Revolution Rosies

Hey Rosies,

This podcast was prerecorded before Friday, September 18, 2020. We are heartbroken over the death of Ruth Bader Ginsburg, she was a truly revolutionary boss ass bitch and we morn with our country over our loss. Take a moment to reflect and feel the sorrow, but know that tomorrow we must all pick up the torch she held strongly until her death and continue to fight in her absence, in her honor.

Love,

Betty and Vivienne

Continuing Women that Rock Pt2, Vivienne takes us to London in the 70's to learn about Poly Styrene and we find that Zoom podcasting can cause some jump scares, but we are figuring it out.

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Please email your art, your inspirational women and stories about amazing things you have done to [email protected]

Music by Electro Cult Circus

Logo by Amanda Braskett

Researched and Produced by Vivienne Vega & Betty LeRoux

Check out images to go along with each month's women and added bonuses by following us on Instagram and Facebook. @revolutionrosies

We're Back! Finally between baby and pandemic Betty and Vivienne get to sit down together to talk about bad ass women in history you've never heard about, well sort of together. Via Zoom we get to tell our stories "face to face" starting with the virtuoso Hazel Scott, the bad ass pianist you've probably seen videos of but don't know her by name and boy should you! If you're more of a visual person head on over to youtube for the video of this episode.

Visit us on facebook.com/revolutionrosies, instagram @RevolutionRosies and on twitter @RevolutionRosys.

Please email your art, your inspirational women and stories about amazing things you have done to [email protected]

Music by Electro Cult Circus

Logo by Amanda Braskett

Researched and Produced by Vivienne Vega & Betty LeRoux

Check out images to go along with each month's women and added bonuses by following us on Instagram and Facebook. @revolutionrosies

Welcome Rosies! We were so honored to be asked to do Columbus Covers Columbus again this year, especially for their "Year of the Woman" theme! We were joined by amazing burlesque performer Eileen Galvin and juggler/aerial performer Joli Heeg to talk about being a female performer in Columbus. The ups, downs, challenges and triumphs.

Visit us on facebook.com/revolutionrosies, instagram @RevolutionRosies and on twitter @RevolutionRosys.

Please email your art, your inspirational women and stories about amazing things you have done to [email protected]

Music by Electro Cult Circus

Logo by Amanda Braskett

Researched and Produced by Vivienne Vega & Betty LeRoux

Check out images to go along with each month's women and added bonuses by following us on Instagram and Facebook. @revolutionrosies

Welcome to February Rosies! This month we're bringing you back to back LIVE shows, starting with this amazing event hosted by Tickles and Pokes to help provide sanitary needs for those people suffering in period poverty! You can find them on their wonderful journey at https://www.ticklesandpokes.com/ (https://www.ticklesandpokes.com/)

In this episode Betty avidly talks about Carol Downer and her fight for abortion rights through female education and Vivienne takes us through some bloody cool period facts.

Not that this podcast has ever been, but just a note that we are very candid and descriptive about abortions and periods in this episode so NSFW and an children you're not prepared to have that talk with. Although as you might find in this episode, that talk might be appropriate much sooner than you think.

Also, this is a live episode with background noise that we had no control over, we do not have rights to any music you may here in the background.

Visit us on facebook.com/revolutionrosies, instagram @RevolutionRosies and on twitter @RevolutionRosys.

Please email your art, your inspirational women and stories about amazing things you have done to [email protected]

Music by Electro Cult Circus

Logo by Amanda Braskett

Researched and Produced by Vivienne Vega & Betty LeRoux

Check out images to go along with each month's women and added bonuses by following us on Instagram and Facebook. @revolutionrosies

Hey Rosies! Sorry this episode is so late, Betty's home has been under construction and she got a bit behind. This episode was worth the wait though! You'll learn about the original act behind the Betty Boop character, Baby Esther and the rabbit hole her life will lead you down is fascinating! She also talks a bit about Tickles and Pokes and their amazing movement, Red Tent Revival.

Visit us on facebook.com/revolutionrosies, instagram @RevolutionRosies and on twitter @RevolutionRosys.

Please email your art, your inspirational women and stories about amazing things you have done to [email protected]

Music by Electro Cult Circus

Logo by Amanda Braskett

Researched and Produced by Vivienne Vega & Betty LeRoux

Check out images to go along with each month's women and added bonuses by following us on Instagram and Facebook. @revolutionrosies

Happy New Year Rosies! Welcome to 2020 and a new episode! This month we're talking about women and cartoons, may the be the inspiration, the animator or the characters themselves. Cartoons have a chance to influence us starting at a very young age and Betty is going to talk about one of the feminist cartoon characters and her creator who you probably caught in your pjs on Saturday morning. We also talk about the unsung hero of one of Netflix's top anti-heroes and give a shout out to struggling in your twenties to a very special lady.

Visit us on facebook.com/revolutionrosies, instagram @RevolutionRosies and on twitter @RevolutionRosys.

Please email your art, your inspirational women and stories about amazing things you have done to [email protected]

Music by Electro Cult Circus

Logo by Amanda Braskett

Researched and Produced by Vivienne Vega & Betty LeRoux

Check out images to go along with each month's women and added bonuses by following us on Instagram and Facebook. @revolutionrosies

Welcome back for part 2 of our LIVE episode recorded November 30th, at Big Room Bar for Strip Down the Vote. For the second half of the show Viv and Betty talk about two women who fought hard and created big changes during the Civil Rights movement. We would also like to thank everyone who came out to our show, Big Room Bar for hosting us and remind everyone to not just vote but spread the word and volunteer to sign up voters and help people get to the polls. Our historic mothers fought long and hard so our voices could be heard!

Visit us on facebook.com/revolutionrosies, instagram @RevolutionRosies and on twitter @RevolutionRosys.

Please email your art, your inspirational women and stories about amazing things you have done to [email protected]

Music by Electro Cult Circus

Logo by Amanda Braskett

Researched and Produced by Vivienne Vega & Betty LeRoux

Check out images to go along with each month's women and added bonuses by following us on Instagram and Facebook. @revolutionrosies

Hey Rosies! Betty here, sorry I'm so late getting this episode up we recorded it LIVE at the voter registration show we hosted, Strip Down the Vote just last Saturday. This is the first of our two part theme Women's Voting Rights, where we talk about the women who lead the way to equality in this country and all women being given the right to vote. Part one is about some boss suffragettes!

Oh and to make it up to everyone for being late I added a special surprise for Viv to this episode, check out our new theme song! It's from Electro Cult Circus' new album Mystery Box and was written by our very own Vivienne!

Visit us on facebook.com/revolutionrosies, instagram @RevolutionRosies and on twitter @RevolutionRosys.

Please email your art, your inspirational women and stories about amazing things you have done to [email protected]

Music by Electro Cult Circus

Logo by Amanda Braskett

Researched and Produced by Vivienne Vega & Betty LeRoux

Check out images to go along with each month's women and added bonuses by following us on Instagram and Facebook. @revolutionrosies

It's November! The leaves are changing and Viv and Betty are falling back in love with their city, including some shout outs to female owned businesses like Dabble and Stitch and Wild Cat. When we're done loving on CBus strap in, because Betty is going to take you on a wild ride in the story of life and times of Mary Shelly. We also give a loving shout out to one of Betty's newest family members.

Vivienne and Betty talk about the shockingly short time women have been able to attend ivy league schools and recommendations for some good Halloween movie nights, Viv tells the story of the Lovely Lass Biddy Early and her mystical blue bottle. She also give a shout out to a special witchy performer who had to endure some back stage BS but never lost her grace.