Standard issue for all women.

Hello, hello and welcome to another week of belting,

Aural Delight from your favourite podcast.

Look, it's Mickey, and I'm trying a new sort of manifesting thing,

inspired by this here chat with brilliantly bonkers comedian Harriet Dyer,

who, as you about to hear,

believes I have some sort of cosmic power

in making good things happen. You're also about to hear that that may or may not be

trouser specific, but it is worth a shot, I reckon. And if all of that sounds very silly,

well, yeah, yeah. It was a total joy to natter with Harriet who describes her comedy as a

visible mongue of whimsy, and to be fair, never fails to make Meehong laughing. Her first

proper UK tour is happening now, with her show easily distra, and you can find out when she'll be

near you by visiting harrietd diet.com. Big recommend.

And also a big recommend for the rest of the week's listening on standard issue.

Tomorrow, Jen chats to art historian, curator and broadcaster Kate Bryan about her new book

How to Art, as well as art snobbery, the importance of diversity in the art world, and how to talk

about art. On Wednesday, I've decided classic 1960 horror, psycho, faces slash dismembered arms,

the rated or dated treatment. On Thursday, Hannah and Jen bring you their take on the news,

Lord help them, and on Friday, there is a fresh outside the box.

And yes, yes, I have watched something.

And I got to tell you, it left me shook.

But for right now, hold on to your pantaloons.

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