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This is the BBC. Welcome to Late Late Night Woman's Edition. You'll know I've been talking to Zing Singh, editor of Vicer's Broadly Channel and author of the Forgotten Women Books, Zing Welcome.

Thank you so much for having me.

Comedian Viv Groskop, who's managed to join us despite her new show, Vivalicious,

heading to Edinburgh is here. Welcome, Viv.

Thank you very much.

Vivalicious, strictly present and ready for you.

I'm feeling more Vivalicious myself already.

And we also have evolutionary anthropologist, Dr. Anna Mee. for you. I'm feeling more vivacious myself already.

And we also have evolutionary anthropologist Dr. Anna Maychin, author of The Life of Dad.

Welcome, Anna.

Thank you.

We're going to start with something that you wanted to talk about, Zing. And to be out there, I am horrified by this, wrestling with the idea that you are now too old to go to festivals.

Yeah, I feel I didn't really judge the climate industry incorrectly when I submitted that idea.

I think we can dispatch this one pretty quickly.

Okay, come on.

Set it up for me saying you think you're too old to go to festivals.

Okay, so basically when I was 16 or 17, I could go to about five festivals in the summer and emerge at the later

half of September feeling absolutely fine, completely peachy fresh without a pimple or a breakout

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