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Hello, this is Deborah. This week, guilty feminists, I was lucky enough to sit down with Hannah Gadsby and have a deep dive conversation about the themes of her new stand-up special, Wolf, and where she is in her life and career at the moment.

It's a really, really wonderful conversation. I loved having it and I know you'll enjoy it.

We've got some new guilty feminist live shows coming up under the theme of the road to Gilead about fighting the rise of the far right.

On the 13th of February, we'll be at the Museum of Comedy in Bloomsbury, and we have the incredible Harry Tanner on talking about the history of homophobia and the links between homophobia and capitalism.

If you remember listening to the episode with Russell T. Davies, he was talking about Harry's book, and because of that episode, Harry and I have been in touch and decided we wanted to do a much deeper dive into that with the guy who knows.

On the 20th of February, we're back at the Museum of Comedy with Britain's leading academic in fascism.

Professor Roger Griffin is going to come and talk to us about the DNA of fascism.

What is it? And how does it differ from other autocracies?

He was explained to me that there are all sorts of autocracies and we tend to short-hand them all

as fascism. He wants to talk to us about exactly what we're facing now, what we're seeing in

America, what we're seeing now, what the rise of radical far-right populism means and how

we combat it. He really understands this on a forensic level

and he's a lot of fun to talk to. I cannot wait. If you can possibly get tickets, get them now.

On the 5th of March, it's going to be a huge, huge show. Juno Dawson is my incredible co-host.

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