It’s our last episode of the season - and boy, do we have a bumper episode for you. In this week’s show we discuss what Twitter’s failure to suspend Wiley says about our failure to combat anti-semitism (and what you can do to help), the graphic and glorious podcast of the year, Brown Girls Do It Too, Kiley Reid’s incisive and compulsively readable novel Such A Fun Age and an author special with the inspiring and thought-provoking columnist and author of We Need New Stories, Nesrine Malik about why we must resist cultural myths. Plus, some newsletters to subscribe to right now, and an Ask The High Low question about dating after cancer. We’ll be back in early September! 

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Links

Following/ signing

@geraldstratfor3 on Twitter 

Sign the petition for Wiley to have his MBE removed 

https://www.change.org/p/parliament-remove-wileys-mbe?recruiter=136977510&recruited_by_id=853bea40-b288-0130-c64a-3c764e051fd7-23699423-en-gb%3A2

Write to [email protected] to request the removal of Wiley’s MBE 

Reading

The Waiting Room, a newsletter by Amelia Tait 

https://t.co/K354wEstO1?amp=1

Sidenotes, a newsletter by Sophie Wilkinson 

https://t.co/8Tktq491Lh?amp=1

The Red Hand Files, a newsletter by Nick Cave 

https://www.theredhandfiles.com

The Meander, a newsletter by Dolly Alderton 

https://t.co/1oQyVWIXz4?amp=1

Such A Fun Age, by Kiley Reid

We Need New Stories, by Nesrine Malik

Hot Little Hands, by Abigail Ulman 

Listening/ watching 

Brown Girls Do It Too, on BBC Sounds

In Writing podcast, by Hattie Crisell

Call My Agent, on Netflix 

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