00:00:00The Menopause Creation Myth
00:07:47The Red Sea
ABOUT THIS EPISODE
"The Menopause Creation Myth". Taking advantage of her church pulpit, a woman outlines who is to blame, in detail, for exactly what's coming.
"The Red Sea" describes the horror of discovering that just as you’ve reached an age where you’ve finally got used to your periods, menopause delivers some epic - and unwelcome - bonus content.
Hot Flashes: Menopause Monologues features two dramatised monologues each week and the writer's inspiration behind each one.
"The Menopause Creation Myth" was performed by Katy Maw and "The Red Sea" was performed by Bethan Dixon Bate.
The Menopause Monologues are written by Helena Jevons. For more information about the podcast, books and events visit hotflashes.info
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Hot Flashes: Menopause Monologues is produced by Helen Quigley and is a Soundliness production.
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