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YASMIN LONDON
Yasmin London is an international keynote speaker, podcast host, and founder of First Movers Co., redefining leadership for a human focused future in the AI era. With a career spanning elite sport, policing, and tech, she brings sharp insight into the intersection of digital culture, safety, and human potential. As a host, Yasmin is known for asking the questions others avoid, turning complex ideas into powerful, practical conversations. She leads with courage, challenges outdated systems, and creates space for stories that shift perspectives and expand what people believe is possible.
THE FIRST MOVERS PODCAST
Sharing the stories and strategies of the worlds First Movers, so you can be one too.
The First Movers Podcast with Yas London is where brave stories, practical strategies, and the invisible dynamics women deal with come into the light.
Through candid conversations with some of the world’s best and brightest change makers and experts, Yas explores the ideas, challenges, and strategies shaping women’s lives, leadership, and success, grounded in one core belief: what we make visible shapes what others believe is possible.
Listen now and subscribe to join the people moving first and changing what comes next.
VOICES THAT ARE CHANGING
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Candid conversations. Powerful interviews. Every episode is a blueprint for brave leadership.
LATEST EPISODE
The First Red Flags Aren’t Red: Consent, Control and Respectful Relationships
Note: this episode discusses domestic and intimate partner violence, and may be distressing for some listeners. Please take care while listening, and skip this one if it isn't the right episode for you today.
One in four women in Australia has experienced intimate partner violence. One woman a week is murdered by a current or former partner. And the pattern that makes that possible almost always starts before adulthood - in classrooms, in teen relationships, and in those small invisible moments when a girl first learns to doubt herself.
In this episode, Yas and Dannielle go deep on what is actually happening for teen girls right now that parents wouldn't believe, why coercive control in teen relationships has become normalised, the FRIES consent framework every young person should know, and what parents and carers can do at home today to raise girls who trust themselves - and boys who become good men.
This is one of those conversations that will make you pause, reflect, and then act.
Speaking Up Has A Cost. So Does Staying Silent
Yasmin London + Jo Tarnawsky
Jo Tarnawsky ran one of the most powerful offices in Australian politics. Then she raised a bullying complaint.
Within weeks she was locked out of her own office. Five months later she stood in front of the cameras and asked for an apology.
When it didn't come, she sued, reaching a confidential settlement in one of the most significant workplace cases in recent Australian political history.
We talk about what it actually costs to speak up inside a system built on discretion and power, why women are statistically more likely than men to face consequences for raising concerns, what moral injury really means, and what she tells the women who message her at midnight asking what they should do.
Wired to Fail - How the Digital Workplace Was Built Against You
Yasmin London + Dr Kristy Goodwin
You’re optimising with AI. You're hitting your KPIs. You look like you're killing it. But behind the scenes it’s a different story.
Dr Kristy Goodwin calls it the success tax - and in this episode, she makes the case that high-performing women in the digital world are paying it with their health, their relationships, and their biology.
Every. Single. Day.
You’re optimising with AI. You're hitting your KPIs. You look like you're killing it. But behind the scenes it’s a different story.
This is not a conversation about self-care. It's a conversation about the system - and what it's going to take to change it.
How Everyday Technology Has Become the New Weapon of Control
Yasmin London + Catherine Fitzpatrick
What if the most dangerous weapon in an abuser’s hands isn’t a fist, but a bank transfer description?
In this First Movers conversation, Yasmin sits down with Catherine Fitzpatrick to expose one of the most urgent and overlooked issues of our time.
After nearly a decade as a senior bank executive, Catherine uncovered a disturbing pattern: everyday products, from bank accounts and smart devices to insurance policies and utility bills, being quietly weaponised as tools of coercive control.
If something feels off in your relationship with money or technology, this episode will give you language, clarity, and a clear next step.
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As an experienced facilitator, host, MC, TV personality and vodcaster, Yas brings the hearts and the smarts, sparking powerful conversations that shift perspectives and inspire people to step up and make the first move.
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HOW TO MAKE THE FIRST MOVE
the [female] athlete project Podcast
Yas empowers female athletes as digital “First Movers.” She unpacks digital safety, brand-building, and why sportswomen already have the skills to succeed.
In Conversation with Layne Beachley
Yas interviews Layne Beachley AO, 7 time world surfing champion and Awake Academy founder about the Impact of Online Abuse on Women’s Peak Performance.
The Debra Shepherd Podcast
Yas joins Debra to discuss dourage, leadership and building a human future in the AI era and discusses what it means to be a First Mover.
Out of Her Mind with Kobi Pollock Podcast
What does it mean to raise children who can navigate an AI-driven world without losing their critical thinking, courage, connection and humanity? Yas joins Kobi to discuss this and more.
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