On this week's episode of "Hey Lady" your hosts, Lindsay and Amanda talk about two women to whom we owe major do-overs. These are women who absolutely did not deserve the public shaming they received, who's stories are far deeper than what the collective consciousness would have you believe. First up, we talk about a woman who has used her experience to help countless victims of domestic violence, Lorena Gallo or as you may know her, Lorena Bobbit. Next we talk about a woman who's current twitter account is almost as brilliant as her efforts to educate the public on bullying and public shaming, Monica Lewinsky. To Monica and Lorena, we offer our sincerest apologies for not giving their stories the dignity they deserve and falling for the media hype back then. 

On this week's episode of "Hey Lady" get ready to learn more about early United States herstory, as we learn about two women who don't get nearly the credit they deserve. 

On this week's episode of "Hey Lady" get ready for a history lesson! Your hosts, Lindsay and Amanda take it back to your grade school history class to call out some long overdue corrections on commonly held misconceptions. First up, we learn about Sacagawea's real legacy. Afterwards, we address how Disney got Pocahontas' story wrong. We may have grown up with a lot of false information, but it is never too late to learn the real stories.

On this week's episode of "Hey Lady", Lindsay and Amanda take a break from research. In the place of their usual herstory lesson, they talk about how they're dealing with the current state of the world, share their favorite Tik Toks and dive into their reactions from the much anticipated release of "Disclosure" on Netflix. It's a casual kinda episode listeners, so put on your sweatpants and enjoy!

On this week's episode of "Hey Lady", we continue our appreciation and celebration of the LGBTQ+ community for pride month by taking it back to the origins of Pride. This week we talk about two very formative members at the center of pride. First up, learn about the Grand Damme of gay activism herself, Mayor of Christopher Street, Marsha P. Johnson. Afterwards, we visit with legendary trans activist, and the only trans woman to be featured in the Washington D.C. Portrait Gallery, Sylvia Rivera. 

On this week's episode of "Hey Lady" your hosts continue pride month by sharing about the lives of two more members of the rainbow family. First up, learn about the first international celebrity. She was a woman who captivated audiences with her dancing, her voice and overall charisma worldwide. The banana skirt beauty herself, Josephine Baker. Afterwards, we talk about the German queen of the silver screen. A woman whose sultry attitude made her an ideal casting for any femme fatal, Marlene Dietrich. 

After a much necessary pause of our show last week in solidarity with Black Lives Matter and #blackouttuesday, we're back and ready to celebrate Pride! On this week's episode of "Hey Lady" your hosts ring in pride month by celebrating the lives of two amazing women. First up we talk about talented thespian and star of the hit television show "Pose", MJ Rodriguez. Afterwards we take a trip to beauty YouTube universe where we learn all about the life of the makeup queen herself, Nikkie Tutorials. Two modern examples of the simple fact that, Trans Is Beautiful! We love both of these ladies and can't wait to share all about them with you!

On this week's episode of "Hey Lady", your hosts speak about two of their own personal sheros who are larger than life. First up, let's get in formation. Giving us a heavy helping  of Black Girl Magic, whether you are a single lady, a diva, of just plan irreplaceable, her power and charisma cannot be denied. Afterwards, we spend some time with mother monster. The woman who loves us all because we are "born this way". A person who's message is as powerful as the vessel. A beacon of hope for all the misfits and weirdos in the world. 
Both women are unwaveringly dedicated to their craft, and both have an awful lot of important things to say. Because, who run the world? We're pretty sure it might be Beyoncé and Lady Gaga! 

On this week's episode of "Hey Lady", she will blind you with science. Your hosts, Lindsay and Amanda get together this week to talk about two who are as brilliant as they are inspirational. First up, get to know Temple Grandin, expert on animal behavior who believes her experiences with Autism are an asset in her work. Afterwards, learn about Margaret A. Liu, the mother of DNA vaccines. Both of these Coloraden innovators inspire us!

This week's episode is a quarantine special! Lindsay and Amanda take a break from talking ladies and herstory to talk about their own lives during the pandemic, share the Tik Toks that have been giving them life, discuss their best/worst impulse purchases and talk about how they attempt to maintain sanity in an ever infuriating and confusing world.