Episodes

  • Ep. 1: "To the Woman that Loved Me..."
    Mar 2 2020

    To the Woman that Loved Me... features letters from Sabrina Mafouz (poet, performer, screenwriter and award-winning playwright of Clean and Chef); Sinéad Burke (disability advocate in fashion and British Vogue Contributing Editor); Ruth Davidson (former leader of the Scottish Conservative & Unionist Party) and Laura Bates (founder of the Everyday Sexism Project).

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    29 mins
  • Ep. 2: "To the Woman that Heard Me..."
    Mar 2 2020

    To the Woman that Heard Me... features letters from Miranda Kane (creator of Audible’s Slaving Away, sex worker advocate and comedian); Dr Sophie Scott (neuroscientist and academic) and Helen Lederer (comedian, writer and Absolutely Fabulous actress).

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    25 mins
  • Ep. 3: "To the Woman that Shaped Me..."
    Mar 2 2020

    To the Woman that Shaped Me... features letters from Gina Martin (campaigner who successfully changed the law on ‘upskirting’); Rose McGowan (New York Times best-selling author of Brave, actress, activist); Rosie Jones (comedian and disability advocate); Nora Monsecour (professional dancer whose life inspired the Cannes-winning, Golden Globe-nominated Girl) and Jess Philips (Labour MP for Birmingham Yardley).

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    39 mins
  • Ep. 4: "To the Woman that Saved Me..."
    Mar 2 2020

    To the Woman that Saved Me... features letters from Jen Agg (restauranteur and author of I Hear She’s A Real Bitch); Anita Sarkeesian (feminist critic and ‘Gamergate’ pioneer); Zing Tsjeng (author of the Forgotten Women book series and Executive Editor of VICE UK) and Alix Fox (BBC Radio 1 presenter, sex writer and educator).

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    29 mins
  • Ep. 5: "To the Women that Surround Me..."
    Mar 2 2020

    To the Women that Surround Me features letters from Bonnie Greer (playwright, author, critic and host of Audible’s In Search Of Black History); Jada Sezer (model and body acceptance activist); Munroe Bergdorf (transgender rights activist, model and Dazed Beauty editor) and Deborah Coughlin (founder of Gaggle and Feminist Times editor).

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    33 mins