A practical business roundup on naming the role, connection, and next step clearly.
This Women in Business Radio Show roundup turns a chat about business connections into a useful lesson in saying exactly what kind of help a business needs.

Business advice with the studio door open.
The Women In Business Radio Show mixes business interviews, monthly roundups, and lively panel chat from a studio that leaves the human bits in. It suits founders who want practical examples more than polished theory.
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The Women In Business Radio Show is a brisk, informal business programme with a strong studio-table feel. Sian Murphy anchors the room, while co-hosts and guests bring the texture of real small-business work: missed buttons, unreadable notes, phone-based prompts, event shout-outs, and the occasional detour before the main point lands. The show is not trying to sound polished. That is part of its appeal. It treats business as something messy, social, and practical, where the right connection at a networking event can matter as much as the neatness of a plan. Recent conversations spend time on exhibitions, consistency, client selection, delegation, cash flow, AI, human service businesses, operations, and resilience. The advice tends to come through everyday examples. Exhibiting is framed as a long game of visibility and trust, not a quick return-on-investment trick. Recruitment becomes a story about choosing the right words for the role, with operations manager proving more useful than a vague project-management search. Client work is discussed in plain terms too, especially the danger of taking on people who want intensive personal service at low-effort rates. The business roundups also make room for tools, books, events, and quick month-ahead advice. Some episodes lean into mindset, conscious living, or calming the nervous system, but they still sit inside a business-owner context. The panel dynamic keeps things warm and occasionally unruly. Guests such as Jane Martin, Paul Andrews, Donna Steele, Cathy Hayman, and others appear through practical conversations rather than glossy profile pieces. The result is a show for listeners who want business advice with the joins still visible. It is useful, sociable, and very much alive in the room.
Made for: For women running or growing small businesses who want practical advice, event wisdom, and candid talk from people doing the work. It also fits listeners who prefer conversational roundtables over formal business coaching.
What sets it apart: The show keeps the banter, mistakes, and details in, then turns them into usable business lessons. Its strongest episodes feel less like a seminar and more like a working-room conversation that happens to produce good advice.
Tune in for fun, inspiration and unfiltered discussions as host Sian Murphy interviews down-to-earth businesswomen sharing ideas, tactics and stories. Regular features include recommended books, tools, lessons learned and top tips for business. For information about being a guest on the show, newsletters and more visit... https://thewomeninbusinessradioshow.com/links Become a supporter of this podcast: https://www.spreaker.com/podcast/the-women-in-business-radio-show--1228431/support.
Based on 6 episodes we listened to · September 2026
Sian Murphy turns candid studio conversation into practical guidance on the staffing, promotion, technology and resilience decisions facing small businesses.
The Women In Business Radio Show turns small-business questions into lively studio conversations, with Sian Murphy moving between guests, co-hosts and the practical decisions behind their work.
Sian Murphy jokes about studio buttons, then makes you rethink the title on your hiring list.
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A practical business roundup on naming the role, connection, and next step clearly.
This Women in Business Radio Show roundup turns a chat about business connections into a useful lesson in saying exactly what kind of help a business needs.
A candid business episode on why visibility compounds, and why measurement needs a clear purpose.
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