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Episodes: 1392
Frequency: Multiple_weekly
Rating: 4.7/5.0
Estimated listeners: 10k-100k
Gender skew: Female
Location: United Kingdom
YouTube: 740 subscribers
Instagram: 13.0k followers
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Mick Coyle - Broadcaster, comedian and podcast presenter.
Jen Offord - Writer and editor covering women’s issues, culture and current affairs.
Addie E. Citchens - Patriarchy, Male Entitlement, Violence, Women’s Survival, Morality And Religion.
Beth Tweddle - The Importance Of The Commonwealth Games, Competing In A Home Nation And The Glasgow 2026 Event.
Ellie Simmonds - The Importance Of The Commonwealth Games, Competing In A Home Nation And The Glasgow 2026 Event.
Eilidh Doyle - The Importance Of The Commonwealth Games, Competing In A Home Nation And The Glasgow 2026 Event.
Rated or Dated: Mission: Impossible (1996)
August 05, 2026
“Wake up, Claire, Jim’s dead! They’re all dead!” Is the subtle way Tom Cruise’s super-cool spy Ethan Hunt tells a woman her husband’s been killed a cipher for the rest of Brian De Palma’s slick and shiny 1996 thriller? How secure is that CIA vault? Where did you get that mask? Is it really that easy to get stabbed through a fence? Mick and Hannah answer these questions and many more, as the first film in the Mission: Impossible franchise gets Rated or Dated. Learn more about your ad choices. ...
Susannah Walker is In Her Place
August 04, 2026
When it comes to women and girls being not just welcome and safe in public places and spaces, but also thought about and designed for, Susannah Walker has credentials and previous. When she and Imogen Clark co-founded the not-for-profit Make Space For Girls back in 2021, her eyes were opened to a whole load more issues to address when it comes to women and girls in public places and spaces. Cue In Her Place, Susannah’s new venture, working to make women and girls feel ownership, safet...
Working the algorithm with Kathryn Jezer-Morton
August 03, 2026
Like it or loathe it, social media is a huge part of our everyday lives. That's the topic sociologist and journalist Kathryn Jezer-Morton grapples with in her new book, The Story of Your Life: Social Media, Storytelling and the Branding of Everyday Life, in which she attempts to uncover the deeper truths about how what we see and share on social media is rewriting the ways we make sense of our everyday experiences. Jen chats to Kathryn about the book, the concept of personal brandi...
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