Deborah Frances-White

Deborah Frances-White is a comedian and screenwriter. Her podcast "The Guilty Feminist" has had 90 million downloads in five years and has become something of a cultural phenomenon. Emma Thompson called the podcast "essential for the planet,” and Phoebe Waller-Bridge from The Guardian described it as "Hilarious, irreverent, eternally surprising, classy as hell genius."

Frances-White has toured the show around the world, including a sell-out show at The Royal Albert Hall in 2019. The podcast won the 2020 British Podcast Spotlight Award and the 2021 PodBible Award. Her independent film Say My Name premiered at The Leicester Square Odeon in 2019. Her new feature film Making Babies is currently in preproduction with Redwave Films. Her live stand up storytelling comedy shows have been featured as specials for the BBC on Radio 4 as part of her Writers Guild Award Winning Series "Deborah Frances-White Rolls the Dice." She is currently recording her new BBC Radio 4 series "Deborah Frances-White Presents... ."

Frances-White's book "The Guilty Feminist" is a Sunday Times Bestseller, and her forthcoming book, "The Six Conversations We Are Too Scared to Have," will also be published by Hachette. She regularly appears on television, including "Have I Got News for You" and "Mock the Week," radio, and podcasts as a comedian and cultural commentator. Her op-ed pieces and interviews have appeared in The Guardian, The Telegraph, and The New York Times. Frances-White is also is in demand as a keynote speaker and host, regularly delivering seminars on diversity and inclusion and hosting high profile events such as Stylist Magazine's first ever Remarkable Women Awards and LinkedIn’s Talent Connect global conference.

Frances-White also works closely with Help Refugees raising funds and awareness and is an official Amnesty International UK Ambassador.