Really Good Exposure Megan Prescott

Welcome back! The podcast has had a much needed upgrade! I am pleased to present the pilot episode of my podcast 'Really Good Exposure: The life lessons I learned the hard way, so you don't have to'

On this episode, I speak with one of my closest friends, Skins cast mate, and roommate - Lily Loveless! Lily played Naomi in the UK teen drama Skins almost 15 years ago alongside me.

Lily and I get into the nitty gritty about what's been going on since our time on Skins, our friendship, what life as neurodivergent creative freelancers is really like and what's in store for us in the future.

We also reminisce on our time filming Skins together, and answer some listener questions.

This episode was produced by the amazing Alice McDermott!

Please comment, like, share on socials and tell your friends about the episode! The better the response to this pilot episode the better the chance that this gets turned into a fully fledged podcast series :)

Much love!

x

Another stream of consciousness from yours truly, only this time she's been locked inside a house for the past year! Meg gives her opinions (which were never asked for) on a variety of topics, including how to ease lockdown slumps (maybe?), her progress on getting an ADHD diagnosis, and her take on Only Fans (its great). Remember: no one's forcing you to listen.

Meg discusses (/rants) about the recent opinion of the all-knowing-fountain-of-knowledge that is Russel Brand, Bella Thorne's recent highjacking of a certain online platform and the (questionable) reasoning behind it, as well as the narratives around women taking the pill/natural birth...

Mentioned in the episode:

- Cybertease tickets: https://www.eventbrite.co.uk/e/cybertease-100-reunited-a-virtual-strip-club-by-unionised-workers-tickets-118145709999
- SWARM donation page: https://www.swarmcollective.org/donate
- Grace on Patreon: https://patreon.com/graceyswer?utm_medium=social&utm_source=twitter&utm_campaign=creatorshare (@Graceyswer on Twitter)
- Lydia Caradonna on Twitter: https://twitter.com/LydiaCaradonna

Also check out:

- ECP website: https://prostitutescollective.net/about-us/ (@Prostitutescoll on Twitter)
- Decrim Now website: https://decrimnow.org.uk/ (@ukdecrimnow on Twitter)
- Book: 'Revolting Prostitutes' by Juno Mac and Molly Smith Amazon link: https://www.amazon.co.uk/Revolting-Prostitutes-Fight-Workers-Rights/dp/1786633604/ref=sxts_sxwds-bia-wc-p13n1_0?cv_ct_cx=revolting+prostitutes&dchild=1&keywords=revolting+prostitutes&pd_rd_i=1786633604&pd_rd_r=ac87b076-dbca-44d2-9742-9b34506c713a&pd_rd_w=rgXrv&pd_rd_wg=SVUIZ&pf_rd_p=49535b66-f5c7-451e-8137-28786d545ec4&pf_rd_r=RWTMDT8BGWHZZ2FXS1XB&psc=1&qid=1598894936&sr=1-1-fdbae751-0fa5-4c0f-900b-865654896618

Its taken four years, but I am finally at a place where talking about this won't leave me an angry, revenge-seeking mess. The Dumbbells and Donuts documentary was my baby. I spent the entirety of what little money I had on getting it made, and I quite literally put sweat blood and tears into competing, and it is yet to see the light of day.

This podcast is not as fun as the others but serves as more as something I can refer people to when they ask 'What happened to the Dumbbells and Donuts Documentary?' so that I don't have to go over it again, because I am still just as upset about it as I was four years ago and going over it and explaining it is really exhausting.

I promise the next episode we will be back to our regular scheduled programming! x

On this wonderful day designed to make people feel shitty if they aren't in a loveless relationship, Meg discusses her ideas on what the ideal relationship is which is once again NOT A CULT. If you're feeling crap being single on Valentines day, this is the episode for you!

Meg is going back to LA for a few days, but in the mean time, life as a temp is T E S T I N G. Passive aggressive cup aggression has ensued.