Eugenie Clark is the tenth episode featured on this podcast. Eugenie Clark was a groundbreaking marine biologist that made important discoveries about sharks. She's a positive female role model because she did something many people thought she couldn't do, and proved she could be successful. See our website with this link: https://sites.google.com/view/womenthroughouthistory/women-throughout-history

Katherine Johnson is the ninth episode featured on this podcast. Katherine Johnson was a mathematician for NASA. She's a positive female role model because she did something many people thought she couldn't do, and proved she could be successful. See our website with this link: https://sites.google.com/view/womenthroughouthistory/women-throughout-history

Sally Ride is the eighth episode featured on this podcast. Sally Ride was the first American woman in space. She's a positive female role model because she did something many people thought she couldn't do, and proved she could be successful. See our website with this link: https://sites.google.com/view/womenthroughouthistory/women-throughout-history

Grace Murray Hopper is the fifth episode featured on this podcast. Grace Murray Hopper created the first modern computer code. She's a positive female role model because she did something many people thought she couldn't do, and proved she could be successful. See our website with this link: https://sites.google.com/view/womenthroughouthistory/women-throughout-history

Ruth Handler is the seventh person featured on this podcast.  Ruth Handler helped create one of the biggest toy companies ever, and created a toy that has given girls a figure to look up to. She's a good role model because she let girls know that they had the option to create something important. See our website with this link: https://sites.google.com/view/womenthroughouthistory/women-throughout-history

Florence Nightingale is the sixth episode featured on this podcast.  Florence Nightingale improved Nursing care and helped women have better jobs. She's a positive female role model because she did something many people thought she couldn't do, and proved she could be successful. See our website with this link: https://sites.google.com/view/womenthroughouthistory/women-throughout-history

Julia Child is the fourth episode featured on this podcast. Julia Child was noticed because she was a great female cook and back the people didn't expect that from women. She's a positive female role model because she did something many people thought she couldn't do, and proved she could be successful. See our website with this link: https://sites.google.com/view/womenthroughouthistory/women-throughout-history

Mary Shelley is the third episode featured on this podcast.  Mary Shelley created the genre of Science fiction. She's a positive female role model because she did something many people thought she couldn't do, and proved she could be successful. See our website with this link: https://sites.google.com/view/womenthroughouthistory/women-throughout-history

Marie Curie is the second episode featured on this podcast. Marie Curie was the first women to win a Nobel prize . She's a positive female role model because she did something many people thought women couldn't do, and proved she could be successful. See our website with this link: https://sites.google.com/view/womenthroughouthistory/women-throughout-history

Eliza Lucas is the first episode featured on this podcast. Eliza Lucas was the first person in the United States to grow indigo. She's a positive female role model because she did something many people thought she couldn't do, and proved she could be successful. See our website with this link: https://sites.google.com/view/womenthroughouthistory/women-throughout-history