The Lucy Bloom Show

Women have been using fashion to protest oppression since the suffragettes owned the colour purple, but it was the good ol’ fashioned T-shirt and screenprinting technology that delivered a relatively cheap billboard for rage, writes Lucy Bloom.

This headline doesn’t sound like me at all. She’s been hacked! The ‘seven signs of ageing’ have been a marketing ploy my whole life. Normal skin characteristics like ‘visible pores’ have become features that big brands like Olay and Nivea have turned into a problem.

Seven flipping awesome women in geographic order - all Queenslanders, all living their best life.

I’m on a road trip in Queensland at the moment. Just me and dawg, beach hopping between speaking gigs where the weather is warm and the people are friendly. This ep is about the privilege of being able to read, cool people I’ve met along the road and ahem the sexual maturity of the male green turtle.

How good is Facebook marketplace? And how good is making friends?

Kiddy scissors, will travel

If you ever get the chance to get naked for Spencer Tunick, say yes!

Pink hair, don’t care: all your questions answered.

You wouldn’t think a motivational speaker travels with a medical kit full of stories but she does.

Disappointment is a physiological let down response. I have no intention of disappointing anyone at my funeral.

What do a kayak and a water dragon have in common? Lucy Bloom, that’s what.

I think the best sound track for a difficult drive would be musical theatre, don't you?

Welcome to The Lucy Bloom Show - a one-woman podcast. As the name suggests, there will be no guests on this show. This is a show full of stories told from my life on the road as a motivational speaker. More about me can be found here: https://thelucybloom.com