Due to the coronavirus pandemic we are continuing to record this podcast remotely

for the safety of our guests and our team. So on with the show. Hello and welcome to White Wine Question Time. How are we? Are we good? You're keeping

it together? Are you ready for another slice of fine wine and conversation. Good because

that's exactly what's coming your way. Welcome to White Wine

Question Time. The podcast that asks well- friends to be thought-provoking questions.

All washed down with three glasses of wine and this week I'm joined by a trio of women who are no stranger to wine and conversation.

They are the hosts of the brilliant

podcast Drunk Women Solving Crime. If you haven't heard them at work already, please

do. The show is a treat with each episode seeing them joined by a celebrity guest who shares their own experience of crime

Before they move on to a real life true crime story that they all attempt to solve together whilst drinking you You're sold aren't you? I know. Hit the

subscribe button. So let's find out who these funny tipsy crime busters are shall

we? Well, Hannah George is a former stand-up and award-winning writer. She's

written extensively for Children's Television and Paddington the movie, Fancy, and writes and directs

online sketches that have clocked up over 120 million views.

She was raised in the Isle of White now lives in London and got her starring comedy after

gaining a degree in it at Southampton University where she won Paramount Comedy student comedian of the year

which led to her being hilariously titled officially Britain's funniest woman by the Sun newspaper. Sitting alongside

is Kate Wilkins, a comedian who also writes children's books as Catherine Wilkins.

She lives in Hertfordshire with her husband, fellow comedian and

podcast of Richard Herring and the two young children.

And completing the lineup of drunk women is American comedian and a woman who was a former

psychotherapist Taylor Glenn, whose Instagram also suggests she's a mean baker,

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