Welcome to Season 3, Episode 8! This episode features Gracie Ziegler, a marketing director and President of Washington County Democratic Women in Northwest Arkansas. Our Springdale High School chapter girls talk with Gracie about the one moment in politics when everyone is equal and finding the courage to speak out.

Welcome to Season 3, Episode 7! This episode features Amy Holland, a junior high geography teacher and horse ranch owner in Bentonville, Arkansas. Our Fulbright Junior High School chapter girls talk with Amy about the power of a smile and learning to get a little dirty.

Welcome to Season 3, Episode 6! This episode features Tasha McGhie, a career coach at the Women's Center of Tarrant County in Fort Worth, Texas. Our Leander High School chapter girls talk with Tasha about having the courage to become who you are and seeing the future as a place of endless opportunities.

Welcome to Season 3, Episode 5! This episode features Jackie Huba, public speaker and author of "Fiercely You". Our Leander Middle School chapter girls talk with Jackie about being unafraid and finding ways to be fiercely you.

Welcome to Season 3, Episode 4! This episode features Gayle Reaume, founder of Moolah U. Our Wiley Middle School chapter girls talk with Gayle about the importance of financial literacy.

Welcome to Season 3, Episode 3! This episode features K.C. Tucker, founder of and partner with the Law Group of Northwest Arkansas LLP. Our Springdale High School chapter girls talk with K.C. about what's important to her both in and outside of her career.

Welcome to Season 3, Episode 2! This episode features Lindy Wise, an 8th grade English teacher at Fulbright Junior High School in Bentonville, Arkansas. Our FJHS chapter girls talk with Lindy about how it feels to make a big leap and why you should follow your passion.

Welcome to the first episode of Season 3! This episode features Janelle Brinck, an educator of 25 years, and legend at Leander Middle School. Our LMS chapter girls ask Janelle about why she became a history teacher, the influence other women have had in her life, and how difficult it is to address historial social issues in the classroom.

This is All Girls Considered Mother's Day Special features our mothers and one grandmother!

Today we interviewed Dr. Sendejo, who started the Latina History project at Southwestern University