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Get A Grip with Angela Scanlon and Vicky Pattison
Get A Grip Live: Bras Off!
Season 2026, Ep. 54
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The bras are officially OFF at the first ever Get A Grip live show! Angela and Vicky design the ultimate feminist commune, rank a few men on the Man-o-meter, dive headfirst into the history of feminism, and end up collecting bras in giant papier-mâché boobs... all in front of a room full of Gagglers.
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Angela and Vicky are taking Get A Grip to the big stage! Expect feminine rage, big laughs and plenty of bra-swinging chaos. Tickets on sale now: https://crossedwires.live/podcast/get-a-grip
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