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all right smashes welcome to a fresh week of standard issue podcasts. If you're having a bank holiday,

I hope it's a corker. And thanks for fitting my chat with Dr Paula Bartley about brilliant political

women from history into your mix. As you listen, I'm driving from the Kent Coast of Glasgow.

I'm going to need a bigger podcast. With plenty coming up for you this week,

Jen has been chatting to journalist Rose Stokes about iron inefficiency and why it's a feminist issue.

There's a rated or dated in which Jen and Hannah watch Pammy Anderson working her assets off in 1996's

Barb Wire. It's got a 28% rating on Rotten Potatoes, so I really cannot get odds at Labbrooks

for the result on this one. And on Friday, Hannah is chatting to my lovely pal, Laura Jackson,

deputy head of travel at the Times and Sunday Times, about how everything going on in the world

at the moment might affect your holiday this year. Laura has promised there's good news too,

which I am pleased about as I am going on holiday with Laura in a couple of weeks.

Back to this episode, Dr Paula Bartley is a women's historian and author of the new book, Trailblazers,

the first women elected to government. She is also a total delight with a real passion for her subjects.

We are chatting the rise of women in global government,

the boon of war and revolution when it comes to political equality,

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