Featured
About being a canadian comedian in LA, quarantine, sobriety, moving, making friends in your 40s, happiness, fame, dating, and writing gratitude lists.
About being a Syrian refugee in Berlin, swimming, studying, volunteering in Greek refugee camps, Amnesty International, activism, prison, therapy, and the book that covers her and her sisters story; Butterfly
About being an online sex worker and activist, taking on instagram after her account was deleted, mental health, coolness, finding her people, stubbornness, boundaries, and nudity.
About performing Burgerz, theatre, class, making new work, safety, generosity, gender, control and queer and trans friendly therapy.
About coping with the pandemic, guilt, politics, loneliness, jealousy, online, on stage, art, gender, race, and making Burgerz.
About comedy, acting, writing, being a fat disabled woman of colour (in a pandemic), losing her legs, becoming a stand-up comedian and co-running a diversity showcase in LA.
About comedy, writing, acting, knitting, hearing aids, her children’s book Harriet Verses the Galaxy, breathing, and performing in Magic Mike live.
About therapy, writing, trans issues and rights, online culture(s), social media, transitioning in her 20’s, visibility, mental health, the media, crying, and the mundane work of activism.
About responding to online hate, Moonshot CVE, being the woman of colour at a far right rally, interviewing white supremacists, insecurity, and why the internet makes her hopeful.
About navigating anxiety, COVID 19, fundraising, racism, owning the anger, setting up the People of Colour in Campaigns network, the NGO world, passion, young people, and being the director of Change.org UK.
About horoscopes, mood rings, ghosts, her mum, being nervous, navigating anxiety and depression, being a middle child, magical powers, comedy, confidence, hating therapy, and Ghost Hunting with Girls Aloud
About being a transgender model and activist, self care, periods, learning, detachment, body politics, mental health, gender euphoria, dating, intimacy, grief, strapons, pansexuality, masculinity, and being given his name.
About comedy, breakups, relationships, first love, growing up, emotions, crying, masculinity, porn, failure, vulnerability, fear, and the difference between a friend and a tiger.
About oracle cards, angel cards, crystals, seeing a social justice based psychic, imagination, scepticism, activism, religion, working in a bookstore, coexisting truths, purity, and Kurt Vonnegut.
About putting on an event around body image at the Union Chapel London, travelling, activism, nuance, success, the internet, coaching, the nervous system, therapy, and spirituality.
About comedy, not wanting children, control, joy, learning to swim, praise, compliments, relationships, walking into parties, catastrophising, Mock the Week, feeling ugly, and what she has learnt from having a puppy.
About protest singing, campaigning for Labour, being a butch lesbian, representation, Catholic school, the 1997 election, being politicised in 2010, coming up through the folk scene, and seeing Hannah Gadsby’s Nanette.
About Notoriously Dapper his body positive menswear blog and book, parenting, fashion, body positivity, growing up “husky”, teaching and coaching boys, black masculinity, his dad, and The Fresh Prince of Bel-Air.
About 2020, pajamas, resolutions, running, the internet, social media, community, words, call outs, his upcoming novel, and what position he will hold in Sofie’s dictatorship.
About 2019, entertaining children, the internet, childhood, going to Japan with Tim Key, friendship, writing books, hating fireworks, stand-up, creativity, self care, social media, and The Greatest Showman.
About comedy, momentarily quitting stand-up, presenting Celebs on the Farm on Channel 5, being gay, camp and poor, climate change, Live at the Apollo, selfcare, therapy, confidence, and using pasta as a straw.
About stand-up, moving in with her girlfriend, success, living near the moment, reality TV, being the class clown, her mum playing pranks on her dad, writing about things she cares about, gender identity, and Christmas.
About being a plus sized fashion business owner from a working class background, sewing, creativity, visibility, Love Island, workers rights, Plus Equals, trying to be ethical under capitalism, and The Crown.
About music, comedy, parenting, being a meat computer, not rebelling, being measured, privilege, grey areas, education, anger, mistakes, luck and his relationship to his body.
About comedy, happiness, haircuts, growing up in South West London, philosophy, auditioning, writing for sitcoms, his podcast Off Menu, type one diabetes, becoming a husband, heavy metal, and cast iron skillets.
About stand-up, writing and promoting her book The Other Mother, being a lesbian parent, difficult interviews, “debates”, navigating confrontation online and face to face, calling out bullying, respect, television, divisions within society, and dying on stage.
About horror films, stand-up, writing books, witnessing a car accident as a child, being heckled at a literary festival, why he’s not good at sport, the nature of time, Nick Cave, and touring in Iceland with Brian Cox.
About being happy, dating, turning tragedy into comedy, putting anger into comedy, the currency of being funny, dyslexia, wanting to be a doctor, navigating school, and touring with Alan Carr.
About writing books about feminism and patriarchy,making online abuse visible, using humour to fight back, Boggarts, ASMR, Love Island, fans being entitled to your time, call ins, imperfectness and the legacy of Reality Bites.
About cancel culture, time travel, relationships, remembering repressed memories mid-show, the Aladdin musical, auditioning for Hamilton, singing technique, calling people in/out, and his band Neighborhood Goliath.