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Malala Yousafzai is a Pakistani education activist and the world\\u2019s youngest Nobel Prize laureate. Malala was just 15 when, on the way home from school, a member of the Taliban boarded her bus, asked for her by name, and shot her in the head. In the decade since, Malala has continued to fight for the educational rights of girls and women across the globe through her charity, the Malala Fund. Now she\\u2019s turned her attention to Hollywood, most recently as Executive Producer of the short documentary film Stranger At The Gate \\u2013 which has been nominated for the Oscar for Best Documentary Short Film.

The line-ups for this summer\\u2019s festivals are being announced \\u2013 and there\\u2019s a noticeable absence of headlining women. Glastonbury has three men headlining, as does Latitude Festival. Why is there such an imbalance when it comes to female artists and big gigs? What needs to be done to change it? CEO and owner of Green Man Festival Fiona Stewart joins Nuala alongside creator of the F-list directory of female musicians, Vick Bain.

When should you bring up the topic of whether or not you want children with a partner? If you have different opinions, do you walk away from an otherwise happy relationship? Nuala is joined by Relationship Counsellor Val Sampson and listener Sarah to discuss the healthiest way to go about it.

The Bristolian comic and star of last year\\u2019s Strictly Come Dancing, Jayde Adams has written a brand new show \\u2018Men, I Can Save You,\\u2019 to explore her relationships with men and learn from how she has been treated in the past. She talks to Woman\\u2019s Hour about how she wants to guide men to salvation with humour.

Presented by Nuala McGovern\\nProducer: Louise Corley