed her for years. "My dad, Bruce Paltrow, used to say the only regret he had in his entire life was not having more kids." she said. "And I felt like that for a long time." Paltrow shares two children, Moses, 19, and Apple, 20, with ex-husband Chris Martin. Falchuk has two children, son Brody, 18, and daughter Isabella, 20, with his ex-wife Suzanne Bukinik. Paltrow - who divorced Martin in 2016 and married Falchuck in 2018 - said combining families was tricky in the beginning. "In an ideal world, the relationship that you have your kids in works out, and your kids never have to experience divorce or blending families or anything like that. But a lot of times, that's not the case," she said. "Step-parenting is a pretty tricky arena," the Goop founder continued. "It requires a great deal of accountability, vulnerability, understanding your triggers – and nothing quite seems to trigger somebody, especially women, like stepmothers. What seems to happen every time is the dad is in the middle. The kids are having a hard time understanding and adjusting, they don't want to let go of the family dynamic they had, and the dad is trying to appease both and play both sides." "And the woman is like: 'Hey! Your kids are having a hard time!' It's very easy to take it personally," she added. "I think women come in wanting harmony and good intentions, and it's like the dream that it all is like the 'Brady Bunch' and it blends really well. But the truth is, the only place to act out is against the stepmother – because they don't want to push the dad away." Paltrow told Falchuck that his children helped define motherhood for her. "To be maternal … actually, it was your kids who really helped me define this. When I look back, we traversed through some really rough things," she said. "The lessons you learn from your stepchildren have been really profound for me." "One of my most profound lessons that I learned from my relationship with your daughter, which is now so fantastic, is that there was testing going on," she continued. "She was testing me all the time to see at what point I would reject her. And at some point, I decided, I just need to be exactly that – the essence of maternal, without opinions, without words, without corrections." With all the kids out of the house now, Paltrow said creating their family unit has been an "amazing" journey. "You get to create something really new and beautiful out of something uncomfortable," she said. "I love that everybody in our family had the agency to help co-create what we were doing. Of course, like in every storybook, there were good things and there were rocky things – but it's been amazing for me to watch all four kids kind of grow into this and embrace it."
Yahoo
10-04-2025
- Entertainment
- Yahoo
Demi Moore's Daughter Shares Rare Comment About Ashton Kutcher
Demi Moore and Bruce Willis' youngest daughter, Tallulah Willis, shared a rare statement about former stepdad Ashton Kutcher while highlighting an "important conversation" about parental relationships in a blended family. On April 8, Gwyneth Paltrow shared a message with fans talking about her latest episode of The goop Podcast, in which she discussed "the messy, beautiful, and often surprising realities of stepparenting" with her husband, Brad Falchuk. In the comments, Tallulah noted that she has experience with this as a stepchild. 🎬 🎬 Tallulah wrote in her initial comment on Instagram, "I have a lot to say on this! Especially how to move through an ex- step parent ❤️❤️," referencing her relationship with Kutcher after he divorced her mother. In response to this comment, a fan asked for clarity, saying, "so u mean Ashton Kutcher? 🫢," leading Tallulah to reply, "this maybe should have been a private message lol but yes I have personal experience with this." The conversation went on, with the fan saying that they could "already see this comment landing in the news 😂," but Tallulah didn't seem to mind, writing back, "it's an important conversation tbh ☀️," and "also. No one needs to be bad guy for a situation to be healed. there's room for everyone." Fans shared appreciation for Tallulah's perspective, writing, "this is such a wonderful insight and happy you said this," and "love this." Moore and Kutcher got married in 2005, and during their relationship, Kutcher seemed quite close with Moore and Willis' three daughters, Tallulah, Scout and Rumer. The two were together until their separation in 2011, finalizing their divorce in 2013.
