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On a very special TLAD, Bess and Chad reveal their top 5 Doctor Who Christmas episodes in a somewhat confusing, but very entertaining, way.

Hey!! It's the debut episode of a podcast that lasts as long as a pot of coffee takes to make-literally!!! Please join host Johnny Winjoe as he regales us with tales as basic as his morning brew.

Jessica and Caitlin spotlight two tremendous women this week; pioneering neurosurgeon Dr. Alexis Canady and lawyer, feminist, and civil rights activist Florynce Kennedy.

Also, no pressure, but everyone should watch this amazing YouTube video with Dr. Alexis Canady being brilliantly interviewed by host Dee Dee Sharp.

https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=rB2sD7mJbSM&t=1024s&app=desktop

In a very special, Chad free, episode of Jessica and Chad Before Dark, Jessica sits down for an interview with Johnny Winjoe and welcomes him to the JACBD podcast family.

On this episode of Special Lady Day, Caitlin and Jessica delve into the lives of LGBTQIA rights pioneers Lucy Hicks Anderson and Gladys Bentley. If you'd like to learn more about their amazing lives and the continuing struggles the communities face in 2020, check out the links below.

• http://www.wevebeenaround.com/ - Created by Rhys Ernst (co-producer of Amazon's hit Transparent) and produced by Christine Beebe. We've Been Around is a series of documentary shorts that chronicle the lives of trans trailblazers.
• https://www.queerportraits.com/
• https://www.spectrumsouth.com/ is a Texas-based online magazine focused on queer southern identity and culture
• https://www.blackpast.org/ is an online reference center makes available a wealth of materials on African American history in one central location on the Internet. The website brings the resources of African American history into every classroom in the world. It also makes every computer, regardless of its location, a classroom in African American history.
• https://legacyprojectchicago.org/ The award-winning Legacy Project is a Chicago-based cultural and educational non-profit dedicated to researching and promoting the contributions Lesbian, Gay, Bisexual, Transgender, and Queer (LGBTQ) people have made to world history and culture.  It is driven by a core of historians, biographers, educators, youth advocates, social activists, and community and business leaders who share a commitment to ending the redaction of LGBTQ contributions from shared human history.

Here's the article by Ted Ravago: https://www.glaad.org/amp/beginners-guide-being-ally-to-trans-people

Here are places that support the trans community you can volunteer with or donate to

• https://transequality.org/
• https://srlp.org/
• https://www.genderspectrum.org/

While puppy sitting, Johnny Winjoe composes a special announcement concerning his "podcast collection".

Jessica and Chad chat about a wide variety of subjects including: their love of Matt Gourley, hanging out on Christmas, and New Years anti-resolutions!
(This episode was recorded in Jessica's parent's garage on Boxing Day, 2019.)

On this delightful episode, Caitlin and Jessica greet 2020 by looking back at some of the special ladies of 2019.

Caitlin (Special Lady Day) chats with Chad about the origins of Special Lady Day and a number of other things, including the future of Special Lady Day and how her Special Lady Day co-host, Jessica, is wonderful. Producer Chad remains obstinate that Special Lady Day is a fantastic podcast and everyone should be listening to it. It's really just a love fest; more power to it.

Jessica and Caitlin show their love for the special ladies of NYC by covering the brilliant lives of Maria Tallchief (NYC Ballet's first prima ballerina) and Pura Belpre (folklorist, puppeteer, and the New York Public Library's first Puerto Rican Librarian). 

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