Careful, man, there's a beverage here, huh?

Does anybody here know how many times I've had to watch Funny Lady?

I'm going to get that gun of mine, and I'm going to change you from a rooster to a hand with one shot.

Hello everyone and welcome to Who Shacha?

I'm your host if you want anyway and we're about to get started.

Never do that again.

Great, great theme song.

Today I'm joined by producer and film festivals programmer Andrea Clark,

what is good?

Thank you for asking.

You guys not to get all literary,

but what's good with me is a book,

not just a book, a non-fiction book, which are the kind that smart people read.

It is called The Five, The Untold Lives of the Women Killed by Jack the Ripper,

by Halle Rubenhold, and it was recommended recommended to me and I got it on my Libby app my little library

digital app and just finished it it is so interesting it's obviously about the untold lives of the five women killed by

Jack the Ripper or the ones that were attributed to him there's always been the idea

that he probably killed more but what's great about it is the author did all of this research and dug into their lives like from birth till their death and like gives a full account of them as women and people in the world.

And this is the first time they were really examined

and it's been 130 years since these murders.

So it's the sort of really interesting insight

to the disgusting conditions of London at that time, but also how we look at history and who is deemed worthy of having their

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