All Episodes

Emma Linley-Clark on why 40 years should have been enough

Cathi Unsworth: Proud to be Goth

The Bush Telegraph: Wait… Andy Burnham?!?

Addie E. Citchens on the sins of the father

Bravo Glasgow, with Eilidh Doyle, Ellie Simmonds and Beth Tweddle

Flicking #75: Die My Love

Jenny Off The Blocks Special: We're doing alright at sport

Rated or Dated: Legally Blonde (2001)

Welcome to Utopia/Dystopia* (*Delete as applicable)

The making of an icon, with Beatriz Garcia-Velasco

Nicky Denson-Elliott is a professional feminist

The Bush Telegraph: Leathery arses all around

Rated or Dated: Escape to Victory (1981)

Havoc and hysteria, with Rebecca Wait

A not-dying art form, with Leyla Nazli and Lisa Logan

Get Ahead of Being Dead, with Evie King

The Bush Telegraph: Watch out, beavers about!

Rated or Dated: The King & I (1956)

Rachel Fairburn is a class act

Sex Talk with Emma-Louise Boynton

Outside The Box June 2026

The Bush Telegraph: Live from the kitchen

Rated or Dated: Raiders of the Lost Ark (1981)

Clio Wood is fighting social media’s silencing of women

Enjoying the ride with Christina Pallanch

Flicking #74: The Ballad of Wallis Island

The Bush Telegraph: Let’s ban banning things

Rated or Dated: The Great Muppet Caper (1981)

Martina Laird on Driftwood

Kate Mason on the not-so-beautiful game

Liv Hill is 1536 shades of smashing

The Bush Telegraph: Angrier than a bad case of monkey butt

Rated or Dated: Logan's Run (1976)

Need a sonnet? We're on it

Rosie Morris on the kids making sure Mum's OK

Rebecca Lenkiewicz and Anoushka Warden have All The Rage

The Bush Telegraph: PSG, FOH, WTAF?

Rated or Dated: Hudson Hawk (1991)

Straight talking, with Phoebe Maltz Bovy

Alex Light knows the price of pretty

Lalala Let Me Explain on why ‘unwise’ should also be illegal

The Bush Telegraph: Piss poor judgment all round

Rated or Dated: Captain Corelli’s Mandolin (2001)

The haunting of New York, with Natalie Adler

Outside The Box May 2026

Rated or Dated: Short Circuit (1986)

Virginia Mendoza's search for water

Gillian Best knows pain

Flicking #73: Sinners

The Bush Telegraph: Hey, hey, there's no monkeys

Rated or Dated: Mulholland Drive (2001)

Exposing the cost of extreme porn

The Family Lawyer’s guide to courts, with Laura Naser

The Bush Telegraph: Are we all still going on a summer holiday?

Rated or Dated: Barb Wire (1996)

Iron: the hill Rose Stokes won’t die on

Discovering Paula Bartley’s trailblazing women

Protecting our elderly, with Kate Snell

The Bush Telegraph: The (G)rapes of wrath

Rated or Dated: Harold and Maude

Sudi Pigott considers the anchovy

Alexandra Wood on Hilary Mantel, Thatcher and political violence

Outside The Box April 2026

The Bush Telegraph: Ranting and raving (I'm raving)

Rated or Dated: Excalibur (1981)

Suze Kundu's good news is out of this world

The Hunger, with Katriona O'Sullivan

Flicking #72: Left-Handed Girl

The Bush Telegraph: This is not an emergency podcast

Rated or Dated: Josie and the Pussycats (2001)

Ila Colley on the trouble-making Elizabeth Allen

Beneath the Waves

Helen Thorn has faced big change and come back stronger

The Cost of Trust

The Bush Telegraph: Is that a really long scroll, or are you just pleased to see us?

Rated or Dated: Chariots of Fire (1981)

Samira Ahmed’s inside the box

Elinor Cleghorn on the radical history of mothering

Outside The Box March 2026

The Bush Telegraph: Because we got high

Rated or Dated: Best In Show (2001)

Now Tat Effby’s baking with gas

Jess Baxter on Tracey Emin's Second Life

Relatively speaking, with Catherine Carr

The Bush Telegraph: Better not get a Travelodge

Rated or Dated: Jack & Sarah (1996)

Helen Bain on Syliva Plath’s daffodil days

Washing up with Isabel Daly

Flicking #71: I Swear

The Bush Telegraph: Reports of our cognitive decline are greatly exaggerated

Rated or Dated: Lone Star (1996)

Poorna Bell wants more

Paula Varjack on Nine Sixteenths and changing the narrative

The Bush Telegraph: Just because you still have your teeth, doesn't mean you're not trying

Rated or Dated: The Silence of the Lambs (1991)

Annabel Port is adrift but singing

Understanding Tourette's with Jess Thom

Outside the Box: February 2024

Putting Sister Rosetta Tharpe back in the spotlight

Rated or Dated: Wildcats (1986)

Deborah Cohen explains how the internet hijacked health

AK Blakemore and Natasha Rickman shalt not suffer a witchfinder

Barking up the right tree, with Catherine Dyson

The Bush Telegraph: Scandi goals? Sort of

Rated or Dated: The Misfits (1961)

Meg Molloy is supporting working-class arts professionals

It’s not you, says Dr Joanna Cheek, it’s the world

Flicking #70: One Battle After Another

Rated or Dated: Hannah and Her Sisters (1986)

Sirin Kale on the Birth Keepers

Eva Brookes was made in China

Be Better at sustainability with Illana Adamson

The Bush Telegraph: Anal explosions are the least of our worries

Rated or Dated: Loch Ness (1996)

Going for Gold with Aimee Fuller and Vicky Gosling

The notorious TGT

Outside The Box: January 2026

Rated or Dated: Donnie Darko (2001)

Thrills, spills and a strong female lead

Dr Donna Peberdy on Screening Sexual Violence

A timely reminder from history, with Lisa Zahra and Beth Burrows

The Bush Telegraph: 17 mistakes and some unspeakably good news

Rated or Dated: From Dusk Till Dawn (1996)

In Room 706 with Ellie Levenson

Lucia Keskin’s nailing things she should have done

Flicking #69: A Real Pain

The Bush Telegraph: 73 questions (most of which are WTAF?)

Rated or Dated: Save the Last Dance (2001)

The Girl Bandits of the Warsaw Ghetto, with Elizabeth Hyman

Why Laura Hall lay her head in water

Rated or Dated: Sexy Beast (2001)

Salima Saxton is a bad patient

Wendy Welpton wants you on the floor

Review of the Year 2025

Rated or Dated: The Railway Children (1970)

Bears, dogs and creative thinking with Jessica Swale

Tanya Kirk is ghosting us

Rated or Dated: Mermaids (1990)

Padel-ing forward with Alex Brodie

Dr Suze Kundu brings the sunshine (and science)

Liz Warner on employees with a difference

The Bush Telegraph: Good news? Bad news? Dog news?

Rated or Dated: 9 to 5

Vikki Stone’s on (oh yes she is!)

Mary Mandefield’s not dating the same guy as you

Flicking #68: Sister Midnight

The Bush Telegraph: Wise owls and other animals

Rated or Dated: Flash Gordon (1980)

Small is beautiful, with Emma Rice

Bonnie Langford knows how old you are

Outside The Box: November '25

The Bush Telegraph: Rage against the (old washing) machine

Rated or Dated: Santa Claus: The Movie (1985)

Have you heard the good news, with Generation Rent

Cindy Reymond spots an opportunity in women’s football

Alice Loxton is walking through history

The Bush Telegraph: Whoa! Back to the island

Rated or Dated: Misery (1990)

Ultra Women with Emma Wilkinson and Lily Canter

Sarah Grant on history’s most fashionable queen

I, Spy (with Agnes O'Casey)

The Bush Telegraph: Another workplace ruined

Rated or Dated: One Flew Over The Cuckoo's Nest (1975)

Hollie McNish: Virgin

Supplementary Ruth Tongue on nutrition

Flicking #67: Wicked

The Bush Telegraph: Dawn of the Planet of the Arbury Apes!!!!!!

Rated or Dated: Charlie’s Angels (2000)

Selling cowboy country with Ellie House

Outside The Box October 2025

The Bush Telegraph: What a faff

Rated or Dated: The Long Good Friday (1980)

There she goes, Gosia Buzzanca’s Beautiful World

The Bush Telegraph: Allegedly...

Rated or Dated: The Proposition (2005)

Saskia Flower on Lee Miller

The internet isn't just dangerous for girls, with Tir Dhondy

The Bush Telegraph: Not just for men!

Rated or Dated: To Die For (1995)

Lorraine Stansbie and Kate Flannery are Iron Ladies

Anne Odeke’s Even More… Ghost Stories

The rhyme and reason of history

The Bush Telegraph: Quick, get Taylor Swift in the title, it's good SEO

Emma Dennis-Edwards is Not Your Superwoman

Vicki Sparks is kicking off

Flicking #66: Blackbird Blackbird Blackberry

The Bush Telegraph: FINALLY

Rated or Dated: Dog Day Afternoon (1975)

The Bush Telegraph: Nun-stop news

Rated or Dated: Billy Elliot (2000)

Atoosa Sepehr and Hannah Khalil’s English Persian Kitchen

Len Pennie annaw

Outside The Box September 2025

The Bush Telegraph: Bellend Olympics

Rated or Dated: Psycho (1960)

Kate Bryan wants you to art

Harriet Dyer asks you to please turn down your puffer jacket

Maia Novi and Invasive Species

The Bush Telegraph: A man’s best froggy hypocrite

Rated or Dated: Brokeback Mountain (2005)

Witch? Refugee? Tragic hero? Natalie Haynes talks Medea

Dr Ingrid Clayton on the fourth "F" of trauma

Flicking #65: Better Man

The Bush Telegraph: Back from the dead?

Rated or Dated: Postcards from the Edge (1990)

Here come the (incredibly divisive) girls

Jackie Morris and Tamsin Abbott are wild folk

Rated or Dated: Top Hat (1935)

Karen Dobres’ bitch invasion

The world as you know it no longer exists

Outside The Box August 2025

Rated or Dated: Babe (1995)

Katy O’Neill Gutierrez is Blazing a Trail

Melissa Hogenboom on breadwinning

Rated or Dated: Teen Wolf (1985)

Jo Hamilton vs the Post Office

A breath of Jess air

Flicking #64: Sing Sing

Lou Butcher, the Topless Runner

Rated or Dated: Picnic At Hanging Rock (1975)

Childless by choice with Helen Taylor

Rated or Dated: The Rocky Horror Picture Show (1975)

Desiree Burch has The Golden Wrath

Zelda Perkins has assured they can’t buy our silence

Rated or Dated: Flatliners (1990)

Paula Radcliffe and Natasha Edwards on Staying Out There

The writer from the North Country

On writing, with Sally Gardner

Rated or Dated: Sunset Boulevard (1950)

Jean McNeil's wild encounters

Laura Abbott on Lost Mothers

Karen Pirie, TV's most ordinary detective

Rated or Dated: Back to the Future (1985)

Body talk with Rose Keating

Esther Freud’s sister (and other love[r]s)

Rated or Dated: Tank Girl (1995)

Welcome to The Ministry of Lesbian Affairs

Jess Andrews met all her friends on dating apps

Flicking #63: The Wild Robot

Rated or Dated: Cocoon (1985)

Outside The Box June 2025

Tinuke Craig takes on British Summertime

ROD: The Breakfast Club (1985)

Hannah Marsh pulls at threads

Genius with Helen Lewis

Rated or Dated: Maybe Baby (2000)

Ella Lambert and the sanitary pads of real change

Kirstie McLeod is telling stories in stitches

Anoushka Lucas is a theatre animal

The Bush Telegraph: Dire straits in the status quo

Rated or Dated: The League of Gentlemen's Apocalypse (2005)

Kate Muir’s magnificent midlife crisis

Jess Davies does not want to see your dick

Flicking #62: Civil War (2024)

The Bush Telegraph: What *is* this, Mary?

Rated or Dated: The Witches (1990)

Judith and John(s)

Lesley Sackey is Fighting Forward

The Bush Telegraph: Be prepared (with teabags and tofu)

Rated or Dated: Fame (1980)

Dr Suze Kundu has done her research… on research

Cariad Lloyd does not know where she went (but she knows how to talk about it)

Outside The Box May 2025

Rated or Dated: La Haine (1995)

Sara Harrak and Leah Harvey take up some space

Bonnie Tsui On Muscle

The Bush Telegraph: No poo-ing on the slide please

Rated or Dated: Gladiator (2000)

Laura Bates on the new age of sexism

Flicking #61: Challengers

The Bush Telegraph: You'd think, right?

Rated or Dated: Look Who’s Talking (1990)

Lucky boys with Chloe Hadjimatheou

Have Lauren Mishcon and Nicole Goodman tried this?

Sophie Gilbert on how pop culture turned women against themselves

Rated or Dated: Leon (1995)

Meeting history with Amy Ng

Abigail Johnson on nineties nostalgia and millennium madness

Outside The Box April 2025

The Bush Telegraph: Mon dieu! Did we say we liked dystopias?

Rated or Dated: American Psycho (2000)

Alice Vincent is listening

Elsa James wants you to remember

Honeysuckle Weeks's not-so-Little Women

The Bush Telegram: Just because we can, doesn’t mean we did

Rated or Dated: Cry-Baby (1990)

Brona C Titley's telling tales

Dear Daughter, love Namulanta

Flicking #60: The Outrun

The Bush Telegraph: A right old fiscal drag

Rated or Dated: Desperately Seeking Susan (1985)

Story of a Murder with Hallie Rubenhold

Annabel Streets is walking with purpose

Lara Pulver and the perils of rehearsing at home

The Bush Telegraph: Anyone want to add us to their WhatsApp group?

RoD: Girl, Interrupted (2000)

The many titles of Emily Scarratt

Outside The Box March 2025

The Bush Telegraph: What’s in *your* salad crisper?

Rated or Dated: Pretty Woman (1990)

Nicky Anderson is Dancing With Shadows

Rated or Dated: The Sound of Music (1965)

Roisín O’Donnell’s portrait of coercive control

Jemima Rooper on an actor’s life

Flicking #59: Timestalker

The Bush Telegraph: Zen and the art of potty training

Rated or Dated: The Handmaid's Tale (1990)

Son of a bitch, it's Anna Morris!

Emily Callaci wants Wages for Housework

Is the public about to catch on to the Spycops scandal?

The Bush Telegraph: A boob buffet

Rated or Dated: The Stepford Wives (1975)

Eowyn Ivey and Alaska’s dark fairy tales

Victoria Smith on Hags and "unkind" women

Sophie McCartney has One Foot in the Rave

Rated or Dated: The Talented Mr Ripley (2000)

Julia Raeside and comedy’s #MeToo reckoning

Laura Horton's here (so put on your best Lynn face)

Outside The Box February 2025

The Bush Telegraph: Bootcut feuds

Rated or Dated: Witness (1985)

Andrea Gibb and the sisterhood of Miss Austen

Nicola Slawson is Single

Flicking #58: Anora

The Bush Telegraph: What happens when you give a gun to a cat?

Rated or Dated: Beverly Hills Cop (1985)

Doing the work with Diane Samuels

Philippa Dunne's not worried

Sarah Treleaven on The Con

The Bush Telegraph: What in the skibidi is going on?

Rated or Dated: Wonder Boys (2000)

Kathy Slack's growing through a Rough Patch

Liz Johnson's Panathlon Challenge

Dawn Adams on menopause, hormones and type 1 diabetes

The Bush Telegraph: True or false? Who even knows anymore?

Rated or Dated: Showgirls (1995)

Women Are Mad – and rightly so

Outside The Box January 2025

Rated or Dated: The Usual Suspects (1995)

Fiona MacKenzie wants policies for women

Tammy Beaumont and Ryana MacDonald-Gay on trash talk and top-spin

Flicking #57: The Substance (2024)

The Bush Telegraph: Phewee, who plogged?

Rated or Dated: Shallow Grave (1995)

The importance of being Sharon, Ronke and Eliza

Spring Day's sprung

Wendy Grace chats cold, hard cash

Laura Tristram’s no year’s resolutions

Christmas Rated or Dated Revisited: Home Alone

Christmas Rated or Dated Revisited: Love Actually

Outside The Box #70

Rated or Dated: Gremlins (1984)

Breast cancer is a feminist issue

Flicking #56: Anatomy of a Fall

Rated or Dated: Kramer vs. Kramer (1979)

Sabrina Verjee’s Lakes, Meres and Waters

It's war, with Jessica Dromgoole

Helen Charman's Mother State

The Bush Telegraph: U-turns, positive steps, and women of a certain age

Rated or Dated: When Harry Met Sally (1989)

Hannah George and Taylor Glenn, getting drunk, solving crime?

Laura Williamson is obsessed with Grimsby

The Bush Telegraph: Holding space for space

Rated or Dated: The Wizard of Oz (1939)

Liz Buckley talks Girls Aloud

Writing for kids with Emma Reeves

IMD2024 #3: Greg McHugh

Bush Telegraph: Someone vs Somebody

Rated or Dated: Steel Magnolias (1989)

IMD2024 #2: Nick Miller

IMD2024#1: Alex Lloyd-Hunter

Flicking #55: Rye Lane

The Bush Telegraph: A big week for Uranus

Rated or Dated: Fight Club (1999)

Listening to Janicza Bravo and Rebecca Hall

Yami on ice: Up the Greyhounds! (Not those ones)

Outside The Box #69

The Bush Telegraph: Worst. Sequel. Ever.

Rated or Dated: Pulp Fiction (1994)

Rae Mainwaring’s Bright Places

Karen Bloom Gevirtz on the commodification of medicine

The Bush Telegraph: Elections, two of them

Ellie Jackson on Medieval Women

Joanna Scutts and the lost firebrands we should read

Kate Summerscale unpacks the truth in true crime

The Bush Telegraph: Shiny happy people leaving jail

Rated or Dated: The Last Seduction (1994)

Eloise Pennycott's telling More... Ghost Stories

Flicking #54: Barbie

Rated or Dated: Quadrophenia (1979)

Esteem and self-esteem with Amy Gledhill

Daisy-May Hudson and Sophie Compton on Holloway

Outside The Box #68

The Bush Telegraph: Debating dying

Rated or Dated: Monty Python’s Life of Brian

Pauline Black and Jane Mingay’s 2-Tone Story

Laura Bates is a sister of fire and fury

Anne Odeke is an Essex Princess

The Bush Telegraph: The avocado comeback special

Rated or Dated: Heavenly Creatures (1994)

Michelle Ovens knows her small business stuff

Happy 10th Birthday to us

Rated or Dated: Fever Pitch

Harriet Wistrich seeks justice

Sue Cleaver is a Work in Progress

Flicking #53: Killers of the Flower Moon

The Bush Telegraph: Quintessentially British, or not

Rated or Dated: Women in Love (1969)

Catherine Standish makes a stand (ish)

The Bush Telegraph: Ordinary men, horrific crimes

RoD Sideways (2004)

Vanessa Kisuule is in MJ recovery

Marina Gerner’s Vagina Business

The Bush Telegraph: Noasis, no-brainers, and bog off Boghossian

Rated or Dated: Muriel’s Wedding (1994)

Reah Bravo on complicity

Wright and the right

Sleep, glorious sleep with Lisa Artis

The Bush Telegraph: Blood, social work and tears

Rated or Dated: Bowfinger

Inside and out, with Jules Rowan

Flicking #52: Guardians of the Galaxy Vol 3

The Bush Telegraph: Sprinkles of hope on the cupcake of shit

Rated or Dated: District 9 (2009)

Angela Patton and Natalie Rae on Daughters

Outside The Box #67

Jenny Off The Blocks Olympics Special

Rated or Dated: Mary Poppins (1964)

Bryony Byrne is a Fan/Girl

Harriet Constable on Anna Maria della Pieta: the orphan who made Vivaldi famous

Bribing horses with Kerenza Bryson

Rated or Dated – The Karate Kid (1984)

Leave Juliet Cowan alone

Anna Akana warns us It Gets Darker

Amy Conway invites you to a controversial funeral

The Bush Telegraph: Choppy waters and gratuitous tits

Rated or Dated: Parenthood (1989)

Sue Elliott-Nicholls’ History Social Club

Susannah Walker goes feral, walking The Hard Way

Isa Guha takes the lead

Bush Telegraph and sport: The right time to quit and skills for a modern soldier

Rated or Dated: Metallica: Some Kind of Monster

Rebekah Pierre on putting the care back into care

Ilaria Bernardini is happy being the forest

Flicking #51: Nyad

The Bush Telegraph: Somebody just shot Trump, and Terri White talks child poverty

Rated or Dated: True Lies (1994)

Geraldine Collinge's Nature Study

Marvel-lous Lisa Jewell

Rediscovering The Secret Garden

The Bush Telegraph: The crowd goes wild!

Rated or Dated: Seven Brides for Seven Brothers (1954)

Martha Loader on the problem of Bindweed

Liz Buckley chats Kathleen Hanna

Georgia Cloepfil v The Clock

The Bush Telegraph: Biden and a bunch of balls

Rated or Dated: Splash

Votes for women! Jemima Olchawski on Fawcett’s #SheVotes24

Laura Waldren and Some Demon

Women in engineering with Orlagh Costello

The Bush Telegraph: Nowodhow an seythen ma

Rated or Dated: Batman (1989)

Jen Brister is channelling her rage

Sophie Swithinbank surrenders

Flicking #50: The Holdovers

Rated or Dated: Napoleon Dynamite (2004)

Priddy interesting

A bumpy ride with Laura Laker

Outside The Box #66

The Bush Telegraph: Uprooting, under-valuing, and some sad human testicle samples.

Ellen Atlanta’s pixelated nightmare

Denise Gough on addiction, People, Places & Things

Caoimhe O’Neill is all in for Scotland

The Bush Telegraph: Three bloviators, two horses and one troubling judge

Rated or Dated: Speed (1994)

Aamna Modhin on the making and unmaking of a refugee

Did Genevieve Kingston ever tell you about loss?

Fate and the Fates with Rosie Garland

Rated or Dated: Gaslight (1944)

Scarlett Thomas and a honeymoon from hell

Tabitha Barber on seeing women in art

Flicking: Theater Camp

The Bush Telegraph: Who calls their kid “Stonewall”, anyway?

Rated or Dated: Earth Girls Are Easy (1989)

A generous serving of Vinette Robinson

Kitty Ruskin's Ten Men

Outside The Box #65

The Bush Telegraph: Ninnies and pillocks and barmpots, oh my!

Rated or Dated: Tea with Mussolini (1999)

Salty adventures with Francesca de Tores

Kiri Pritchard-McLean is Batman in sequins

Storrie Time with Ashley

The Bush Telegraph: Bad news, good news, bear news

Rated or Dated: East is East (1999)

Britain's got Georgie Carroll (temporarily)

Yuan Yang explores the new China

Standard Issue: A new frontier

SIM Ep 966 Chops 297: Stranger Things (and even stranger things) with Kate Trefry

SIM 965 Pod 302: Blue Lights, cricket whites and on Wednesdays we wear pink

SIM Ep 964 Chops 296: Powering up with Yasmin Ali

SIM Ep 963 Flicking #48: Poor Things

SIM Ep 962 Pod 301: Loretta Lynn, Tanya Franks and – whose hand is that? – oh, Tracy Flick

SIM Ep 961 Chops 295: Elaine Lin Hering is Unlearning Silence

SIM Ep 960 Outside The Box #64

SIM Ep 959 Pod 300: Glass cliffs, tragic magic and TOP THAT!

SIM Ep 958 Chops 294: Hadley Freeman and the Good Girls

SIM Ep 957 Pod 299: All aboard the flying bath mat!

SIM Ep 956 Chops 293: Courtney Moorehead Balaker on The Coddling of the American Mind

SIM Ep 955 Pod 298: Love letters to Scotland

SIM Ep 954 Chops 292: Suzie Miller on Prima Facie and criminal justice

SIM Ep 953 Flicking #47: Oppenheimer

SIM Ep 952 Pod 297: Finding joy, female pleasure, and just the one Jack Nicholson

SIM Ep 951 Chops 291: Jenny Kleeman knows The Price of Life

SIM Ep 950 Pod 296 The '70s, the late '90s and right now

SIM Ep 949 Chops 290: Liz Jensen’s Wild and Precious Life

SIM Ep 948 Outside The Box 63

SIM Ep 947 Pod 295: Women with balls (and other objects)

SIM Ep 946 Chops 289: Tracy King's been thinking

SIM Ep 945 Pod 294: Good sisters, bad sisters, and some rebirth

SIM Ep 944 Chops 288: Again, With Feelings with Catherine Bohart

SIM Ep 943 Pod 293: Gambling, fighting and getting your whole family in a room together

SIM Ep 942 Chops 287: Len Pennie’s Poyums

SIM Ep 942 Flicking #46: Past Lives

SIM Ep 941 Pod 292: Olga, Ola, Othello and okay, let’s DANCE MONTAGE

SIM Ep 940 Pod 291: Where are we going? What does it mean? And what is this film?

SIM Ep 939 Chops 286: Broken Water, broken nights, and the highs and lows of mumming

SIM Ep 938 Pod 290: Live from Antarctica and the Fountain of Destiny!

SIM Ep 937 Chops 285: A Phone Fix with the Brain Doctor

SIM Ep 936 Pod 289: Comedy, cancer, college campuses and Christ almighty, our eyes

SIM Ep 935 Chops 284: Zahra Nader on the plight of women and girls in Afghanistan

SIM Ep 934 Outside The Box #62

SIM Ep 933 Pod 288: Fast fashion, favourable odds and four weddings

SIM Ep 932 Chops 283: Kahlo, Basquiat & Jennifer Clement’s Promised Party

SIM Ep 931 Flicking #45: Cocaine Bear

SIM Ep 930 Pod 287: Health, holidays and high drama

SIM Ep 929 Chops 282: India Rakusen's Child

SIM Ep 928 Pod 286: We like to move it, move it

SIM Ep 927: Blast from the gigcast past #6

SIM Ep 926: Blast from the gigcast past #5

SIM Ep 925: Blast from the gigcast past #4

SIM Ep 924 Pod 285: Bold women, busy women, and a couple of camels

SIM Ep 923 Chops 281: Rebecca Roache is not fucking offended

SIM Ep 922 Outside The Box #61

SIM 921 Pod 284 Homelessness, heroines and Howie (oh, Jesus Christ!)

SIM Ep 920 Flicking #44: Paddington 2

SIM Ep 919 Pod 283: Revolting women, women drivers and knicker issues

SIM Ep 918 Pod 282: Broken bits, Disobedient Bodies, and an absolutely massive voice

SIM Ep 917 Chops 280: Arit Anderson and a big love of trees

SIM Ep 916 Pod 281: Defending, trending and upending

SIM Ep 915 IMD 2023: James Graham’s Dear England

SIM Ep 914 Outside The Box #60

SIM Ep 913 Pod 280: Circus thrills, Joni Mitchell’s skills and, urgh, fucking Twilight

SIM Ep 912 Chops 279: Anna Ptaszynski has Everything To Play For

SIM Ep 911 Flicking #43: My Neighbor Totoro

SIM Ep 910 Pod 279: Time travel, ancient times, and different times

SIM Ep 909 Chops 278: Vulga Drawings for your ears

SIM Ep 908 Pod 278: Chip stacking, whip cracking and nick-nacking

SIM Ep 907 Outside The Box #59

SIM Ep 906 Pod 277: Killing Jack, Helen’s story and too much ballet

SIM Ep 905 Chops 277: Editing Alcott

SIM Ep 904 Pod 276: Cosy crime, pool time, and rhythm and rhyme

SIM Ep 903 Chops 276: Still making space for girls

SIM Ep 902 Flicking #42: Indiana Jones and the Last Crusade

SIM Ep 901 Pod 275: Mystery, medicine and myxomatosis (unconfirmed)

SIM Ep 900 Chops 275: Zoe Desmond and Rebecca Cox are happy single parents

SIM Ep 899 Pod 274: DNA, Morven Christie, and can we have some more?

SIM Ep 898 Chops 274: How the transatlantic slave trade created modern Britain

SIM Ep 897 Pod 273: Rom-coms aplenty and a flurry of goals

SIM Ep 896 Chops 273: The wild life of Margaret Cavendish

SIM Ep 895 Outside The Box #58

SIM Ep 894 Pod 272: A mysterious past, an uncertain future, and a leap off a spillway

SIM Ep 893 Chops 272: The voice of Doon

SIM Ep 892 Flicking #41: Raising Arizona

SIM Ep 891 Pod 271: Dating, TikTok and see-thru knickers

SIM Ep 890 Chops 271: A good Samaritan and some excellent company

SIM Ep 889 Pod 270: Policing, poetry, and pooh-poohing

SIM Ep 888 Chops 270: Wifedom

SIM Ep 887 Pod 269: To mickle or muckle, that is the question

SIM Ep 886 Chops 269: Shelina Janmohamed’s Story of Now

SIM Ep 885 Pod 268: Names, games and flames

SIM Ep 884 Chops 268: Caroline Moran and the never-ending hen do

SIM Ep 883 Flicking #40: Enchanted

SIM Ep 882 Pod 267: Great wives, unforgettable girls, and Paul Newman’s face

SIM Ep 881 Chops 267: Two women get into The Arc

SIM Ep 880 Outside The Box #57

SIM Ep 879 Pod 266: At the fringe, in the ring and off your face

SIM Ep 878 Chops 266: Jo Caulfield talks the funny things about death

SIM Ep 877 Pod 265: Put your knickers on and go home

SIM Ep 876 Chops 265: Fiona Allen is on the run

SIM Ep 875 Pod 264: Boybands, girlfriends and horseplay

SIM Ep 874 Chops 264: A Ukrainian Family History

SIM Ep 873 Flicking #39: Who Framed Roger Rabbit

SIM Ep 872 Pod 263: Painting, doomscrolling and whale riding

SIM Ep 871 Chops 263: LalalaLetMeExplain(s) it’s probably not you

SIM Ep 870 Pod 262: Teenage dreams, midlife joys, and yippee-ki-yay, melon farmers!

SIM Ep 869 Chops 262: Game On with Sue Anstiss

SIM Ep 868 Outside The Box #56

SIM Ep 867 Pod 262: 3D-ing the nipple, believing in football, and befriending some diamonds

SIM 866 Chops 261: Christie almighty!

SIM Ep 865 Pod 261: Unsafe data, moist cakes and a woman trying to better herself

SIM Ep 864 Chops 260: Jude Kelly is a Primadonna

SIM Ep 864 Pod 259: Love Island, Brokeback Mountain and Global Thermonuclear War

SIM Ep 863 Chops 259: McLennan & McCartney (Australia's Lennon & McCartney?)

SIM Ep 862 Flicking #38: The Philadelphia Story

SIM Ep 861 Pod 258: Three Women and a Rosemary's Baby

SIM Ep 860 Chops 258: Opening the window on the Shubbak Festival

SIM Ep 859 Pod 257: Unbreakable, unlikeable and lousy with virginity

SIM Ep 858 Chops 257: Suzy Madigan on Ukraine, and on the rise of AI

SIM Ep 857 Outside The Box #55

SIM Ep 856 Pod 256: You can never have too much chat about witches

SIM Ep 855 Chops 256: The best queen we never had?

SIM Ep 854 Pod 255: The great outdoors and a colossal prick

SIM Ep 853 Chops 255: Cornwall, rural poverty, resilience and writing

SIM Ep 852 Flicking #37: The Truman Show

SIM Ep 851 Pod 254: Lost on your own phone, faking your own death and starting your own day care

SIM Ep 850 Chops 254: Baz Moffat’s revolution in women’s health and fitness

SIM Ep 849 Pod 253: Pod save the women and girls sector

SIM Ep 848 Chops 253: Messalina - libelled or libidinous?

SIM Ep 847 Pod 252: Welsh strength, weird stuff in boxes, and we-ellll…

SIM Ep 846 Pod 251: Comedy royalty, centring netball and what's happening in Timeline B

SIM Ep 845 Chops 252: Gushing about The Dry

SIM Ep 844 Outside The Box #54

SIM Ep 843 Pod 250: Writing crime, killing joy, and no tits please, we’re dancing

SIM Ep 842 Chops 251: All the houses Kieran Yates has ever lived in

SIM Ep 841 Flicking #37: Shaun of the Dead

SIM Ep 840 Pod 249: Growing the fuck up, damning the ban, and a shit-tonne of mash

SIM Ep 839 Chops 250: Dina Nayeri on Who Gets Believed

SIM Ep 838 Pod 248: You can never have too much Zoe Lyons (or too many celebrity court cases)

SIM Ep 837 Chops 249: Anita Bhagwandas wants our beauty standards back

SIM Ep 836 Pod 247: Clean spaces, dazzling talent, and how close is the airport?

SIM Ep 835 Chops 248: Dr Sabrina Cohen-Hatton and The Gender Bias

SIM Ep 834 Outside The Box #53

SIM Ep 833 Pod 246: Does this taste like metal?

SIM Ep 832 Chops 247: Leah Hazard on the womb

SIM Ep 831 Flicking #36: God’s Own Country

SIM Ep 830 Pod 245: Embalming, boxing and SO MUCH SHOUTING

SIM Ep 829 Chops 246: Anna Motz and violent women

SIM Ep 828 Pod 244: A superstar artist, soapstar queens, and a toe for everyone!

SIM Ep 827 Chops 245: Nell Frizzell’s tracksuit years

SIM Ep 826 Pod 243: Perfectly reasonable, historically sinkable, and dramatically flappable

SIM Ep 825 Chops 244: Dr Marieke Bigg on how medicine fails women

SIM Ep 824 Outside The Box #52

SIM Ep 823 Pod 242; Big Women, brilliant Bukky and back to 6am - again

SIM Ep 822 Chops 243: The White Rose and Sophie Scholl

SIM Ep 821 Flicking #34: Everything Everywhere All At Once

SIM Ep 820 Pod 241: Mums, mutts, mates and Mandy

SIM Ep 819 Chops 242: Tracy-Ann Oberman comes from sturdy stock

SIM Ep 818 Pod 240: Sonnets, sh!ts, and a serious lack of skills

SIM Ep 816 Chops 241: Jo Todd and the need for Respect

SIM Ep 815 Pod 239: Sarah Millican, Oscars and Cliff Richard on a bus

SIM Ep 815 Outside The Box #51

SIM Ep 814 Pod 238: Sort your sewing out, Sort Your Shit Out, and sort your massive cock out

SIM Ep 813 Chops 240: Teching CTRL? Dr Anne-Marie Imafidon leads the way

SIM Ep 812 Flicking #33: Anchorman: The Legend of Ron Burgundy

SIM Ep 811 Pod 237: Burning, lobbing, and staying away from the blackberries

SIM Ep 810 Chops 239: Cariad Lloyd wants you to know You Are Not Alone

SIM Ep 809 Pod 236: Happy Valley, happy together and happy listening

SIM Ep 808 Chops 238: Dr Lisa Sugiura talks online harm

SIM Ep 807: The Gospel according to Rina Raphael

SIM Ep 806: Jenny Off The Blocks review of 2022

SIM Ep 805 Chops 237 Tania Hershman isn't doing it by halves

SIM Ep 804 Pod 235: Robotic Spice, Cultural Spice, and Superfluous Spice (The Movie)

SIM Ep 803 Chops 236: Hannah Khalil is a woman of many stories

SIM Ep 802 Outside The Box #50

SIM Ep 801 Pod 234: A rap icon, an England prop, and pure Muppet magic

Ep 800 Chops 235: Ruth Sheen does what she likes

SIM Ep 799 Flicking #32: The Death of Stalin

SIM Ep 798 Pod 233: Who am I, why have I never heard of that person, and why is that guy always shouting?

SIM Ep 797 Chops 234: Miki Berenyi talks some not-so lush times

SIM Ep 796 BONUS POD: Love Actually gets Rated or Dated

SIM Ep 795 Pod 232: Neurodiversity, charity, and deffo not a Nazi

SIM Ep 794 Chops 233: Kate Nash is Positively Purple

SIM Ep 793 Pod 231: Brexit fallout, lung power, fast women, and cats

SIM Ep 792 IMD22: Jim Howick & Ben Willbond on the Ghosts of Christmas yet to come

SIM Ep 791 Outside The Box #49

SIM Ep 790 Pod 230: Poverty, posters and Peter's short shorts

SIM Ep 789 Chops 232: Depressed? Blurt it out, says Maddy Dilley

SIM Ep 788 Flicking #31: West Side Story (1961)

SIM Ep 787 Pod 229: Brains, balls and not nature's banana

SIM Ep 786 Chops 231 Dr Amy Jeffs is wild at heart

SIM Ep 785 Pod 228: Cat women, strong women and a woman with an egg

SIM Ep 784 Chops 230: Mellany Robinson investigates wicked spirits

SIM Ep 783 Pod 227 That was the (four-day) week that was!

SIM Ep 782 Chops 229: The UK Government’s attack on nature

SIM Ep 781 Outside The Box #48

SIM Ep 780 Pod 226: Mad women, bad women, and cramped women

SIM Ep 779 Chops 228: A study in Scarlett

SIM Ep 778 Flicking #30: This Is Spinal Tap

SIM Ep 777 Pod 225: Cyberstalking, handbagging, and rodents of unusual size

SIM Ep 776 Chops 227: Danielle Durchslag and the dynasty of frozen cake

SIM Ep 775 Pod 224: The Holocaust, online dangers, and the ultimate in Daddy issues

SIM Ep 774 Chops 226: Trust the science (fiction)

SIM Ep 773 Outside The Box #47

SIM Ep 772 Pod 223: Girlfear, artistic elitism, and all the eff words

SIM Ep 771 Chops 265: Sophie Melville is Iphigenia In Splott

SIM Ep 770 Pod 222: Cricketing highs, cashflow lows, and some sexist hoofing

SIM Ep 769 Chops 264: Sandy Hook, tragedy and truth

SIM Ep 768 Pod 221: Stitching, biting and being dangled out of a window upside down

SIM Ep 767 Flicking #29: True Grit

SIM Ep 766 Pod 220: Tourism, action, and dancing with hairlines

SIM Ep 765 Chops 263: Natalie Haynes and the monstering of Medusa

SIM Ep 764 Pod 219: Life under the Taliban, and a man on the edge

SIM Ep 762 Pod 218: Witch prickers, wipeouts, and what a lot of tits

SIM Ep 761 Outside The Box #46

SIM Ep 760 Pod 217: Hungry women, toxic love, and ‘80s face

SIM Ep 759 Chops 261: Esther Manito knows it’s #NotAllMen

SIM Ep 758 Flicking #28: Spider-Man: Into the Spider-Verse

SIM Ep 757 Pod 216: Lovable dogs, disinterested tour guides and sweet-smelling donkeys

SIM Ep 756 Chops 260: Jane Campbell's not just brushing cats

SIM Ep 755 Pod 215: Lionesses and tigers and bearing crosses, oh my!

Pod 754 Chops 259: Sophie Gallagher on How Men Can Help

SIM Ep 753 Pod 214: Birmingham flavoured, with a healthy dash of Michael

SIM Ep 752 Chops 258: Helen Bauer and Yuriko Kotani

SIM Ep 751 Outside The Box #45

SIM Ep 750 Pod 213: Phoebe Bridgers, shutting the fuck up, and the quest for eternal youth

SIM Ep 749 Chops 257: Escape From North Korea

SIM Ep 748 Flicking #27: Ghostbusters: Afterlife

SIM Ep 747 Pod 211: West End shows, queens of crime, and a shaken pug

SIM Ep 746 Chops 256: Louise Perry’s case against the sexual revolution

SIM Ep 745 Pod 210: Balls, balls, balls, balls...

SIM Ep 744 Chops 255: Groomed. Gaslighted. Ghosted.

SIM Ep 743 Pod 209: Satire, netball, and the continued rolling back of women’s rights

SIM Ep 742 Chops 254: Marianne Shine on fashion's darkest secret

SIM Ep 741 Pod 208: Sworn spinsters, welcome women and balls-to-the-wall lunacy

SIM Ep 740 Chops 253 Young women on the financial edge

SIM Ep 739, Pod 207: Nightcrawling, madhouses, and a surprising amount of Bill Pullman

SIM Ep 738 Chops 252: Melissa Johns has no shame

SIM Ep 737 Flicking #26: Four Lions

SIM Ep 736 Pod 206: Tom, Dick & Harry and Natalie and Al Capone (walk into a podcast)

SIM Ep 735 Chops 251: Unsuitable for Robins

SIM Ep 734 Outside The Box #44

SIM Ep 733 Pod 205: Ultrarunning, understanding beauty, and The Witches of Eastprick

SIM EP 732 Pod 204: Ending homelessness, finding your voice and is the Pope still a Catholic?

SIM Ep 730 Pod 203: No-strings sex, deaf theatre and a suitcase full of money

SIM Ep 729 Chops 249: Appropriating Boudica, with Sarah Perry

SIM Ep 728 Flicking #24: Get Out

SIM Ep 727 Pod 202: All human life is here. And also an alien

SIM Ep 726 Pod 201: Marys, esports, and a golden ball or two

SIM Ep 725 Chops 248: 50:50 Parliament with Frances Scott

SIM Ep 725 Outside The Box #43

SIM Ep 724 Pod 200: Touring, shooting and a sh*tload more shooting

SIM Ep 723 Chops 247: The impact of conflict on women and girls in Ukraine

SIM Ep 722 Gig 61: Millican, Young and Hayward

SIM Ep 721 Chops 246: Love in the time of The Troubles

SIM Ep 720 Pod 199: Hull, hell, and help, what’s happening?

SIM 719 Chops 245: Georgina Scull has no regrets

SIM Ep 718 Flicking #23: Bridesmaids

SIM Ep 717 Pod 198: Chasing cash, discovering comets, and an absolute load of codswallop

SIM Ep 716 Chops 244: Catherine The Inoculated

SIM Ep 715 Pod 197: Hosting refugees, fierce Victorian women, and how’s that serenity?

SIM Ep 714 Chops 243: The Life of Lolita Chakrabarti

SIM Ep 713 Pod 196: Spinning, winning and My Cousin Vinny-ing

SIM Ep 712 Chops 242: Professor Jane Monckton Smith talks coercive control

SIM Ep 711 Pod 195: Advice from Rachel Parris, rhinestones for Dolly Parton, and more Kip please

SIM Ep 710 Chops 241: A 21st Century To Kill A Mockingbird

SIM Ep 709 Flicking #22: War for the Planet of the Apes

SIM Ep 708 Pod 194: The invisible mam, bloody difficult women, and the joy of running and crying

SIM Ep 707 Chops 240: Sexy But Psycho?

SIM Ep 706 Pod 193: Het bonhe, Sprakkar and Tom Jones covered in wildlife

SIM Ep 705 Chops 239: My Pen Is The Wing of A Bird

SIM Ep 704 Outside The Box #42

SIM Ep 703 Pod 192: Breaking the cycle, ditching the booze, and not a lot of buttons

SIM Ep 702 Chops 238: Feeling Frayed with Sarah Kendall

SIM Ep 701 Pod 191: difficult dating, unjust detention and insufferable prickery

SIM Ep 700 Chops 237: A whole lot of Rosie Cavaliero

SIM Ep 699 Flicking #22: Marie Antoinette

SIM Ep 698 Pod 190: Nature and sex? Fuggedaboutit!

SIM Ep 697 Chops 236: Desire, duty, defiance and Anna Karenina

SIM Ep 696 Pod 789: Diagnosis, Partygate and hurtling headfirst downhill at speed

SIM Ep 695 Chops 235: Danielle Friedman gets physical

SIM Ep 694 Pod 188: Ann Dowd, the hostile environment, and a deadbeat dad

SIM Ep 693 Chops 234: We [Still] Can’t Consent to This

SIM Ep 692 Outside The Box #41

SIM Ep 691 Pod 187: Cassandras, unreliable narrators and a foot-high fringe

SIM Ep 690 Chops 237: Queens, cousins, rivals, opposites?

SIM Ep 689 Flicking #21: Pan’s Labyrinth

SIM Ep 688 Pod 186: Resolutions, life in the fast lane, and two very broken legs

SIM Ep 687 Chops 236: The 4th Country, the North country

SIM Ep 686 Pod 185: Business and boulders

SIM Ep 685 Blast from the gigcast past #3: Omielan, Millican, Garofalo and Pollard

SIM Ep 684 Blast from the gigcast past #2: Colman, Godliman, Millican and Eclair

SIM Ep 683 Blast from the gigcast past #1: Millican, Brand and Burke

SIM Ep 682 Chops 235: Jenny Off The Blocks review of 2021

SIM Ep 681 Pod 184 Choosing love, choosing films and choosing to play the Pipes of Peace

SIM Ep 680 Chops 234: No one puts Elf (Lyons) on the shelf

SIM Ep 679 Outside The Box #40

SIM Ep 678 Pod 183: Pregnant panto, hungry homes, and WTF is Capote?

SIM 677 Chops 233: Strong Female Leads goes Christmas shopping

SIM Ep 676 Pod 182: Sewing, gifting and gatecrashers

SIM Ep 675 Chops 232: Caitlin Davies's Queens of the Underworld

SIM Ep 674 Flicking #20: Jurassic Park

SIM Ep 673 Pod 181 Finding commonality, celebrating difference and throwing a box of JD through a window

SIM Ep 672 IMD21 #5: Men’s Sheds

SIM Ep 671 IMD21 #4: Giles Terera and Michael Balogun on Blue/Orange

SIM Ep 670 Pod 180: Teenage angst, teenage dreams, and a purity spiral too far

SIM Ep 669 IMD21 #3 Matt Forde and the love Labour's lost

SIM Ep 668 Pod 179: Get Off, get empowered and get watching

SIM Ep 667 IMD21 #2: Being a pro-feminist ally with Chris Green

SIM Ep 666 Outside The Box #39

SIM Ep 665 Pod 178: A bawdy woman, a murderous bunch and a big old bum toot

SIM Ep 664 IMD21 #1: Beating eating disorders

SIM Ep 663 Flicking #19: William Shakespeare's Romeo + Juliet

SIM Ep 662 Pod 177: Extraordinary women, surprising sports, and bring back Buddy's Song, actually

SIM Ep 661 Chops 231: The many "a-ha!" moments of Cecelia Ahern

SIM Ep 560 Gig 60: Millican, Wonfor and Ramsey

SIM Ep 559 Chops 230: Forced adoptions

SIM Ep 558 Pod 176: Fear, a Ford Focus, and 50 shades of shit

SIM Ep 557 Chops 229: The joy and importance of working-class writers

SIM 556 Pod 175: Flushed, free and on the picket line

SIM Ep 555 Chops 228: Lynsey Hanley has class

SIM Ep 554 Outside The Box #38

SIM Ep 553 Pod 174: NDAs, Antigone and – shit me! – it’s David Bowie

SIM Ep 552 Chops 227: Sarah Solemani likes good questions

SIM Ep 551 Flicking #18: Rocks

SIM Ep 550 Pod 173: Awkward laughter, being your own champion, and sentient fuckholes

SIM Ep 549 Chops 226: Pepsi and Shirlie are still friends

SIM Ep 548 Pod 172: Widows, Twitter fame and a poor, neglected cat

SIM Ep 547 Chops 224: Sophie Willan's not "not normal"

SIM Ep 546 Pod 171: Sex talk, para sport, and Old Jedediah Burgundy

SIM Ep 545 Chops 223: Making space for girls

SIM Ep 544 Outside The Box #37

SIM Ep 543 Pod 170: Landmarks, lockdowns and literally stepping on people to get what you want

SIM Ep 542 Chops 222: First love, dangerous ideology and Camp Siegfried

SIM Ep 541 Flicking #17: Almost Famous

SIM Ep 540 Pod 169: Mending hearts, Kissing Emma, and big love for Tennessee Williams

SIM Ep 539 Chops 221: Chasing your dream (and some Olympic medals) with Bianca Walkden and Anna Hopkin

SIM Ep 538 Pod 168: Violence, Deceit, and Beefy polymorphs

SIM Ep 537 Chops 220: The Best Most Awful Job

SIM Ep 536 Pod 167: Billie Holiday, accidental up the duffery and terror everywhere

SIM Ep 535 Chops 219: Pandora Colin on women, TV, theatre and pirates

SIM Ep 534 Outside The Box #36

SIM Ep 533 Pod 166: Ghosts, regrets, soul and tiny feet

SIM Ep 532 Chops 218: Testosterone with Dr Carole Hooven

SIM Ep 531 Flicking #16: Little Shop of Horrors

SIM Ep 530 Pod 165: Ice cream, allotments and a (terrifying) chocolate factory

SIM Ep 529 Chops 217: Sylvia Lancaster on hate crime

SIM Ep 528 BONUS POD: Stop! Coffee time!

SIM Ep 527 Pod 164: Asia, medals and inappropriate dancing to Super Freak

SIM Ep 526 Chops 216: Blue Plaques for women

SIM Ep 525 Pod 163: Comedy writing, channel swimming and Olympic rumpy pumpy

SIM Ep 524 Chops 215: The joy of divorce? Damn right, says Helen Thorn

SIM Ep 523 Outside The Box #35

SIM Ep 522 Pod 162: Innovation, inclusion, and ick, what just happened to his head?

SIM Ep 521 Chops 214: Who you calling a lesser Bronte?

SIM Ep 520 Pod 161: Sport-fuelled, haunted and Furious

SIM Ep 519 Chops 213: Hey America, what’s happening?

SIM Ep 519 Flicking #15: Clueless

SIM Ep 518 Pod 160: The joy of cats, the power of periods, and #FreeBritney

SIM Ep 517 Chops 212: Melissa Febos’s Girlhood

SIM Ep 516 Pod 159: Computers, rights, and a rusty spoon.

SIM Ep 515 Chops 211: Amelia Dimeldonberg on caring, content and chicken

SIM Ep 514 Outside The Box #34

SIM Ep 513 Pod 158: Yarl's Wood, the Euros and David Bowie's wang (walk into a podcast)

SIM 512 Chops 210: charting Mary Wollstonecraft's love and fury

SIM Ep 511 Pod 157: Unwell women, Hill without Bill, and RELEASE THE KRAKEN!

SIM Ep 510 Chops 209: Jane Thynne is in Widowland

SIM Ep 508 Pod 157: Isolation, celebration and parents who need to stay divorced

SIM Ep 506 Pod 156: We are the stigmatists, journalists and weirdos, mister

SIM Ep 505 Chops 207 Transforming drug policy

SIM Ep 504 Pod 155: Myths, panic, secrets, and lies

SIM Ep 503 Chops 206: The joy of Rakie Ayola

SIM Ep 502 Outside The Box #33

SIM Ep 501 Pod 154: High hopes, low take-up and driving off a cliff at the end

SIM Ep 500, Chops 205: In the picture with Dr Catherine McCormack

SIM Ep 499 Pod 153: Slugs, space and the need, the need for speed

SIM Ep 498 Chops 204: Magic, pum-pums and the glory of fuck

SIM EP 497 Flicking #13: Airplane!

SIM Ep 496 Pod 152: Embracing sadness, overturning assumptions, and Big Billy Two Dicks

SIM Ep 495 Chops 203: Survivor Stories

SIM Ep 494 Pod 161: The outside world, the outside gym and the friend only you can see

SIM Ep 493 Chops 202: Eating Disorders, self harm and The Fear

SIM Ep 493 Outside the Box #32

SIM Ep 492 Pod 150: Bigamy, bigotry and... Brian?

SIM Ep 491 Chops 201: On This Day She

SIM Ep 490 Pod 149: Motherhood, history, and thank fuck for Hugh Grant

SIM Ep 489 Chops 200: Shaking hands with Ella Al-Shamahi

SIM Ep 488 Flicking #12: Pride

SIM Ep 487 Pod 148: Gloss, hormones and Julia Roberts's tits

SIM Ep 486 Chops 199: Places Molly McCully Brown has taken her body

SIM Ep 485 Pod 147: Fighting, forgetting, and the sex life of pandas

SIM Ep 484 Chops 198: Delphine Minoui, Syria, and the secret library of Daraya

SIM Ep 483 Outside The Box #31

SIM EP 482 Pod 146: Rummaging, working from home and wannabe rocking

SIM Ep 481 IWD 2021 #6: Gaby Hinsliff on bringing Betty Friedan into the 21st Century

SIM Ep 480 IWD 2021 #5: Feminist writing with Dr Hannah Dawson

SIM Ep 479 International Women's Day 2021 #4: Sophie K

SIM EP 478 IWD 2021 #3: Lifting with Laura Hoggins

SIM Ep 477 IWD 2021 #2: Katy Wix

SIM Ep 476 IWD 2021 #1: Harriet Wistrich and the fight for justice for women

SIM 475 Chops 197: Francesca Specter, lone star

SIM Ep 474 Flicking #11: County Lines

SIM Ep 473 Pod 145: Fearless, seeking justice and kinda funny looking

SIM Ep 472 Chops 196: Why aren't we talking about violence against shop workers?

SIM Ep 471 Pod 144: death, hormones and the worst toilet in Scotland

SIM Ep 470 Chops 195: Lucy Worsley has Blitz Spirit

SIM Ep 468 Pod 143: Selfishness, swallows, and sleeping with a hat montage

SIM Ep 467 Chops 194: Kate Fox is oscillating (and swimming)

SIM Ep 467 Outside The Box #30

SIM Ep 466 Pod 14: Under pressure, slightly hungover and on the rampage

SIM Ep 465 Chops 193: Nell Frizzell's Panic Years

SIM Ep 464 Flicking #10: Mommy

SIM Ep 463 Pod 141: African Europeans, The Troubles and ‘anyone for tennis?’

SIM Ep 462 Chops 192: Cerys Matthews and the origin of the croissant (among other things)

SIM 461 Pod 140: Craftivism, cunning characters, and caring

SIM Ep 460 Chops 191: This is why we all need to resist

SIM 459 Pod 139: Resisting, rethinking and remaking a perfectly good dress

SIM Ep 458 Chops 190: Mary Beard is inside culture

SIM Ep 457 Pod 138: Science, cancer, and hey The Kids, u ok hun?

SIM Ep 456 Chops 189: Getting Niix fit with Nicki Philips

SIM Ep 455 Flicking #9: The Straight Story

SIM Ep 454 Pod 136: Debt, Driving Forces and ¿donde esta el water sword?

SIM Ep 454 Gig 59: Millican, Dunleavy, Noonan and Offord

SIM Ep 453: Review of the Year with Hazarika and Lewis

SIM Ep 452 Outside The Box #29

SIM Ep 451: Games, Hope and charity this Christmas

SIM Ep 450 Chops 188: Sian Harries is Frothing

SIM Ep 449 Pod 135: TV history, amateur dramatics and thank God for bungee cords

SIM Ep 448 Chops 187: Amanda Prowse and The Boy Between

SIM Ep 447 Pod 134: Hope, crowd control and keeping the change, ya filthy animal

SIM Ep 446 Chops 186: Nadiya Hussain is having an adventure

SIM Ep 445 Flicking #8: Grey Gardens

SIM Ep 444 Pod 133: Miscarriage, magic realism and martial arts

SIM Ep 443 IMD20#5: The Good Lad Initiative

SIM Ep 442 Outside The Box #28

SIM Ep 441 Pod 132: Menopause, money and wearing your shorts over your trackie bottoms

SIM Ep 440 IMD20#4: Richard Herring and November 19

SIM Ep 439 Gig 58: Rickard and Chaponda

SIM Ep 438 Chops 185: Carmen Callil on those times and these times

SIM Ep 437 IMD20#3: Michael Spicer is the man in the room (well, Zoom) next door

SIM Ep 436 Pod 131: Drinking, publishing and so long Trump!

SIM Ep 435 IMD20#2 Mat Fraser is telling Crip Tales

SIM Ep 434 Flicking #7: The Nightmare Before Christmas

SIM Ep 433 Pod 130: Ushers, refugees and Rebecca, I tell you!

SIM Ep 432 IMD20#1: Andrew Cotter has two very good dogs

SIM Ep 431 Pod 129: Studying homelessness, robbing banks and please God let Joe Biden win

SIM Ep 430 Chops 184: Unfinished Business at the British Library with Dr Polly Russell

SIM Ep 429 Gig 57: Parris and Wix

SIM Ep 428 Chops 183: Megan Phelps Roper has Unfollowed

SIM Ep 427 Pod 128: Protest, progress and some classic Bette Davis

SIM Ep 426 Chops 182: Baby Loss Awareness Week

SIM Ep 425 Outside The Box #27

SIM Ep 424 Pod 127: Klopping, birthing and “hit it with a hammer!”

SIM Ep 423 Chops 181: Laura Bates goes manospheric

SIM Ep 422 Flicking #6: Ghostbusters

SIM Ep 421 Pod 126: Studies, steel and a shameful waste of whiskey

SIM Ep 420 Chops 180: International Safe Abortion Day 2020

SIM Ep 419 Pod 125: The joy of Joan, the future of theatre, and sexy pots

SIM Ep 418 Chops 179: Katherine Boyle is Twitching

SIM Ep 417 Gig 56: George and Hill

SIM Ep 416 Chops 178: Blaming women for everything with Dr Jess Taylor

SIM Ep 415 Outside The Box #26

SIM Ep 414 Pod 124: problem films, silent women and way too much hair

SIM Ep 413 Chops 177: Annie Nightingale

SIM Ep 412 Flicking #6: Badlands

SIM Ep 411 Pod 123: Goddesses, fairies and everyone's favourite Nightingale

SIM Ep 410 Pod 122: Freedom of speech, Black British history, and a final disaster

SIM Ep 409 Chops 176: Dr Kat Arney and the Rebel Cell

SIM Ep 408 Pod 121: Refugees, debut novels and dubious jerky

SIM Ep 407 Chops 175: Rachel Mariner is a Recovering Misogynist

SIM Ep 406 and Chops 174: Kerry Hudson is Lowborn

SIM Ep 405 Gig 55: Duker, Moore, Dunleavy and Noonan