Holly Wainwright

There's always some goodies in there.

Last week I did a big sort of BTS essay about what it was like interviewing Jacinda Ardern.

Not sure what we're doing this week.

I'll think of something fabulous before the end of the day.

Let's share some BTS this week.

Have you got a picture of the blankets?

Yes, I do.

Oh, my gosh.

So newsletter, we'll have bedazzling, we'll have blankets.

Before the end of the day, we'll get it done.

Thank you so much, Outlouders, for being here with us and we'll see you next week.

Bye.

Bye.

Hello, Holly Wainwright here.

I'm an executive editor at Mamma Mia and I have been part of this business, an independent women's media company, for more than a decade now.

I have seen a lot, but being independent has always meant that we don't have anyone telling us to play it safe or to avoid the topics that feel a bit too messy or uncomfortable for a boardroom full of dudes to handle.

And I never take that for granted.

If we help you feel a little bit less alone or more connected through the conversations with fascinating women that Kate Langbrook's having on No Filter or one of our other shows, or if we help you feel more informed with the stories that your group chat is really reading on the Mamma Mia app, please consider, please, please becoming a subscriber.

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