What's up, ya nasties? This week we're continuing our Black History Month episode with Savannah giving us a somewhat sporadic recounting of the life of Omu Okwei, the most renowned Nigerian Market Queen of the 20th Century. Tune in to listen to Savannah battle through the delirium of her cold and for Jessica to make a lot of jokes about plates. That's right, jokes about plates. What more could you want?

We're getting space nasty! Jessica talks about Mae "The Space Bae" Jemison who not only invented the iPhone and Twitter but also read Harry Potter before it was written. Oh, and maybe she was the first black woman in space. You decide which #alternativefacts you believe. Don't let the haters keep you down.

In this week's episode, Savannah experiences a range of emotions; from anger and rage, to inspiration, to sadness and dejection; all surrounding the beautiful and effervescent Marsha P. Johnson, the transgender woman that we have to thank for LGBTQ rights. Haven't heard of her? Don't worry, Savannah gets angry about that plenty. Jessica mostly tries to keep from crying.

In a short but not so very sweet episode; Jessica mangles history, mangles the Spanish language, and gives literally every piece of information she knows about Colombian spy Policarpa Salavarrieta! Somehow; telenovelas, red lipstick factories, and boats full of newspapers are all relevant to the discussion. Be a part of the resistance!

L'cheim to being nasty! This week, Savannah talks about another first female prime minister, Golda Meir! Watch out, she gets more accomplished before 14 than you probably have in your whole life. Jessica really only dwells on her love of the National Treasure franchise. And hey, maybe stop hating the Jews just for being different.

You know her, you love her, up next in the ring: Rosa Parks. Jessica talks about, becomes possesive of, and gets weepy over this incredible woman who refused to give up her seat and remained politically active for her whole life. Savannah and Jessica stay on topic for probably the most amount of time they ever will, so tell us if you're into that on social media or at [email protected].

We're going across the pond on this one, nasties. Savannah paints a portrait of England's first prime minister, Margaret Thatcher - one filled with childhood fortitude, walking duels, and quite a list of accomplishments; while also lacking any knowledge of how parliament actually operates. Savannah and Jessica also talk about their preferred sponsors and/or boyfriends, their love for Mary-Kate and Ashley movies, and whether or not Jessica went to Oxford; but don't let any of that distract you from Maggie's life.

Plagiarism isn't cool. Particularly when you take credit for being a dope ruler. Today, Jessica talks about her favorite Egyptian KING, Hatshepsut. Somehow; calculators, TLC, snapchat, and mouth calluses all make it into the discussion. Trigger warning: Incest and giving handies to a statue. Hey, whatever you're in to.

Hi! This is our first ever recording/ the trailer of what's to come. We're just two women trying to make the smallest difference by talking about the awesome things that women have done throughout history, interspersed with some commentary about our current political climate. If you like women, or want to learn more about women, then stay tuned as we discuss our favorite women! #womenwomenwomen (We're just going to keep saying "women" until the world understands how important they are.)

Stay with us please, we're new to this podcasting thing and happily accepting constructive criticism!