Angela Patton and Natalie Rae on Daughters

Angela Patton and Natalie Rae on Daughters

As part of her work as CEO of Girls for a Change, Angela Patton was faced with girls in her community who desperately wanted to spend quality time with their fathers. But in this case, the girls’ fathers were in jail, in a system that increasingly prevented contact time with loved ones. Not one to be phased by a challenge, Angela pioneered the highly successful programme, Date with Dad, which provided just that: an opportunity for the girls to attend a dance with their dads. When director Natalie Rae heard about the programme, she was keen to learn more, and so the pair collaborated to produce the new Netflix feature documentary, Daughters. Jen caught up with Angela and Natalie to talk about the programme, why it is so needed, and how the many problems within the US criminal justice system bleed into the rest of society. Learn more about your ad choices. Visit megaphone.fm/adchoices

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Rated or Dated: Save the Last Dance (2001)

Rated or Dated: Save the Last Dance (2001)

Thomas Carter’s teen dance film helped launch the career of Julia Stiles, but has she been wronged by public perceptions of her dance skills in the years that followed? How many tropes are too many tr...

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The Girl Bandits of the Warsaw Ghetto, with Elizabeth Hyman

The Girl Bandits of the Warsaw Ghetto, with Elizabeth Hyman

Holocaust Memorial Day is coming up later this month (Tuesday 27 January), so Hannah's been on the Zoom with historian Elizabeth Hyman to talk about her non-fiction book The Girl Bandits of the Warsaw...

13 Tammi 30min

Why Laura Hall lay her head in water

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Feeling bogged down by meetings and out of her depth at work, travel writer Laura Hall quit her job and embarked on a fresh challenge to get her life back on track. Her new book, The Year I Lay My Hea...

12 Tammi 26min

Rated or Dated: Sexy Beast (2001)

Rated or Dated: Sexy Beast (2001)

Our weekly look at a film from the past is back for the New Year like a boulder about to smash into your swimming pool, as we watch Jonathan Glazer's debut: a one-last-job tale with a gangster who won...

7 Tammi 27min

Salima Saxton is a bad patient

Salima Saxton is a bad patient

Last year, actor, author, life coach and professional mad woman (she co-hosts the Women Are Mad podcast with psychotherapist Jennifer Cox) Salima Saxton got ill. Obviously she started a Substack about...

6 Tammi 27min

Wendy Welpton wants you on the floor

Wendy Welpton wants you on the floor

An injury in her early 40s, and a long period of chronic pain that followed, made Wendy Welpton think about how she was moving. Now a movement coach, founder of Reclaim Movement, and a podcast host, s...

5 Tammi 26min

Review of the Year 2025

Review of the Year 2025

What's the best book we read this year? Or the best play we saw? We're talking about that, plus our favorite TV, events, sport, music, comedy and interviews of 2025, as we wave goodbye to a year that'...

31 Joulu 202549min

Rated or Dated: The Railway Children (1970)

Rated or Dated: The Railway Children (1970)

Adventure, nostalgia, trains, Cribbens and three elderly children posher than a lobster in a cravat: HOW JOLLY! Lionel Jeffries’ period piece based on E Nesbit’s 1906 book is a wholesome slice of clas...

24 Joulu 202530min

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