Nettie Boivin (Nazarbayev University Kazakhstan) asks:
I love your stuff – I always loved your voice, even back in the York days when you were singing Janis Joplin songs. Do you ever get back to Toronto? (Come visit the Steppes)
Vovonne asks:
Hi Peaches, I was wondering if you’d ever considered doing some work with Rebekah Warrior from French band Sexy Sushi? A collaboration between you too would be so epic! PS: thank you for being on here, it’s brilliant
parsivalmontde asks:
Peaches, do you fully embrace your star sign of Scorpio? Are you a true Scorpion Peach?

NeilC500 asks:
Hey Peaches. What do you think of the both candidates in the upcoming US election?
If Trump does become president can we expect you to write a song or name an album after him like you did with Impeach My Bush, which is one of the best album titles ever!
James Leadley asks:
I got my first Peaches experience at SXSW this year. You were ace. The champagne was flowing, the beats were dropping and you were dressed like a beautiful shimmering vagina. I’m seeing you in Manchester next week. Can i expect more of the same? And if you don’t mind answering two questions. Do you party as hard now as you used to?
Hogangi asks:
Hey Peaches, just wondering if Claude Cahun influenced you in any way? I discovered her while doing my thesis on queer politics and she was a big influence on me, much like yourself, thanks for keeping me (in)sane, you rock xxx

twoheadsbetter asks:
I love the new record and there is a particular line in DITA which made me smile, so my question is whose jizz WAS it?
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sbmfc asks:
Do you think the internet and increased media attention has changed the way music scenes form and artists create their songs?
curbahn asks:
Being a musician seems like such a satisfying and dynamic life … you can express yourself through many different mediums to many people and (hopefully) have some kind of impact. What do you enjoy most about your art? Performing live? Having a respected (and heard) voice? mucking around with lyrics? Collaborating?
The language of feminism
NewTech_News asks:
Can feminism still be classed as “progressive” in 2016. Or is it’s focus on one specific group not the antithesis of being progressive?
wutheringshiite asks:
Is there hidden meaning to Dick in the Air, such as an early influence by an aviator named Richard?
camillandersen asks:
Can you confirm your moniker came from a Nina Simone song: Four Women? If so, the stars have aligned without me even realising it when I named my daughter Nina Peaches.
Di Version asks:
Do you have any pets? Non-human companion animals? Love your music and your vision!
Coldsman asks:
Hi Peaches! I moved to LA from NYC 3 years ago and I still don’t really like it here. Any thoughts/advice on adjusting to LA life?
PS: I used to play Teaches of ... on the stereo when I worked at an architecture office in Brooklyn back in the day. I did not get fired, oddly. Peaches-friendly environments are the best!
Sigma66 asks:
Big fan, via my love for Chilly Gonzales, who introduced me and my now-wife quite by chance. Tell us a story about you and him.

Tim Looney asks:
I admire your music and your message so much. Your message is so empowering. I consider your art as political activism. Do you see yourself as an activist and if so what is it that politicized you?
texavery asks:
How exactly does one fuck the pain away? Teaches of Peaches btw is a timeless album that still sounds superb.
Spluuuuurgh asks:
I remember seeing you at Reading festival (I think) and at ATP, 10 years ago, or maybe more. Around the time of Teaches of Peaches. You had a big red strap-on dildo and there was another lady performing with you. My memory is hazy but I remember thinking you were ace. Can you tell us a bit about the ideas behind your performances at that time?
Vickersone asks:
Iis there a part of you that wants to release a big, crowd-pleasing, lighters-in-the-air ballad like Beautiful or Against All Odds?
condorkelly asks:
Peaches, been a fan for years and finally getting to see you in Liverpool. My wife is coming as well and when she said to friends about it, they asked; “Are you a lesbian???”
What I am asking is, we need an official Peaches comeback answer...
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Brexit latest
TuskGeorge asks:
What does “Brexit means Brexit” actually mean, and is withdrawing the best method of population control?
Aureliano81 asks:
Peaches, I have been a fan for years however I have young children now and there’s not much suitable for them is there! Is there any chance you could clean your act up.
New video: How You Like my Cut
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vammyp asks:
How did you feel about Castor Troy’s reference to yourself in the opening sequence of Face/Off?
MelonMouse asks:
David Attenborough once told the Monty Python team to “use shock sparingly”, which John Cleese says is the best advice he has ever been given. Do you ever feel that you are your own worst enemy when it comes to having a gimmick overtake the art?
Peaches are not the only fruit
Rattner asks:
Hi Peaches, do you actually like peaches or are there more superior fruits?

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daftbell asks:
Can you understand why feminists are often misjudged fo men haters? Have you ever been a man hater? All my best wishes for your career
dazeoftheweak23 asks:
a. Is there any tangible evidence, in your opinion, to suggest that the Large Hadron Colider, (LHC), in Switzerland could cause a Black Hole to form and destroy some/all of the Earth?
b. Will a my tin foil clothing protect me from any such occourence?
c. Is it possible to split the atom utilising only ordinary household items?
d. Is feminism just another excuse to get out of doing the washing up and other housework?
Jenna Montfaux asks:
I recently heard Shary Boyle give an artist talk during which she spoke about working with you and Leslie Feist early on in all of your careers. Is it fair to say that you are a part of a generation of Canadian women who have found success in creating provocative and influential (feminist) work?

Post your questions for Peaches
Peaches has been unleashing her brand of sexually liberated pop on the world for more than 15 years. Songs like Fuck the Pain Away, Tent in Your Pants and Vaginoplasty are paired with videos where Peaches dresses, say, in a woollen penis-enhanced jumpsuit and fellates herself alongside Margaret Cho.
She’s duetted with Christina Aguilera, Iggy Pop, REM and Kim Gordon; appeared in a film directed by John Malkovich; and fronted productions of Jesus Christ Superstar and Monteverdi’s L’Orfeo.
As the tour for her new LP Rub reaches the UK, she’s joining us to answer your questions in a live webchat from 1pm GMT on Thursday 3 November. Post them in the comments below, and she’ll take on as many as possible.
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Au revoir, arrivederci, bon voyage, tschuss, sayonara, as-salamu alaykum... I really really appreciate you taking the time to ask me questions, because you are obviously Guardian readers, and I am a fan. (kiss ass!) My tour starts tomorrow in Glasgow, check peachesrocks.com, if it's not hacked again with a porn site, for dates, and enjoy!