This week on Lady History: Grab your pens, pencils, paint, or whatever you use to create! It is time to be inspired by three of history's most amazing artists. Meet infinite inspirer Yayoi Kusama, persistent painter Frida Kahlo, tarot toiler Pamela Colman Smith.

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Archival audio in this episode is from "Adventuring in the Arts," a 1956 educational film for Girl Scout Troop Leaders.

The song that plays before Yayoi's story is "Vision of Infinity II," written by Z R and inspired by their trip to see Infinity Nets.

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This week on Lady History: A long, long time ago, on this very planet, these ladies did science. Now, we talk about it. Meet moon-manipulating maiden Aglaonice, medical matron Metrodora, and mathematical miss Hypatia.

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This week on Lady History: Everything is totally normal. What? What are you talking about? Nothing is wrong here. It is totally normal. Let's explore the stories of two ladies who did archaeology, and one lady whose culture archaeologists have been collecting information on... Meet legendary leader Tomyris, Australopith acquirer Mary Leakey, and dig Dame Kathleen Kenyon.

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Editing by: Cece

Music by: Kelsie

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Shout out to our three favorite archaeologists Cece, Kelsie, and Holly for putting up with our insane idea and helping it become a reality. Everything is TOTALLY normal. Happy April Fool's.

This week on Lady History: Jam out with us as we explore the stories of women in music! Meet Pansori pioneer Jin Chae-seon, K-Pop kutie Bae Suzy, musical matron Maddalena Casulana, and genre-crossing gal Dolly Parton.

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Archival audio in this episode in order or appearance: Pansori Chunhyangga, a traditional love story, performed by Sung-Rae Namgung recorded in 2012 and Memphis Tennessee by Ethel Ridley recorded in 1923.

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This week on Lady History: Time to re-read our favorite book! Let's take a trip back to the Episode 12, the Lady History Library! This week we are checking out copies of three women's tales: short-story siren Amy Tan, fairy-story fabricator Louisa May Alcott, and passionate poet Emily Dickinson.

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Archival audio in this episode is from the KVMR-FM Book Program and was recorded from an interview conducted by Eric Tomb in September 2006.

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This week on Lady History: Unfortunately, because of a family emergency on the team, this week we do not have a main feed episode to share with you. We didn't want to leave you with nothing to brighten your Thursday, so here is a special, unlocked episode from our Patreon show "Herstorytime". This episode is on museum exhibits we would make if we had all the freedom to design whatever we wanted. 

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This week on Lady History: Typically, these ladies are part of what historians call the "Waves of Feminism". We prefer the term "River". Find out why on this episode. Plus, learn about 3 lovely ladies who fought for feminism in 3 different "waves": fabulous fighter Flo Kennedy, spectacular suffragist Elizabeth Cady Stanton, and astonishing advocate Mary Wollstonecraft.

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This week on Lady History: We've hit it out of the park with this week's selection of stories! These ladies are in a league of their own. Meet oblivious Olympian Margaret Abbott, horse handler Cynisca, and all-around athlete Babe Didrikson Zaharias. Grab some peanuts and Cracker Jacks (or any stadium snack) and settle in for an epic episode.

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This week on Lady History: In honor of President's Day, we are going on a date with the daughters of three presidents! Meet dog-loving dame Anna Roosevelt, fantastic freewoman Harriett Hemmings, and dutiful daughter Susan Ford.

Content warning: The first story after the ad break contains references to abuse.

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Archival audio for this episode is from the U.S. Navy and FDR Library archives.

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This week on Lady History: Let's talk about sex (work) baby! Meet awesome activists SistaazHood, prominent pin-up Betty Grable, and safe-sex siren Carol Leigh.

Content warning: This episode is about sex workers, however, no sexually explicit language is used. 

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Archival audio for this episode is from the U.S. Army archives.

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