lisa taddeo

Lisa Taddeo, the New York Times Best Selling Author of 'Three Women,' is well-versed in the intricacies of female desire. That's why I've invited her to tackle my BIG question on reigniting our desires and reconnecting with that part of ourselves again.

In this conversation, Lisa shares her number one key to tapping into our sexy side, and why dropping facades and overcoming judgment allows us to fully embrace our true selves. If you want to embrace your desires and live authentically then this episode is for you!

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Lisa has adapted her groundbreaking book Three Women into a show that you can stream here on STAN.

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GENTLE CONTENT WARNING: This conversation does get a little spicy at times and is created for adult audiences only 

CREDITS:
Host: Jessica Rowe
Guest: Lisa Taddeo 
Executive Producer: Nic McClure
Audio Producer: Nat Marshall 
Digital Content Producer: Amy Code 

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This week we're finishing our conversation about Three Women by Lisa Taddeo.

We're talking the way trauma develops, the seemingly small moments that can go on to define us and why we all revert at family Christmas.

We're also talking journalistic integrity, keeping people anonymous and the line between getting to know your subject and manipulation.

Holly is keeping us updated with the lives of the three women post publishing and Harley is wondering if Lisa Taddeo is actually a particularly great journalist.

We mention Fifty Shades of Grey and The Body Keeps the Score during this conversation.

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These literary mums can be loving, neglectful and sometimes cruel – and they often reveal something about the author’s own relationship with their mother or children.

Other featured authors include George Haddad, Craig Sherborne, Lydia Kiesling and Kate Mildenhall.

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