Caroline is sent photos of women’s toilet queues on an almost daily basis, since writing in her book Invisible Women about how women’s queues are always longer than the men’s. In this episode, she investigates the history of public conveniences, what impact they have on women’s participation in society and why councils and businesses seem unable to get it right. Hosted on Acast. See acast.com/privacy for more information.
Hello, it's Basha here and before this episode starts, I just wanted to say thank you.
It's five years since we made our first ever podcast.
Since we're at the beginning, we should.
I think, do the polite thing and.
Make some introductions here.
Basher, do you want to start?
That was the beginning of our weekly investigative show, the SLO Newscast.
And while we have hopefully gotten a bit better at this since then, what we care about hasn't changed because we still investigate injustices.
Until recently, everything I'm about to tell.
You was a secret.
We, we tell gripping stories with a human heart.
It's a screwed up, crazy kind of love story filled with death lies and witness protection programs.
But still, it's a love story and.
We investigate in the public interest.
We've won landmark legal battles.
Hello.
I thought you'd like to know we've got the judgment it's going to be published.
Oh, my God.
You can find our chart topping and award winning series on Tortoise Investigates.
What I uncover is a global game of cat and mouse, a Catch Me if youf can.