1: The Jess Philips One

  • Football, Feminism & Everything In Between

  • 31 October 2019

  • Posted by Alastair Campbell

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We're back!! We've had a summer off, spending some quality time away from each other. But now we're back and ready to tackle all of the worlds problems through the lens of football and feminism.

Our first guest is one of the coolest politicians today. Jess Philips is the Labour MP for Birmingham Yardley, a seat which once belonged to leader of the Peaky Blinders Tommy Shelby. Jess is a passionate feminist, and has always been an advocate for women's issues throughout her career. In this episode we talk Brexit (sorry!), the current state of Westminster, Peaky Blinders, and more.

Enjoy. Please remember to rate, review and subscribe and tell everyone you know!!!

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