This week we have HOT takes from comedian, actor and author Selena Coppock. She talks Boston, sexism, comedy community and OF COURSE The Bachelor and walks us through the creation of her stand-up comedy album "Seen Better Days."

This week we continue with our Lost Boss Bxtch Black History Month as we explore the lives of groundbreaking entertainer and low key spy Josephine Baker along with Lil Hardin Armstrong who may historically be known as the wife of Louis Armstrong, but should be recognized for being an amazing musician in her own right (and with the woman who got Louis to get rid of his bangs).

This week, we have a chat with fine art photographer and Boss Bitch Elena Dorfman. In her work she, “explores tensions between the natural and the artificial, the human and the animal, the real and the fabricated.” And yes, she’s as fascinating as she sounds. Give it a listen!

This week's Lost Boss Bxtch installment brings you ground breaking and glass ceiling shattering chemist Marie Daly along with Civil Right activist and educator Mary McLeod Bethune.

This week we sit down with comedian, producer and Tourette spokeswoman Chelsea White. She gives us some insight on breaking into the industry of TV production along with what it's like living with Tourette. It's a fun and informative chat you won't want to miss!

This week we bring you two Jewish icons from a similar era with very different stories. First, Hannah Szenes, a Hungarian poet and paratrooper her dedicated her short life to rescuing Jews from Nazi occupied Hungary. Then, Theda Bara, one of the biggest actors of the silent film era who is credited with being the medium's first true sex symbol.

This week we are joined by Jessie Birschbach. Sommelier, Editor for SOMM Journal, Managing Editor for Tasting Panel AND comedian. What we’re saying is, this Boss Bitch knows how to party. You won’t want to miss it. We’re certainly glad we didn’t.

In this week's Lost Boss Bitch installment, we bring you Saint Quiteria who literally lost her head because of her convictions and feminist Margaret Fuller who believed that with an education women could do anything they damn well pleased.

If you’re looking for some 2018 magic, you’ll love this week’s guest Angela Sanchez! Magician, magic historian, feminist and author, Angel breaks down the tightrope act that is gender politics  and the history of magic. And YES she has some tricks up her sleeve, for BOSS BITCHES ONLY!

In this week's Lost Boss Bxtch Lindsay and Rebecca discuss two women who dominated in two very different ways. Billie Jean King was a groundbreaking tennis player that went ahead and shattered that glass ceiling, and Triệu Thị Trinh was a Vietnamese warrior who built a resistance and, we can imagine, shattered skulls from atop her war elephant.