SIM Ep 662 Pod 177: Extraordinary women, surprising sports, and bring back Buddy's Song, actually

SIM Ep 662 Pod 177: Extraordinary women, surprising sports, and bring back Buddy's Song, actually

Pakistani-American artist and author Maliha Abidi is passionate about feminism and diversity, both of which come to the fore in her new book Rise: Extraordinary Women of Colour Who Changed the World. She chatted with Mickey about art for social change, being bigged up by Malala, and staying sane on social media. In Jenny Off the Blocks, the temperature may be dropping, but rounders is going nowhere. So says Natalie Justice Dearn, CEO of Rounders England, who has some surprising information for Jen about the much-loved "summer sport". Meanwhile, there's some dangerous snoozing and unwarranted upbeat deliveries in the Bush Telegraph, and the team's swear jar is overflowing in Rated or Dated. Thanks Love Actually. Thanks a fucking bunch. Support this show Learn more about your ad choices. Visit megaphone.fm/adchoices

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