Hey, podleters, I hope you're well. I'm going to try and be less awkward in these

introduction bits, but I don't know what it is. I just sound really awkward. It might

be something to do with the fact that I have to record them under my D-Vay cover, so it

does get quite warm and fussy under here, and that's because my producer, High Spike, says

that that's High Got The Best Sound, so it could be that. But anyway, this week I speak

to the lovely Scarlet Curtis, who is a journalist, author, activist and curator of feminist

Don't Wear Pink and Other Lives, and her latest title is Why It's Not OK To Feel Blue

and Other Lives. And so this episode is Why It's OK To Feel Blue, and we discuss kind of

both elements of those books. Feminism, why it's important that we try to include men

in our feminism, how to be intersectional, and also touch on mental health, and why it

is okay to talk about it, and why you should reach out and get help if you need some.

I really hope you enjoy the episode, and do checkout Scarlet and her work. She is a

force to be reckoned with. Bye!

Hi guys, and welcome to Adilting. Today I'm joined by Scarlet Curtis.

Hi. How are you doing?

I'm good. Yeah, this is so nice. We're sitting on the floor. No, feel very cozy and fun.

Yes, very relaxed.

Yeah, very relaxed.

Oh, you just told me that I didn't... What's the word?

What's the called?

Lest, and I just list. Really?

Relax. I haven't list anyway, so when I have my own business line, and it's like major

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