Hey everyone, welcome to this week's episode of Fish. Before we begin, we just want to let you know that we have a very special guest on this week.

So we were doing a live show in Brighton and Anna Tyshinsky could not make it to the show unfortunately.

And so we had to find someone to fill those very big shoes and we did.

In fact, we went to the top. We brought in the big gun, Deborah Francis White of the Guilty Feminist.

She is such a fun person. She's a really good pal of ours. We had so much fun on stage with her.

And you must check out if you haven't already the Guilty Feminist podcast.

It's a really important, really great show, comedy show, but always full of interesting and important issues.

And you can find all the information about it on GuiltyFeminist.com.

Deborah tours like we do all the time, so do go check out her live show.

In fact, this one recorded in Brighton. She'll be back in Brighton on March the 5th.

She's going to be playing at the Pavilion and it is going to be a show that is tied in with International Women's Day.

So 5th March do get your tickets for that. It will be an awesome show. It always is with Deborah.

And we hope you enjoy her on this show. Okay, let's do it on with the pod.

Hello and welcome to another episode of No Such Thing as a Fish, a weekly podcast this week coming to you live from Brighton.

My name is Dan Schreiber. I am sitting here with Andrew Hunter Murray, James Harkin and special guest Deborah Francis White.

And once again, we have gathered around the microphone to our four favorite facts from the last seven days.

And in no particular order here, we go starting with fact number one. And that is Deborah.

So my fact is that actress Tlula Bankhead had a parrot which she taught to say birds can't talk.

She also taught her to say who'd want to talk to you.

Nice.

And who are you? So sometimes someone will come in and say who are you and the person would answer and go birds can't talk.

Which was a sort of gaslighty parrot really in a very real way. It was actually I think a minor bird which I'm assured is a sort of a parrot that might not be accurate.

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