Have You Met Her?

Join me today to hear about the women who was a leader of the American Civil Rights Movement in Selma, Alabama, a member of the "courageous eight," the first African American women to run for political office in Alabama, and crossed the Edmund Pettus Bride on "Bloody Sunday." In other words, she was the epitome of "good trouble."

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On this week's episode, we're going to Russia at the turn of the century to learn about a woman who was a significant figure in the Russian Socialist Movement. One of the overlooked feminists in history, her story is complicated, but there are absolutely admirable qualities to be found.

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We made it to episode #100!! This month, we're celebrating Women's History Month by telling the stories of women who were "good trouble" during their lifetimes... women who shook the foundation of what was expected of women.

Olive Schreiner was a writer who (because she didn't have the money for medical school, or the stamina for nursing) chose to write about the inequalities that she saw... and how she believed those inequalities could be corrected. She was a feminist BEFORE that word existed, an advocate for the oppressed, and a pacifist during her war-torn lifetime.

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To wrap up our celebration of women athletes this month, we're going to the top of the world. Junko Tabei was the first woman to climb the highest peak on our planet, proving once again that women can do anything when they have the drive, passion, and opportunity.

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Today we are talking about the best female soccer players in history... known around the world as simply "Marta." Although watching her play is amazing, I wanted to focus this episode (released on Marta's 39th Birthday, by the way) on who Marta is and how she uses the platform that her athletic success has give her to use.

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Join me to hear about the first player to score in an Olympic Women's Basketball competitions AND the first (and only) woman to every be officially drafted by the NBA. She truly was the Queen of Basketball.

To find the documentary that I watched to fall in love with this amazing woman, go here: https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=vPFkcoTfr7g&t=771s

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Since we're celebrating Girls & Women in Sports Month... I am excited to share with you what I learned about one of the quarterbacks in today's contest.

Join me this week to kick off our celebration of amazing athletes... who also just happened to be women. Cammi was a girl who LOVED HOCKEY.

This is a re-release due to audio issues... thank you for your patience!

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We're going to court today!... but not just any court. In this week's episode, we're going to be visiting the Texas Supreme Court where for the ONLY TIME IN US HISTORY, a special session was held with an All-Woman Court. The case itself was pretty simple, but the representation that Special Chief Justice Hortense Sparks Ward, and Justices Hattie Leah Henenberg and Ruth Virginia Brazzil was incredibly groundbreaking.

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We're talking about the thing today... that thing that we've been told is tacky to talk about... MONEY. Going back to review women's rights in the US regarding property rights and money management, we'll tell the story about the first (three!) major financial institutions that were created to responsibly serve women.

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