Emma Barnett – Will the broadcaster’s biological age reveal be a bad news day for Emma?

About this episode

<p>Emma Barnett is 40 years old and at the top of her game.&nbsp; She’s regularly up at 330 in the morning to broadcast to the nation and to hold powerful people to account.&nbsp; But will the early starts and work stress have played havoc with her body?&nbsp;&nbsp;</p><p>Emma’s used to asking the questions but in this frank, thought-provoking conversation, Emma talks openly about the impact of 6 rounds of IVF followed by early years parenting, her endometriosis, her more recent diagnosis of adenomyosis, and the lifestyle changes she is trying to alleviate her symptoms.&nbsp;</p><p>She’s not too worried about how she’ll look as she gets older, but she is hoping to feel better as she ages with the long-term goal of retiring in Miami with big hair!</p><p>From Kate Bush to Nigel Farage, to Nazanin Zahgari Ratcliffe, Emma has interviewed them all and is one of the youngest presenters ever to reach such heady heights of broadcasting.&nbsp;&nbsp; But is she really? Listen in to find out!&nbsp;&nbsp;</p><p>Dr Nichola is, of course on hand to talk in more depth about endometriosis and how it affects inflammation.&nbsp; Plus how and why shift work impacts our biological age.&nbsp;&nbsp;</p><p>Emma talks about anti-semitism in this episode which was recorded in August before the attack at the Heaton Park Synagogue in Manchester.&nbsp;&nbsp;</p><p>Emma also talked about her book Maternity Service and the range of colouring books she has created with her husband - Colour Your Streets&nbsp;&nbsp;</p><p><a href="https://colouryourstreets.co.uk/?srsltid=AfmBOorUHbG2nR3Dez5OnzaSo8PHwdMgCp_vO9NTtzdWTvktKeQUQZaH">https://colouryourstreets.co.uk/?srsltid=AfmBOorUHbG2nR3Dez5OnzaSo8PHwdMgCp_vO9NTtzdWTvktKeQUQZaH</a>&nbsp;</p><p>Senior Video Producer – Elena Cotton</p><p>Video Producer– David May</p><p>Social Media - &nbsp;Demi Brockway</p><p>Artwork – Ben Watkins&nbsp;</p><p>Video Editor - Mossie Cassidy</p><p>Head of Video – Edie Jefferys</p><p>Sound Designer – Phil Atkins</p><p>Executive Producer – Henrietta Harrison</p><p>Head of Production – Cat Moran</p><p>Chief Creative Officer –&nbsp;Lucie&nbsp;Cave</p><p>&nbsp;</p>