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Hi, Hannah here and welcome to this week's Sunday Chops. I hope you're enjoying your Sunday.

I hope I'll be enjoying my Sunday. It's Friday where I am now, but you probably

knew that. In this week's chops I speak to Megan Phelps Roper. The name Phelps is

familiar to you that's probably because she was once a member of the notorious

Westboro Baptist Church. She left and has now written a book about her experiences within the church, which is also literally

her family, growing up within that church, how hard it was to leave, and I think most interestingly what we could all learn from those

experiences that's all coming up now so I'm going to stop talking but before I do

just to let you know we've got loads of great stuff coming up because we always do.

It's November just around the corner.

I know how did that happen?

We'll be talking to some men as we always do in November about some issues that matter to them and next week's

podcast is a gig cast in which we spoke to the excellent Rachel Paris and the

marvelous Katie Wicks. So just FYI if you want to make sure you don't miss any of that stuff

Subscribe on wherever it is you listen to your podcast and it'll be waiting for you.

Have a nice rest of what's left of your weekend and speak soon.

I'm joined by the magic of Zoom from beautiful South Dakota by Megan Phelps Roper,

Westboro Baptist Church Apostate and author of the memoir

Unfollow, available now in paperback from all good bookshops. It tells the story of

her time as part of what's been described as America's most hated family.

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