Marina Hyde

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The Rest Is Entertainment · What A Time To Be Alive! - Marina Hyde [EXCLUSIVE EXTRACT] · 24 Sep 2026 podcast

And I'm sure they are.

But what they can't do, even with all their combined decades of acting, is think their way into the part of literally any woman, in any place, walking home after dark, or going down an almost deserted route on just another day in a lifetime of knowing she could be prey.

You get quite good at thinking about how boring little things like phones or keys might be able to defend you in those moments, as any woman will wearily concede.

We all dream of a future without this forever hum of fear, where we too can join in the absurdist joke.

And yes, of course it was all just a joke.

But consider the real-life context in which this tiny little sofa vignette occurred.

We are a week off a US presidential election in which the fact that the bookie's favorite has been accused of multiple sexual assaults over multiple decades has not even been an issue.

Even with my expectations adjusted to meet the times, it will never not blow my mind that we are going to get to the end of this presidential campaign and the fact that at least 26, 26 women have accused one candidate of sexual assault has not even remotely dominated the news cycle.

There has not been one week or even one day in which that message has caught fire and everyone has talked of absolutely nothing else.

It is just what?

Accepted?

Expected?

Priced in?

Boring?

Either way, perhaps it helps explain why many women are not in their best take a joke mood right now.

hats off to Jaguar's inclusive new branding.

Now people of all backgrounds won't buy its cars.

22nd of November, 2024.

In the aftermath of Trump's victory, the ad already looks like a period piece.

But aside from that, I mean, seriously?

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