Hello and welcome to Series 7 episode 10 of out with Susie Ruffle. Hello, I hope that whenever you're listening to this you are having a good week.

First of all I need to thank so many of you that got in touch after

Harry's episode last week. It seemed that his story really resonated with a lot of

you. If you haven't listened to that episode I highly recommend you seek it out, have a

listen, buy his book, keep an eye on what he's

doing he is such a brilliant writer and campaigner and it was a real joy to spend some

time with him so have a listen I've got another fantastic episode for you today. It's with the brilliant

Sarah Keyworth. I was very excited to sit down with them and chat about identity and

sexuality and their career as a stand-up comedian. They are a brilliantly

funny stand-up who create interesting exciting poignant work that I think is

brilliant. So I'm very excited to share that with you.

But as always, of course I have some listener emails.

I adore receiving these emails and I love that so many of you share your stories with me.

If you want to get in touch you can,

can, the email is Hello at out with Susie Ruffel.com.

I'm always keen to receive more messages.

Okay, hi Susie.

I wanted to tell you how much I love the podcast.

Jess Fosterke was my starting point a little over a year ago and I've worked my way back

and forward since then. I saw your show at the Soho Theatre a few weeks ago and I definitely wanted to say

high afterwards and tell you how much I loved it and what the podcast means to me but it

was the night that your wife was in the audience and my girlfriend wouldn't let me

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