Standard issue for all women.

Hello and welcome to Friday's podcast.

Hannah here, because it's my turn.

I'm going to tell you about this podcast and what's coming up in a second, but first,

let me fill you in on what to expect next week.

There's an interview from Jen, who will be chatting to Dr. Donna Piberdi about screening

sexual violence, a research project and online film

results which aims to inspire and support informed conversations around violence against women

and girls. There's also an interview from Mickey in which she talks to author Anna Maloney

about her new thriller The 1012, a total page turner set on a train whose

strong female lead is all the complicated. My contribution will be an outside the box, which will be

very much a podcast of contrast because I absolutely hated some stuff. I'm looking at you, Netflix, and I absolutely loved other stuff. I'm looking at you Netflix.

And I absolutely loved other stuff.

I'm looking at you, the lowdown, and waiting for the out.

There's also, as ever, a rated or dated,

in which we will be watching Donnie Darko.

Spoiler alert.

I forgot how funny it is.

And Mickey and Jen will be taking a look at the week's news because somebody has to do it.

And so to today's podcast in which I am chatting to actors Beth Burrows and Lisa Zara

about a new play, Safe Haven, which has just opened at the Alcola in London.

Written by Chris Bowers, a former British diplomat in Iraqi Kurdistan, it tells the true story

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