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Hello Hannah here.

Welcome to the first of our International Women's Day 2020 Podcasts.

There is loads of good stuff coming up, including Helen Lewis talking about her new book,

Difficult Women, and there's loads of other stuff, but you might understand that I'm going to keep it short because

although International Women's Day is about celebrating women in all their many forms,

women who are full of snot and struggling to speak are not necessarily pleasant to listen to.

So just to say the first interview Jen and I went and spoke to that brilliant Amelia Bullmoor because if International Women's Day is

for anything it's for celebrating women that we love and we absolutely love her.

We talked about loads of great stuff including this life which she was a writer on about her work with Val McDermott, about her work with Val McDermott, about her work with Sally

Wamwright, so that Scotland Bailey, Happy Valley. I mean what great things to talk about,

about how you write violence against women in a responsible

fashion and finally about Sonia because of course.

You can either watch it out on Twitter for all other podcasts that are coming out this week,

or you know you can press subscribe because that would save you the hassle of looking out.

Okay, I'm gonna go and get under a blanket and shiver. Thanks for listening.

Hi Jen and I are here in the National Theatre, which he may pick up a tiny bit of

theatrical noise in the background, with actor and writer Amelia Bulmore.

Hello, hello.

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