Hi, I'm Clemy Telford and it's time to get open and get honest.

Each week I interview a guest about a topic that we as a society often shy away from.

From sex lives to salaries, life and death, religion and real bodies. No subject is off the table.

Welcome to Honestly, the podcast.

My ambition with this podcast is to remind people and myself that every person has a story.

The same goes with brands.

And in this case, the brand in question is our sponsor,

F&F Clothing, who have absolutely challenged my preconceptions of what a supermarket retailer can offer.

There's an unbelievable amount that goes on behind the scenes at F&F Clothing. They're one of the

biggest retailers to take action towards becoming a sustainable brand, as well as their

commitment to inclusive sizing and diversity. All these unexpected but excellent things are what

make me feel chaffed to have them on board as a sponsor. So a big thank you to F&F clothing

for partnering with Honesty Podcast and supporting my mission of transparency, truth and breaking

the mould of what's expected.

Hi, welcome to Honesty Podcast. I'm Clemmy Telford and I'm going to be doing one of my favourite things.

No, not leaving every party before 10pm, having a proper frank open chat about tricky, sticky and otherwise unspoken about subjects.

Today we're talking to someone who is using a social channels to show how to implement Islam into Western family lifestyles,

a woman with an extraordinary collection of headscarfs, as well as three kids under four.

It's Nili Dalia. Hello, how are you?

Hi, how are you? And actually it's not just you here, is it?

No, it's not. I've got Ayla with me.

Little baby, Arlo, he's eight weeks old.

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