Cheryl Beer's Remarkable Women Series

In 2019, Cheryl recorded a 6 part Series for Radio Oystermouth called Woman Needs a Temple : A Platform for Women to Join a Conversation about the Human Spirit & Well Being. The show was aired every Sunday at 7pm & picked up by Welsh Connections as part of their Heart of the Community Archive. The tracks from Cheryl's album featured on the show & became part of the Welsh Connections International Playlist in Wales, England, the United States & Europe. 

​Following this success, Cheryl launched her 2nd series for Radio Oystermouth on International Women's Day 2020 called 'Remarkable Women', a platform for Women's Life Stories. Having developed deaf friendly ways of working, she produced the show herself. The series won an Equality Award in 2020. Series 3 is currently airing.

SERIES 3 

Guests include Ballet Dancer & Silver Swans teacher, Samantha Jennings Hoppi Winbush, co-founder of Lammas Eco Village,  & The Single's Life Coach, Beverley Chilcott, Emma Burns, reflexologist & founder of the online group Bird Set Free, Elfin Bow, Musician & Artist extraordinaire, as well as Ann Dymock, CEO of Age Cymru Sir Gar for 18 years, talking about the trials of being a single mother, making her way into senior level management. ​
Series 3: Episode 1 with Special Guest Samantha Jennings
Series 3: Episode 2 with Special Guest Hoppi Wimbush
Series 3: Episode 3 with Special Guest Ann Dymock
Series 3: Episode 4 with Special Guest Beverley Chilcott
Series 3: Episode 5 with Special Guest Emma Burns
Series 3: Episode 6 with Special Guest Elfin Bow

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Series 2: Episode 1 with Special Guest Cheryl Bass
​& music composed by Kate Strudwick
Series 2: Episode 3 with Fiona Winter & Music from Lowri Evans
Series 2: Episode 5 with Abbie Jebbers : Singer/Songwriter & Holistic Therapist
Series 2: Episode 2 with Special Guest Dr Anne Lister & Music by Dr Anne Lister
Series 2: Episode 4 with Esyllt George: Drama Therapist & Welsh Language Poet
Series 2: Episode 6 with Catherine Fookes, Director of the Women's Equality Network, Wales

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