Mady interviews Jessica Ping about her journey to finding her voice as a disabled woman. Jess is a disability advocate who is using writing to spark change in how the disabled community is viewed and in the ever present fight for rights and equal opportunities for all people.

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Rosalind Franklin made one of the most important scientific discoveries of all time - so how come I only learned her name last month? Check out this episode that re-tells the story of one of the world's greatest scientific minds. Thanks to Shannon Brazil for inspiring this episode! #herstory

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This week's mini episode continues a re-telling of women's stories from history. Anna Wong was the first Chinese American film star. She overcame many obstacles and all kinds of discrimination to become a leading lady in Hollywood, despite the era's racist laws and cultural practices.

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In this mini episode, Mady talks about how history has done an injustice to many women who are either misrepresented by history, or whose stories were never told. One such woman was Rosa Parks. This blogcast episode is all about the civil rights activist who has been misrepresented for decades. Join Mady in the blogcasts to come that will retell women's stories correctly and get women's history right. 

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Becca Hay gives her tips and tricks for staying emotionally and physically safe while navigating the online dating experience.

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Ever wondered why women have Miss, Mrs, and Ms when men only have Mr? Or have you ever had that awkward moment when a nurse says, "The doctor will see you now," and you're surprised that the doctor is a woman? In today's Blogcast Mady dives into the history of women's honorifics and titles, and gets to the sexist roots behind them.

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Emily Pifer joins Mady to discuss the women's issues that come up in Educated: A Memoir by Tara Westover in this book club discussion episode. Some of issues discussed are the sever gender roles in Tara's home, the way sexual purity has been used to control women, feminist awakenings, and the role that an education plays in social justice. 

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What is the real reason behind why you exercise? To look good in a bikini? To fit into your jeans? Or to tap into the privilege that comes from being a socially acceptable size? Emily Pifer talks about how fitness is a women's issue, and she tells her journey of moving from a disordered relationship with fitness to recognizing how the feminist ideology she identified with wasn't being practiced in her relationship with her body.

Hannah talks about life as a professional dancer - including the strict physical appearance requirements and the rules dancers must follow. She also talks about why she hasn't ever identified as a feminist.

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In this first ever blogcast episode, Mady shares the info found in her blog article, "Chivalry and Feminism." Mady adds her two cents to this ongoing discussion about why or why not chivalry is sexist, can feminists enjoy chivalry, and why it matters.

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