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Standard Issue for All Women

Hello, Jen here to tell you about part three in our International Women's Day series. And I do

hope you're having a lovely week listening to all these podcasts. If you've not heard it already,

Mick has chatted to how it would switch feminist lawyer and founder of the Center for Women's Justice,

which is a very, very interesting listen indeed and I do recommend that you get on that. Hannah

has also spoken to Katie Wicks, actress and author of the forthcoming book Delacacy, a memoir about

cake and death about, well, all sorts of things, but it is just a lovely chat so I also recommend

you listen to that. I recommend you listen to all of them. In fact, I recommend you hit subscribe

right now so that you can be sure you won't miss Mickey also chatting to writer Gary Hinsliff about

Betty Friedan and Hannah also talking to Karang DJ Sophie K about female representation in rock music

and, you know, rocking out. I will also be speaking with Dr. Hannah Dawson, senior lecturer in the

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