Standard issue for all women.

Oh, hey there, and a big welcome for me, Mickey, to the Tuesday episode of Standard Issue.

Hopefully, you've already listened to Hannah's bloody lovely chat with Namalanta combo about her podcast, Dear Daughter.

And you've braced yourself for both rated or dated as we watched John Waters' 1990 musical romance,

cry baby, and of course the Bush Telegraph, because, you know, a dot race position.

It is the news.

What's pissed in mouth.

And on Friday, Jen is talking to honeysuckle weeks about playing mommy in the new adaptation

of Louisiana Alcott's Little Women. A bumper stack of earjoy for you. Am I right? honeysuckle weeks about playing mommy in the new adaptation of Louise and Aulcote's

little women. A bumper stack of earjoy for you. Am I right? I am right? And this episode is,

if I say so myself, a proper corker because I got on the Zoom with top woman Brona C. Titley

to talk about her brand new comedy musical and Night's Tale, which opens at the

Manchester Opera House this Friday. But you're already thinking, hang on, jousting, on stage, then yeah,

stay tuned. As ever, there's extra chat to be had for our £5 plus patrons, so if you want to hear

Brona talk about being an Irish woman and a TV drama

about the troubles and also get a sneak peek or whatever the animal equivalent of a peak is,

at some of the pop artist involved in a night's tale. Get yourself to patreon.com forward slash

standard issue. Welcome to standard issue, writer, actor and very funny woman, no pressure.

Rona C. Tittley, a gorgeous pleasure to have you on the show.

Oh, thank you so much for having me, Mixed your Noonstir.

I am just thrilled sweet here.

Love that intro.

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