Jenn Alford-Teaster is a senior research scientist at Vaser, and is currently running for New Hampshire State Senate for District 8! In this interview she discusses how her background in public health is beneficial for the current climate of the pandemic, why she gives out her personal cell phone number, and so much more incredible wisdom.

You read that right! In this episode we discuss a few different famous female ghosts, from Anne Boleyn to Dolley Madison and The Bell Witch. Listen if you dare!

Taylor Mobley is a San Antonio based television producer and philanthropist. In this interview she talks about being a woman of color in the industry, her favorite passion projects, and so much more!

Way back when, in the 1400s, Ursula Southeil, better known as Mother Shipton, was using her gifts to make predictions about economic, personal, and political futures. She gained her fair share of enemies along the way.

Jennifer Atkinson is the creator and owner of Baked by Blondie! In this interview she talks about turning her passion for baking into a business, family recipes, new experiments, and so much more!

Lorraine Warren, known for her paranormal investigations with her husband, Ed, was a clairvoyant, and light medium. Her encounters with paranormal activity have inspired numerous Hollywood films that make up The Conjuring universe.

Khensani is the creator, director, and choreographer of MATHETA Dance in NYC, a dance company focused in activism in dance. In this interview, Khensani talks about how she ended up in NYC from South Africa, why she's passionate about activism in dance, how she found choreography, and how she ended up in law school!

Jackie Mitchell was a talented 17 year old pitcher who learned from the best. After being black balled following her outing, Jackie retired early, and went on to work in her father's optometry office.

The MLB had a formal ban on hiring any women to play on teams from 1952-1992, 1992 being the year that the classic film, A League of Their Own, was released.

Sarah Leaf is a Med School student who is trying to find her passion. She is a certified Dietitian, and ex ballet dancer. In this interview she talks about the heartbreak of having to leave dancing behind, the difference between a nutritionist and a Dietitian, finding her footing in Med School, and so much more!

Alberta Hunter went from the bottom to the top. Her legendary career in music took her from recording with Louis Armstrong, to live musical theater on the West End in London, just to name a few. She took a break from performing to become a practical nurse, only to revive her career 20 years later when she was already in her 80s.