You're listening to Feminist Don't Wear Pink, the podcast, based on the book, Feminist

Don't Wear Pink and Other Lies, a collection of writing by 52 women on what feminism means to

them. I'm Scarlett Curtis, I'm a writer, activist, journalist and very, very proud feminist. I'm also the curator

of this book and the presenter of the podcast. During this series, I'm going to be talking to a few

of the amazing contributors who've written in our book to find out how they found their feminism

and some of the lives that they've been told about what it means to be a woman.

Thank you. and some of the lives that they've been told about what it means to be a woman. Sadly, this is the last episode of season one of our podcast,

but our final guest is a really good one, who almost needs no introduction.

Zoe Sugg is one of the most followed people on the internet

and one of the loveliest people in the world. She has zillions of subscribers and has had billions of

views, but the reason that people connect with her every single day is her honesty and all-round

niceness. Zoe has always been a hero of mine. When I felt at my most

alone, struggling with my mental health, Zoe did an incredibly brave thing and opened up online

about her anxiety. Her honesty truly made me feel less alone and like millions of others I've been

in awe of her ever since. Alongside her amazing work

online, she's built an incredible empire and is a truly inspirational businesswoman. I talked to Zoe

at her office in Brighton and was fascinated by everything she had to say about business, work and the

internet. Before we go into my interview

with Zoe, I wanted to say a huge, massive, ridiculous thank you to everyone who has subscribed

to and listened to this podcast. When we published feminist don't wear pink, I knew that every

single woman in the book had so much more to say than simply the words they wrote in their essays.

And this podcast has been the most incredible way to take the book further

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