Listen to this week's episode in order to witness Savannah exhibit more emotion than she ever has as she gushes about Ruth Bader Ginsburg and theorizes about whether or not they might already be the same person. Savannah and Jessica will both cry, Savannah gives more detailed information than she ever has, while Jessica mostly rolls her eyes about the Patriarchy.

G'day, ya nasties. Throw away your vests, pack your spider repellant, and study Paul Rudd's family tree, we're going down under to discuss Julia Gillard, Australia's first female Prime Minister. Jessica may not understand anything about Australia, but we do know one thing for sure: a parliament leadership ballot would absolutely get rid of Trump.

In this episode, Savannah's sober and Jessica is hungover. Savannah relays the stories of Billie Jean King's life that she learned from Billie Jean King herself and Jessica tries not to die.

In this no nonsense and absolutely no tangents episode, Jessica tells Savannah of a much better time, when women had rights and all you had to do to prove your worth was kill a tiger. We're heading all the way back to 0012 CE to talk about the Trung Sisters, two fierce women who led the first revolution against the Chinese. Savannah tries to plan for when we inevitably go into battle. Oh, and Confucius was a dick.

In this week's episode of Such Nasty Women, the Women's History Month series continues! Savannah gives her most detailed account yet of the life of Frida Kahlo, Jessica mostly forgets everything Savannah says, and Savannah tries to convince the entire world to wear leather jackets. Also trains and hatred for the patriarchy, what more could you want?

Top of the morning to ya, nasties. Our St Patty's Day episode has all the intrigue you're clamoring for: pirate sheep, letter writing campaigns, intricate descriptions of trade, and more! We're covering the Pirate Queen herself, Grace O'Malley, who ruled the seas and told everyone to shove it. Please, for the love of the Irish, be drunk when you listen to this episode.

In this week's first episode, Savannah and Jessica continue their women's history month series, start an Ireland series in celebration of St. Patrick's Day, and lose their ever-loving minds. Maybe they drank too much Jameson, maybe Jessica had too much Sudafed, who's to say? Savannah does manage to give some details of the exciting life of Constance Markievicz, known for pretending to be noble and buying short skirts and revolvers.

The people demanded, we complied. Welcome to the second part of Josephine Baker. Jessica picks right back up at the start of WWII and delves into Josephine's spy work, civil rights activism, Rainbow Tribe, and propensity for alliterative names. Savannah learns you can't always rely on a thesaurus. We Eiffel Tower France.

On this episode of Such Nasty Women, Savannah gets over-emotional about emails before telling Jessica about the story of perseverance that is the life of Wilma Mankiller, the first female chief of the Cherokee Nation. Jessica learns how to use a thesaurus and, as always, there's yelling about white men.

Banana suits. Cheetahs. Bisexuality. Castles. What do all of these have in common? Josephine Baker. In part one of this incredible woman's story, Jessica regales Savannah with Josephine's rags to riches journey. Dancer, singer, activist, spy, mother, and more, Josephine dazzled Paris and the world. Jessica's dazzled, Savannah needs convincing. Plus, we re-learn what we discover pretty much every week: America is super racist.