Inspiring women
Celebrated photographer Catherine Opie talks identity, belonging, falling for Scotland and the powerful ideas behind her first Scottish solo exhibition.
Emma Wassell opens up on diagnosis, grief and recovery, and her extraordinary return to Scotland rugby after life-changing surgery.
Former Vogue.com editor Caroline Palmer on ambition, belonging and the realities of fashion publishing. In this exclusive interview, she discusses her debut novel Workhorse, the workhorse versus showhorse divide, and why success in glossy magazine culture comes with more complexity—and cost—than it first appears.
Rosie Morton and Nicola Campbell share the stories, setbacks and spark behind The Hood Podcast and their journeys in journalism.
Founder Georgie Rennie on launching Pounce Padel, designing women-first rackets and making space for confidence, community and style on court.
Edinburgh entrepreneur Rachel Hanretty has just been named Online Bakery Business of the Year for her pastel-perfect brand, Mademoiselle Macaron — proof that a Parisian dream, a little determination, and a lot of sugar can go a very long way.
Lane founder Ali Findlay on resilience, bravery in business, menopause awareness and why success now means making time for life.
Claire Swanson, Head of Creative Engagement at Capital Theatres, on nurturing new talent, creative inclusion, and shaping Edinburgh’s theatre future.
Intimate conversations with inspiring women as Hood launches its new podcast, filmed inside the elegant setting of The Balmoral.