Rosie on Radio 4 again

Rosie was included on Radio 4 show The Human Zoo. Hear her contribution towards the end here.

Rosie's TEDx talk Is Monogamy Dead? goes live!

Rosie's recent TEDx talk is now online. She presents some of the surprising results of the survey she conducted as research for her 2013 Edinburgh show. She reveals how diverse our definitions of infidelity are and introduces ideas around emotional monogamy, suggesting that we're all a bit more polyamorous than we admit. She calls for more language, such as the term 'love affair friendship', to describe the huge variety of connections that we experience and looks at the insights we gain about male and female behaviours by observing lesbians and gay men.

Fubar Radio 2 hour guest slot

Rosie was a guest on James Acaster's iPod shuffle show on Fubar Radio. James was away and Joey Page stepped in to compare music collections with Rosie. Check out Episode 10 on iTunes.

More monogamy articles and debates

Rosie was invited to be on a panel discussing monogamy at Edinburgh Science Festival and, ahead of that, she wrote this article for The List. She was also invited to take part in a discussion on ITV1 O'Brien show in April where she fought her way in amidst all the talk of swinging and sex to make the point that we are all in lots of relationships as we all have friends.

Brixton goodness

Rosie was interviewed by Brixton Blog about her career ahead of performing at Brixton Bookjam. The interview appeared in their print edition Brixton Bugle and online.  Brixton Blog arts team came along to the bookjam event and here are their photos and thoughts on the event. Here's the podcast of the evening. Click on Set 2 and catch Rosie at around 6 min 25.

Rosie shortlisted for Mslexia memoir prize

Rosie's memoir about her music and comedy years has been shortlisted for the Mslexia memoir competition. In other writing news, she is in talks with Strata Books about projects - about which more news soon. Also, her piece on fellow comedian Zoe Lyons will appear in a What The Frock! anthology compiled by the Bristol female comedy entrepreneur Jane Duffus. The book is due out next year and features a host of male and female comedians talking about the female acts that have inspired them.

Discussing monogamy in both a funny and serious way on BBC Scotland

Rosie travelled up to Edinburgh in September to take part in a comedy night about subversive or controversial takes on love recorded at The Stand for the Dabster Productions series Funny Kind Of Life. This comedy set will be intercut with an interview dissecting the material and the experiences behind it with presenter Julia Sutherland. The Funny Kind Of Love episode airs on BBC Scotland on Tuesday Dec 9 at 13.30 and will of course be available on iPlayer for those of you not in Scotland