Attention at all passengers. You can now book your train tickets on Uber and get 10% back in Uber credits to spend on your next train journey.

So no excuses not to visit your in-laws this Christmas.

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

For all women.

Hello and welcome to day four of our International Women's Day 2020 series of interviews

although you can of course listen to them in any

order you please. You do you, you Smasher. However, if you haven't already

listened to Hannah and Jen's chat with the incredibly talented and utterly charming Amelia Bulmore, or

my nata with inspirational activists, optimistic feminist and all-around-top woman

Sophie Walker, or indeed Jen's catch-up with, oh well, one woman whirlwind Sue Pollard, then please do.

They are, if I do say so myself, cracking listens.

And in the Pollard's case, come with an endearing splash of what the actual fuckery.

Who doesn't love that?

Still to come, Jen and I caught up with journalists and author Helen Lewis.

Hannah chats with Samra Habib about changing your whole world to be who you are and I'm talking to

Vivian Hayes, theist and CEO of the Women's Resource Center.

But right now you're listening to this podcast within which I chat to Theatre Maker and actor Andrea Heaton whose new play

Smile Club follows Lisa a Smile Club attendee. Smile Club being the government drive

which exists to tame unruly women in Andrea's imagined dystopian future.

Although as we touch on in the chat it's not really that much of a stretch of the

old imagination.

I am joined on the phone by writer, performer and theatre maker Andrea Heaton.

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