Standard issue for all women.

Hello there, Hannah here. It's a new week and we're kicking off with a really gooden.

If I do say so, myself.

Can we maintain this high quality of content all week? Of course we can.

And what is coming this week? Well Jen's talking to author Rio Bravo and we're doing Muriel's wedding in rated or dated.

Plus there's the Bush Telegraph on Thursday and the return of Spawlaugeans back off her

holidays. You are welcome.

Back to today's podcast in which I'm talking to Lila Wright about her new BBC 3 documentary, America's

New Female Right, which is on the telly this very night, unless you are listening to this after today,

in which case it will be on the eye player.

In it, Leila heads to the US to meet some right-wing influences to try and find out why many young

women are seemingly advocating against their own best interests by promoting the rollback of

women's rights.

I'm not going to waffle on about what's in the interview because I should just let you get on and

listen to it because Lila is great. But I just want to say you should absolutely watch America's new female right

because it's really good and redolent of early Louis Thruh, which is maybe not

surprising given he's layaille's boss. Enjoy. Thank you for joining us, Lila Wright.

Thank you so much happening on us. So America's new female right, on the TV tonight,

if you're listening to the interview after that on the I-player,

but I have already watched it and well done, great thank you I'm all excited to hear what

everyone thinks it's like you're so close to the project you've been working for

it for so long it's kind of a scary little moment when it comes out eventually but yeah. It reminded me of early weird

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