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Photo by Molly Tie on October 16, 2026. May be an image of text.
Photo by Molly Tie on October 16, 2026. May be a selfie of one or more people, bangs, headscarf and text.
Photo by Molly Tie on October 16, 2026. May be an image of book and text.
Photo by Molly Tie on October 16, 2026. May be an image of text.
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Posted On: October 16th 2026, 07:58 am
So unfortunately I didn't really take many photos from @offtheshelffestival 😭 Which is a shame because I had a FANTASTIC time on Sunday, on stage in conversation with @aurielmajumdar talking about 'Rebel Grrrls: The Real Story of Women and Punk'!

We had a great chat and all the questions from the audience were really interesting and gave me more opportunities to express my Punk theories 😅😅

What a great event! Oh and if you ever need someone to turn up somewhere and gabble on about punk during the Reagan administration or riot grrrl or pop punk or sexism in the scene or the bright future of punk etc then I'm your gal! And I promise my dressing room demands are very reasonable.

#rebelgrrrls #offtheshelffestival #Punk #punkwriters
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monkiemindmusic 20 days ago

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Great 🔥

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