AWD Dinner Parties: Georgia, Tilly and Bella

Welcome, friends, to a brand spanking new dinner party. This week? Another amazing lineup filled with women we love. First up is Georgie Currie, the creative wunderkind behind beloved fashion label Georgia Alice. Georgia is an open book about how COVID-19 is impacting her business, navigating the choppy waters of sustainability and raising a son in 2020. Then it's onto activist, writer and sex worker Tilly Lawless - a Ted Talk-giving legend who talks candidly about how isolation is impacting workers in the sex industry. Next up, it's Bella Farrell, model, actress and kitchen extraordinaire who discusses her newly launched cooking series Chow Bella, keeps us positive about the creative aspects of life in lockdown and discusses why it's fine if you hate meditation. Sound good to you? It is. Listen now - wine is compulsory.Georgia's isolation recommendations:Succession (not featured in the episode!)Just Kids by Patti Smith (not featured in the episode!)Hypnobirthing the Mongan Method by Marie F. MonganThe Complete Buddhism for Mothers by Sarah NapthaliTilly:Revolting Prostitutes: The Fight for Sex Workers' Rights by Juno Mac and Molly SmithTed Talk: The Law That Sex Workers Really Want by Juno Machttps://www.ted.com/talks/juno_mac_the_laws_that_sex_workers_really_want?language=en In The Dream House by Carmen Maria MachadoBella recomendations:Chopped90 Day FianceChow Bella Hosted on Acast. See acast.com/privacy for more information.

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