It was funny, so my last relationship and I started a blog about it, which I know sounds like,

oh yeah, you have the post with the bug.

I know, you can just leave your private life alone, could you?

You had to put it on the internet.

Oh my god, I just smoothed your microphone. I'm sorry. You've

shared the saliva of many comedians. My God. Get the purer out.

It gets better because it has to get better.

We're all made of human.

You are listening to the Made of Human podcast. I'm Sophie Hagen. I'm your host. I'm a Danish stand-up comedian that should hopefully explain the accent and the massive amounts of insecurity.

Thank you for listening to this episode.

I'm very excited about you meeting Christina Walkinshaw.

I've been aware of her now for, I guess, a little over six years since I moved in with a Canadian comedian in London when I first moved over.

He told me about her and then I now she's on my podcast.

It's so strange because I just I feel like I've been aware of her for so long and I don't know she was just always like a Canadian comedian and then in my head back then I never thought that people could travel

over the ocean. So it's all very surreal to have met her in Edinburgh and for her to have done the podcast and I'm so excited for you to hear about all the stuff that we talk about.

She's an incredibly interesting and very very funny woman.

So also, mm-m-m-m-m-m-m-m-m-a like, oh when it comes to, you know, being a, just, because we've talked a lot about resistance on this

podcast before and kind of fighting against the system and stuff and oh she's I mean she's spot on

She's exactly what we like so before that you listen to the actual episode. I want to quickly make a few announcements.

I'm back in London now. I've spent a week in Denmark and I spent a month at the

Emperor Fringe Festival and thank you to everyone who came to see the shows I've done. It's so exciting.

I got to do a few work in progress shows for my show for next year and I'm already very much in love

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