Clare English explores whether women on top can really have it all. She talks to Anne Glover.

Clare English talks to Krissi Murison about becoming NME magazine's first female editor and whether her gender makes any difference on the job.

Clare English speaks to Amanda McMillan, managing director of Glasgow International airport, about dealing with millions of passengers, volcanic ash and constant terrorism threats. Show more

Clare English speaks to Anna Span about life as the UK's first female porn director and explores why, as a staunch feminist, she chose to go into a male-dominated industry.

5/7. Clare English asks successful women what sacrifices they had to make to reach the top, and whether they really have it all.

4/7. Clare English asks successful women what sacrifices they had to make to reach the top, and whether they really have it all.

2/7. Radio Scotland asks successful women what sacrifices they had to make to reach the top, and whether they really have it all.

3/7. Clare English asks successful women what sacrifices they had to make to reach the top, and whether they really have it all.

1/7. A new series on Radio Scotland asks successful women what sacrifices they had to make to reach the top, and whether they really have it all.

7/7. Clare English asks successful women what sacrifices they had to make to reach the top, and whether they really have it all.

6/7. Clare English asks successful women what sacrifices they had to make to reach the top, and whether they really have it all.

Clare English meets women who have made it to the top of their field. She speaks to Marie O'Riordan, editor of Marie Claire, about the glamour of the fashion industry.

Clare English meets women at the top of their field. She speaks to Bailie Liz Cameron, chair of culture and sport for Glasgow and vice-chair of the Glasgow City Marketing Bureau.

Clare English meets women who have made it to the top of their field. She speaks to Eileen Gallagher of Shed Media, who reveals her experiences dealing with an aggressive industry.

Clare English meets women at the top of their field. She speaks to Nicola Sturgeon MSP, deputy first minister and cabinet secretary for health and wellbeing.