Hello and welcome to White Wine Question Time, the podcast that asks its guests, three thought-provoking questions over three glasses of wine.

And today we're heading back down to the cellar for another episode from the archives.

And across the course of April, we are dusting off some of my favorite conversations with some of our favorite April Falls.

Yes, comedians, the very best in the business.

And on this episode, we're heading back to 2021

to hear my conversation with comedian, actor, presenter and writer, Ellie Taylor.

Enjoy.

Hello and welcome to White Wine Question Time, the podcast that asks its guests, three thought provoking questions over three glasses of wine.

But we are recording this very early in the morning, so we're going to stick with a coffee today, if that's okay.

Just a little heads up. This episode contains rather strong language.

Now, my guess this week is

a stand-up comedian, actress and author who went viral after Madonna posted one of her sketches

as newsreader Susan from The Mash Report, which opened with the mine, women have told everyone

to just fuck off. Tired of being judged for choosing to have children or not have children to go back to

work to have children and not go back to work for being too thin, too fat, too pushy, too unambitious, too

hot, not hot enough, or just daring to be alive. Women have stressed that everyone can go fuck themselves.

See, you can see why Madonna loved her and why over 128 million people have viewed

that sketch. In line with that kind of straight talking, she's just released her first book,

My Child and Other Mistakes, How to Ruin Your Life in the best way possible, having become a parent

three years ago to a little girl with her husband, Australian CNN news reporter Phil Black.

Born and raised in Essex, she worked briefly as a model before diverting her attentions

into becoming an events planner until in 2011 when she decided to sign herself up for

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