Lauren Collins discusses her recent piece in The New Yorker, “What Women Want” (online titled, "How the BBC Women Are Working Toward Equal Pay"). She reports on equal pay, the gender pay gap, and the industries around the world in which women are paid less than their male colleagues for doing the same work. Collins looks at the case of Carrie Gracie, who, in 2013, became the BBC’s China editor. In July 2017, the BBC published a list of its highest-paid stars, and Gracie calculated that she was getting paid around fifty percent less than her male colleagues. This segment is guest hosted Jenna Flanagan.