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Hello Jen here to tell you about this episode in our International Men's Day

2020 Series.

Now if you've been listening and I'm sure you have, you already have heard Hannah,

chapter Sports Commentator Andrew Carter about what happened when he and his two very good dogs

became the toast of Twitter during lockdown.

How the World has felt the absence of sport and his new book,

Olive, Mabel and me.

She's also been chatting to actor and man of many other talents, Matt Fraser about Cripetales, a new series he

created for the BBC as part of their celebration of 20 years since passage of the

Disability Discrimination Act. You will also have heard Mickey catching up with comedian and I'll call

him legend of International Men's Day, Richard Herring, to find out about his new book,

The Problem with Men, When is International Men's Day and why it matters.

And she will also be chatting to some of the guys behind The Good Lad Initiative, a gender equality

charity working to tackle the root causes of inequality and to promote positive masculinity.

And that sounds like lovely stuff.

But in this episode, I catch up with comedian and writer Michael Spicer, who you'll know from

his excellent, the man in the room

next door sketches and now new book the secret political advisor the unredacted

files of the man in the room next door I chat to him about being a man online, being Mount Hancock and

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