Ryan Tubridy

I don't see it as odd or weird.

I don't see it as a sort of controversial even.

Now, some people might kind of raise an eyebrow, but look at the ticket sales.

And I don't mean that in an economic sense.

I mean, just look at the popularity.

Look at the requirement.

Look at the need for this conversation.

Yeah, because we infantilize the body in some ways, don't we?

Strange that is.

The book that changed your life, Laura, where are you going to go for that?

Yeah.

Exposing Data Bias in a World Designed for Men by Caroline Criado-Perez.

I'm gone.

That sounds like a really interesting book, Invisible Women.

But the statistics put me off, but the way you described it is much more encouraging.

So I'll give that a go, I'm sure, at some point.

The name, please, Laura, of the book, the autobiography you haven't written yet.

I'm actually really looking forward to hearing what you've come up with there because...

Your show, Viva La Vulva, is probably one of the best things I've ever heard.

Love Your Vulva is your book, which we should say to people which has published.