The Guilty Feminist 443. Edinburgh Previews with Jess Robinson, Alison Spittle, Sikisa and Grace Petrie
Jul 21, 2025
In this lively discussion, Jess Robinson, an impressionist known for her vocal mimicry, shares insights about her show celebrating Elton John. Alison Spittle dives into her experiences with body image and fat liberation, offering a humorous take on societal pressures. Grace Petrie reflects on the intersection of music and politics in her protest songs, while Sikisa combines her experiences as a comedian and immigration lawyer, blending humor with legal insights. Together, they create an engaging exploration of identity, laughter, and the challenges of modern life.
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Coldplay CEO Affair Scandal
- A story was shared about a CEO and HR caught on a Jumbotron at a Coldplay concert involved in inappropriate behavior. - The incident drew humor and criticism about workplace ethics and conduct at a company related to AI services.
Tips for Voice Impersonation
- When impersonating someone's voice, listen closely to pitch, tone, and unique traits. - A musical perspective helps analyze voices for accurate impressions.
Comedy as Joy Provision
- Jess Robinson sees her comedic role as providing joy to recharge people's spirits. - Comedy is a tool to uplift before fighting social and political battles.
