Liberate Your English
Sarah-Jane
Show overview
Liberate Your English has published 16 episodes, alongside 1 trailer or bonus episode during 2026. That works out to roughly 1 hours of audio in total. Releases follow a weekly cadence.
Episodes typically run under ten minutes — most land between 5 min and 5 min — and the run-time is fairly consistent across the catalogue. None of the episodes are flagged explicit by the publisher. It is catalogued as a EN-language Education show.
The show is actively publishing — the most recent episode landed 1 months ago, with 16 episodes already out so far this year. Published by Sarah-Jane.
From the publisher
This podcast is not for everyone. It’s for women who know — in their bones — that they are here to change things. Women working at the edges of transformation. Women shaping the future of energy, technology, economics, justice. Women whose thinking is sharp, whose vision is big — and who have learned, slowly and quietly, to make themselves smaller. Not because they aren’t capable. But because they’ve been operating inside systems that bruise women’s voices — especially when those voices come with an accent. I’m Sarah Jane. For years, I worked with extraordinary women who believed their English was the problem. But it wasn’t. The real barrier was fear. Conditioning. The pressure to be perfect. The unspoken rule to be “good”, agreeable, and grateful to be there. So if something in you knows this is bigger than language — If you’re tired of shrinking to be acceptable — If you’re ready to meet the version of yourself who doesn’t ask for permission — Welcome to Liberate Your English. This isn’t about learning to speak. It’s about who you become when you do. Get your voice back!
Latest Episodes
The Myth of the Confident Native Speaker
What It Really Means to Be Taken Seriously And Why Chasing Respect Often Backfires
Transactional vs Transcendental Communication
Attention Is Power
Magnetic Desire vs Fear-Based Goals
Why Women Over-Explain, Self-Edit, and Hold Back
You’re Not Incompetent - You’re Conditioned
The Authority Gap: Why Women Aren’t Automatically Believed
The Authority Gap: Why Women Aren’t Automatically Believed
The Shame Beneath “I’m Not Good Enough in English”
From Executive English to Embodied Power
Why Powerful Women Freeze at Critical Moments
Perfect English Is a Trap
Ep 2The Confidence Gap Between Your Languages
Why do you feel more like yourself in your mother tongue than you do in English?In this episode, I’m exploring the gap so many women experience between who they really are and who they feel able to be in English.Because often, it’s not just about vocabulary, fluency, or mistakes.It’s about pressure.Pressure to get it right.Pressure to sound good.Pressure to prove yourself.And under that pressure, it’s very easy to stop expressing and start doubting yourself.In this episode, we look at what’s really happening beneath that experience, why this can feel so personal, and why the answer is not perfect English.It’s learning to feel more like yourself when you speak.In this episode:why English can create a disconnect from your real selfthe hidden pressure behind hesitation and overthinkingwhy this is often deeper than languagethe shift that helps you feel more confident in EnglishListen now and ask yourself:Is this really about my English…or is it about the way I’ve learned not to trust myself in English?A FREE SIX MINUTE AUDIO TO TRANSFORM YOUR ENGLISHCONNECT WITH SARAH-JANE:https://www.linkedin.com/in/sarahjane-communication/https://www.thepowerinyou.info/ https://sarahjane.life/
Ep 1Your English Is Not the Problem
In this episode, I’m saying something I know many women need to hear, your English is not the real problem. If you are capable, experienced, and highly competent, but still freeze, hesitate, or leave conversations thinking, "That is not what I meant to say," there is a deeper reason for that.I talk about the difference between language ability and felt power, and why more vocabulary, more polishing, and more effort do not always change anything. This is about voice, safety, and what happens when brilliant women are expected to speak inside systems that were never built to fully hear them.Highlights:(01:34) - The moment I say it clearly, your English is not the problem(02:05) - Why more vocabulary and accuracy did not change the real block(02:42) - The difference between language ability and felt power(03:18) - English became the container for doubt, but it did not start there(04:02) - This is not about confidence, it is about safety(04:24) - The real work, reclaiming your voice, not fixing yourselfA FREE SIX MINUTE AUDIO TO TRANSFORM YOUR ENGLISHCONNECT WITH SARAH-JANE:https://www.linkedin.com/in/sarahjane-communication/https://www.thepowerinyou.info/ https://sarahjane.life/
TRAILER
trailerLiberate Your English is for brilliant women who know they are meant to lead, influence, and change things, but still feel themselves holding back when they speak in English.Hosted by Sarah Jane, this podcast goes far beyond language learning. It explores the deeper truth behind hesitation, self doubt, and shrinking in rooms you were meant to shape. Because the real issue is rarely English itself. It’s fear, conditioning, identity, and the pressure to be accepted.If you’ve ever felt less powerful, less articulate, or less yourself in English, this podcast will show you why and help you reclaim your voice, presence, and authority.This is not about perfect English. It’s about power.A FREE SIX MINUTE AUDIO TO TRANSFORM YOUR ENGLISHCONNECT WITH SARAH-JANE:https://www.linkedin.com/in/sarahjane-communication/https://www.thepowerinyou.info/ https://sarahjane.life/