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Hey, how you doing, Podcasts? Adam Buckston here. Thank you very much indeed for joining me

for another podcast. Let's just take a listen, shall we? To the sounds of nature.

Out here on a path in the countryside of East Anglia.

Rosie is up ahead sniffing around in a plowed field, seeing if she can discover gold

buried long ago by the people that walked these lands, the pilgrims, the Vikings,

and the Hoodies. Okay, let me tell you about this week's podcast. It's number 42, which features

a conversation with writer, actor, and comedian, Bridget Christie. Bridget has appeared numerous times

on television. That's the big new thing, isn't it? It's like a window that shows you people and

places from all different parts of the world, but mainly America. Bridget has written and performed

11 Edinburgh Festival shows over the years, holy Moses. That's Richard Herring style levels of

crazy commitment to the art. And in 2015, Bridget wrote a book called A Book for Her.

The title is a reference to her award-winning Edinburgh show A Book for Her,

for which part of the blurb read Thusley. Why does Bic think women need special byros to write with?

Who decided thatcher and Beyonce were feminist icons? What did Sustirling Moss say about women's

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