This is a passenger announcement. You can now book your train on Uber and get 10% back in credits to spend on Uber eats.

So you can order your own fries instead of eating everyone else's.

Trains, now on Uber. T's and C's apply. Check the Uber app. Standard Issue for all women.

Oh hey, welcome to day two of our International Women's Day 2020

series of interviews.

If you've not already listened to Hannah and Jen's chat with the

incredibly talented and utterly charming Amelia Bulmore, please do, it is a delight and

also has potentially a rousing yogurt. After I this, I'm heading off to meet Jen and we will be chatting to journalists

now author Helen Lewis about her excellent book,

Difficult Women, a History of Feminism in the 11thights fights and that chart will be coming up later

this week but now this one I caught up with the force of nature that is Sophie Walker and

while I didn't eat out the secret as to where she gets the energy to do all the stuff she does,

we had a brilliant and hopefully inspiring chat about activism and how we can all get involved,

being an optimistic feminist and how we can all be one,

how being the founding leader of the

Women's Equality Party changed her life, her new role as CEO of the Young

Women's Trust and her brilliant book, Five Rules for Rebellion,

Let's Change the World Ourselves.

Without further ado.

Hello, I am here at Bills with Sophie Walker, activist, founding leader of the

Women's Equality Party, CEO of the Young Women's Trust,

optimistic feminist, and author of Five Rules for Rebellion,

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