Laura Dowling

So, and that's what I find, is that once women are educated about them, then they tell their partners and then everyone knows.

And I've had men come to my shows and men come to my talks.

I mean, I really mean that.

Well, I'm going to have you front and center, Ryan.

This is it.

And whenever men do hear something that I've said, I'll often get men coming up to me and they'll go, if only I'd known what I know now 10 years ago, I could have really understood my wife.

I would have been more supportive.

And, you know, I've actually done talks to...

big engineering firms say they may have had 100 men in them and two women.

And the men, just the questions keep coming because they just want their wives to be happy, their daughters to be happy, their mothers to be happy.

And men have come up and said, I'm going to talk differently to my little girl about her body.

I'm not going to call it her Betsy or her Mary.

It's going to be called Revolve and I'm just going to know exactly what it is.

And that's important to start the conversation really young.

Yeah.

That is Invisible Women.

And I suppose it feeds into everything that I do, really.

Yeah.

Tell me about that.

So it is a wonderful book.