Sarah Ditum

In this engaging discussion, guest Sarah Ditum, a writer for The Times and an avid Taylor Swift fan, dives into the implications of Taylor's recent engagement to NFL star Travis Kelce. They explore how a stable love life might reshape her music, traditionally centered on heartbreak. The conversation covers the cultural excitement surrounding their relationship, its impact on the NFL's female fanbase, and speculations on Easter eggs in her upcoming album. Sarah also touches on their contrasting personalities and how this romance may influence Taylor’s brand moving forward.

In this engaging discussion, Sarah Ditum, a contributor for The Times and a Vinted enthusiast, dives into the fascinating journey of Vinted from a drunken party idea to a £4 billion powerhouse. She reveals how the app transformed the second-hand clothing market during the pandemic and the innovative business strategies that led to its success. Sarah shares insights on the challenges faced by Vinted, including a crucial restructuring, and highlights amusing personal stories about her own experiences with reselling clothes.

Sarah Ditum, a writer for The Times and The Sunday Times, delves into the cult of Jilly Cooper and her iconic novel 'Rivals'. They discuss the bold adaptation of Cooper's work for Disney Plus, highlighting its playful yet risqué nature. The rivalry between characters Rupert Campbell Black and Tony Battingham reveals deeper themes of ambition and power. Ditum also explores Cooper's cultural impact on British literature, the evolving portrayal of female desire, and the challenges of adapting her celebrated works for modern audiences.