The Guilty Feminist

430. Versions of Us with Fran Lusty, Rosie Hewlett and Dia Day

Mar 31, 2025
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Dia Day
Dia Day, a talented musician blending rap, hip-hop, neo-soul, and jazz with Polish influences, shares her creative journey and the emotional power of music. She dives into the themes of love and loss, revealing how personal experiences shape her music, including the introduction of her new song. The conversation also touches on the importance of reclaiming mythological figures like Medusa, exploring women's empowerment. Additionally, the guests celebrate new voices in the arts and emphasize community support, all while engaging in humorous and heartfelt exchanges.
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ANECDOTE

Billboard vs. Real Beauty

  • Deborah Frances-White recalls an audience member's "I'm a feminist, but..." about headshots.
  • The audience member wanted "billboard beauty" rather than "real beauty."
ANECDOTE

Bin Duty and Politics

  • Another audience member jokes, "I'm a feminist, but I don't think I should ever have to take the bins out."
  • Frances-White jokes about Theresa May and Nigel Farage's political positions.
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