Standard issue for all women.

Hello and welcome to Tuesday's episode of the Standard Issue podcast.

Jen here to tell you all about it but before I do.

I do feel rather compelled to tell you that if you've not done so already,

you can and should have a listen to yesterday's podcast,

which is Hannah's excellent interview with

Baroness Tanny Gray Thompson about the terminally ill adults' end-of-life bill.

Also coming up this week, tomorrow we're watching 1996's Loch Ness in Rated or Dated.

I've not seen it yet, even though it is technically my pick, but I am reliably informed

that Ted Danson's

hair is doing even more wildly exciting things than normal in it. I can't wait.

On Thursday, Mick and Hannah delve deeply into the news in the Bush Telegraph and on Friday,

Mick's chatting to Sustainability Queen Ilana Adamson about what we've been missold,

real-life action not greenwashing, and the role of women driving sustainable change.

But back to today, it hopefully hasn't escaped your attention that we've a Winter Olympics

getting underway at the end of this week, this time in Italy, Milano Cortina 2026.

Don't think we're any good at all of that cold stuff? Think again.

Say former G.B. Snowboarder, turn TNT Sports Pundit, Amy Fuller, and chief exec of G.B. Snow

Sport, Vicky Gosling. I caught up with them to chat about what it's like to compete in the

Winter Olympics. Whether or not it's like to compete in the Winter Olympics,

whether or not it's good to be an underdog,

the remarkable turnaround in our British team's fortunes since Beijing in 2022,

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