May I have your attention please you can now book your train tickets on Uber and get

10% back in credits to spend on your next Uber ride so you don't have to walk home in the brain again.

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

Hello and welcome to Sunday Chops.

Hannah here.

As promised this is the full interview that I conducted when we were up at the Eddibra Fringe.

I made that hard work saying that, up at the Edinburgh Fringe.

When I spoke to theatre maker Annie Saunders about her latest show Our Country.

Now if you are in Edinburgh and listening to this before 515 you will still be able to catch the last performance of that, but as Annie mentions,

the good news is they're taking it on an international tour, so you will be able to watch it,

possibly wherever it is that you're listening to this.

Hooray!

Annie and I had a really interesting conversation about siblings, about the myth of

Antigony, about the myth of the world west, about how we raise our daughters compared to how we raise our sons. I say

our advisedly because I have neither but you get what I mean I'm going to stop talking about it and

you should just listen to it because it was great but in the meanwhile while I

have you I just wanted to say next week on Wednesday we will be releasing

a gig cast which will be the recording of an event

we held recently at the Waterside in Sale where our guests were Sherri Lee Houston,

Jean Gibson and Jenny Macaupine that was hosted by Sarah Milliken and myself so look out for

that also coming next Sunday will be an interview that Mick and Jen did with the

brilliant June Sarpong so lots to to. If you want to find out what

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