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Hello, Mickey here. I hope you're all doing all right and you're not too hoarse from all of the sky screaming.

It's uh... it's exhausted isn't it?

Anyway, welcome to this week's Sunday chops, which I can't promise won't lead to a bit

more yelling into the abyss as I catch up with the excellent Dr. Jess Taylor to talk about her book

why women are blamed for everything because aren't we just? Jess's incredibly

well researched look at rape culture and how women internalise and explain

away sexual violence committed against them is a brilliant hard-hitting must

read. We chat about victim versus survivor, about how education in the media are letting us all down,

victim blaming in general, and the tangle of reasons that leads to us blaming women for the sexual violence committed against them.

That all sounds massively heavy, doesn't it?

And the topic is undoubtedly a serious one, but the joy of Jess, and she really is a joy,

is that she makes it a very easy listen.

Hello, I am joined on the phone by the indefatigable Dr. Jess Taylor,

feminist psychologist, founder and owner of victim focus, an author of

essential read, Why Women Are Blamed for Everything, an exploration of the many reasons women

are blamed for male violence committed against them.

Jess hello.

Hi yeah thank you so much for having me.

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