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This week is a weird one. We are one co-host down for this week. But you can join Ashley and Sally talk about a variety of things starting from Jane Eyre and ending with plans for future episodes....It is an episode...in a way.... we guess.
Disclaimer: there are a couple of topics that come up that can be trigging, please make sure to listen to the opening to decide whether this episode is for you. BUT! If it is then please join us in discussing the life and legend of LGBTQ+ activist Marsha P. Johnson.
Happy Halloween 2019! Learn a little bit about the Goth Queen herself, Mary Shelley, her work, how Frankenstein came to be, and her legacy including film adaptations. We introduce a new section called "Sally's Movie Corner." This time she tells us about a film adaptation of Mary Shelley's masterpiece....kind of.
Don't rain on our parades and mist out on the opportunity to hear us talk about Ladies of Meteorology.
This week the lasses discuss brash behavior, "beat" bashing, and "bad" books.
Welcome to the story about Little Edie and Gray Gardens, dahling! PSSST! We have a mic now thanks to a good friend, so let us know what you think about the sound quality. We're slowly but surely making it the best it can be for you all!
To start Spooky-tober off right we are jumping into mythic figures. Join us in discussing the demon Lilith and her origin story. Happy Halloween Month!
Come join us in a conversation in honor of Hispanic Heritage Month! This week we discuss the life of and work of Frida Kahlo along with some interesting debate on her legacy, intersectionality, and advocacy.
GET THEE TO A NUNNERY! Listen to us talk about fake history and then discuss real KICKASS nuns of WWII! And you can hear our pitch for our History Channel TV show, "Nuns?" Beware....we ramble...A LOT in this episode. ENJOY!
Happy Friday the 13th! Want to hear about an ancient Greek poetess, hairy knees, and some literary analysis thrown in just for fun? Enjoy our Sappho episode as we introduce you to the Tenth Muse of Greece.
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