These 4 Walls

Join T4W at Women Of The World festival. In this special episode, we’ll be bringing you interviews with WOW panelists like radio DJ extraordinaire Gemma Cairney and body confidence bloggers Callie Thorpe and Stephanie Yeboah. We've got live performances and panel talks on everything from mental health to badass feminists, plus we're asking everyone to share their ultimate women of the world.

It’s the last episode in series 1 of These 4 Walls! Weep. But never fear, we have a corker of an episode for you. Annie chats to ASOS Insider Debbie and stylist Rebecca about which trends you should be saving for next season – think gingham, sportswear and 80s tailoring. Georgia has a look at how the Standing Rock victory in North Dakota gives up hope for a more positive 2017. Shannon gets under the covers with Made in Chelsea's Jamie Laing, who solves your Christmas dilemmas like a pro Agony Uncle! Plus, we head down to Morning Gloryville at Somerset House’s ice rink to ask people: what makes you feel festive? Thanks for listening guys, have a fabulous Christmas and see you in 2017!

'Feeling festive yet? You're in luck, as Annie solves your office Christmas party outfit dilemmas with ASOS stylists Jo and Ruby. Nikesh Shukla, editor of The Good Immigrant, an award-winning series of essays about race and identity, reads a passage from the book before speaking to Georgia about how it came about. Plus, Shannon has Swedish singer Tove Lo in the studio. Thanks for listening!’

You're in for a treat this episode! Annie chats winter warmers and our fave outerwear with ASOS stylist Jo, and beauty editor Naomi talks sheet masks, and, um, snails? Georgia interviews Elizabeth de la Piedra and her muse Rashida Renee about their ASOS Supports photography project. Shannon makes magic with Anthony Boyle, who is playing Scorpius Malfoy in Harry Potter and The Cursed Child. Plus, we chat to an astronomer about tonight's supermoon. You're welcome, guys!

This episode, Annie chats with stylist Nat and ASOS Insider Debbie about how to style your ASOS x WAH LONDON garms, and our fave throw-back items from childhood. Shannon plays NSFW games with the My Dad Wrote a Porno team, who tell us all about their new book. Plus, Georgia finds out why Iceland is the best place to be a woman. Tune in, switch off, and enjoy!

We're back after a short hiatus – did you miss us?! This episode, Lotte fills in for Shannon, who is away enjoying the sunshine (Jealous? Us?...). We meet Top Boy and Urban Hymn's Letitia Wright and ask a crowd of Louis Theroux fans what they love about him. Plus, Georgia talks all things Guerrilla Girls and Annie chats about our fashion week faves with Jemma and Nat. Enjoy!

This episode, we chat micro trends and how to rock ‘em with senior fashion editor Jemma plus stylist and podcast regular Jo. Georgia chats to Liv Little, the founder of gal-dem zine, about reppin’ women of colour and dealing with online haters. We go to the launch of a new grime book to find out what people love about the music that's taking the UK by storm, and Deliciously Stella, aka comedian Bella Younger, comes in to the studio to talk Instagram wellness, a varied diet, and goes head to head with our entertainment ed Shannon in our crisps challenge…

It’s episode 11, and boy, are you in for a treat. First up, we chat all things 90s with resident stylists Letty and Jo, and we ask our listeners what they’re most excited about for the future. Next, Georgia goes rogue inside Reading Prison, exploring the new Oscar Wilde exhibition held there, and Shannon and Annie chat romance and modern dating with our agony uncle Fred from First Dates. Happy listening!

Celebrating the 10th birthday of These 4 Walls, we head to ASOS Insider Debbie’s house to get a tour of her wardrobe, plus jet to Way Out West to quiz people about being single. We meet Dave Franco to speak about his new film Nerve and challenge him to a game of True Or False, then invite Amanda Maxwell from Boiler Room to chat about their BLM panel and speak to ASOS stylist Natalie Fadugba about her Know Your Rights project.