🩸 Culture & Cramps: No One Should Have to Fake a Cold ...with the brilliant Aime Rushton episode artwork

EPISODE · Dec 15, 2025 · 32 MIN

🩸 Culture & Cramps: No One Should Have to Fake a Cold ...with the brilliant Aime Rushton

from The Period Press · host Samantha Garstin

I’m so excited to be joined by Aime Rushton for the next episode of The Bloody Truth, because if anyone knows how to unpack culture and team dynamics, it’s her!Aime is the founder of Magpie People, and she’s quietly (but fiercely) helping workplaces get braver, kinder, and more human.She helps individuals and teams glow up how they work through coaching, facilitation, and training.She specialises in management training, confidence and mindset coaching, and team building, all with the aim of creating healthy cultures where people can actually learn, thrive, and be themselves.This chat is going to dig into what happens when ‘professionalism’ clashes with real bodies and real needs, especially when it comes to periods.Because let’s be honest... no one should have to fake a cold just to take a day off when they’re dealing with cramps.People shouldn't have to pretend they’re fine just to be treated fairly by their manager or have access to the same opportunities.We’ll be talking...🩸Team honesty and trust🩸Culture and psychological safety🩸 And why menstrual health is a culture issue, not just a medical oneHelpful Links...🟦 Connect with me on ⁠LinkedIn ⁠for daily insights🌶️ ND friends, grab your SpicyTrait Mapper and start spotting your own patterns.🩸 Not-so-spicy? Download the Cycle Harmony Mapper instead.💌 ⁠⁠Subscribe to The Period Press⁠⁠ Written editions drop every Sunday at 5 am, ready for coffee in bed at 10!

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