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Nurse. Podcast Host. Soon to be Author!
Exploring manipulation, communication, moral dilemas & power dynamics.
Currently writing a book & studying a Master’s in Transactional Analysis.
From sandwich board walking across the UK on social media to launching a podcast, That Nurse Who Asks Questions. The focus has always been about critical thinking, open discussion, and challenging narratives.
After taking a break due to ill health and processing the events of 2020, the podcast is now relaunching with a fresh focus.
This time, I’ll be sharing my media reactions—breaking down TV, films, and news stories to help listeners spot manipulation tactics and understand how narratives shape public perception.
With Transactional Analysis as the foundation, we’ll explore the psychology behind persuasion, groupthink, and emotional influence.
I’m also keen to have guests who challenge my views, demonstrating that disagreements don’t have to result in insults. Conversations—where we question ideas, listen to different perspectives, challenge beliefs, bias and engage respectfully—this is something I would LOVE to do along the way.
🎙 If you can’t question it, question that.
“Jenna, you are incredibly brave, you helped so many to realise they weren’t alone, at great physical and mental cost to you. A true hero.”
That Nurse Who Asks Questions provides insightful discussions on healthcare, patient advocacy, and medical topics. It’s a space for learning, awareness, and professional growth.
Patients, healthcare professionals, and anyone curious about medical topics will find valuable insights here. The content is designed to educate and empower.
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