Not Your Little Lady

There's a power in being vulnerable.

Dr. Andrea Hunt, assistant professor of Sociology at the University of North Alabama, goes in depth on the power of being vulnerable. We explore the "me too" aspect of creating environments that promote individuals finding their true selves. Our Who's that lady (from history)? highlights the work of Margaret Sanger.

Do you like tequila? We do! Do you know the history of Cinco de Mayo? We didn't! 

In this episode we give a light history of Cinco de Mayo and why we celebrate it. Followed by a tequila tasting during which Heather Ray drops some knowledge on us about all things tequila. For the "Who's that lady (from history)?" Allison gives a brief summary of Comandanta Ramona's life and role in the Zapatista movement.

Krista Manchester comes on to share her story of being homeless as a teenager and how she started Room in the Inn, a homeless shelter in Northwest Alabama. We discuss specific needs of homeless women and how individuals can help those in need within their own community. Sarah tells the story of Lois Jenson for our Who's that lady (from history)? segment.

The first episode is a simple introduction to Sarah Gillis and Allison Carter. We explore how the word lady is defined by ourselves and members of our community. In our "Who's that lady (from history)?" segment Allison highlights the life and accomplishments of Ida B. Wells.