Kelly Surette is the creator of Moms the Musical, a new musical showcasing what motherhood is really like. The NYC Workshop will be performed live in NYC July 24th, and is open for industry professionals (investors and producers). Not a producer, but still want to experience the incredible show? No problem! It will be live streamed, and tickets are available for $5 with all proceeds going to Moms for Moms NYC, a charity in NYC serving single mothers. https://www.momsformomsnyc.org/

In this interview, Kelly shares with us why she believes NOW is the right time for the show and her own struggles in finding who she is as a mother. She tells us why she's passionate about representation in the Musical Theatre world, especially for women, and so much more!

To access all the information you can visit this press release by clicking HERE on Broadway World.

Ticket purchase: www.suretteandhall.com/moms-the-musical

Instagram: @moms.themusical

Facebook: @momsmusical

Twitter: @momsthemusical

Can you believe it?? Season 2 of Women of HERstory: A Podcast has reached it's end. Things certainly don't always go as planned when we're recording... so we've compiled our favorite bloopers from over the last 6 months for your listening pleasure. We sincerely thank you all for listening to our show, we wouldn't be here without you! Hopefully this episode puts a little smile on your face.

Don't go too far! We will be coming back in August with not just new episodes, but a whole lot more. The projects we were hoping to launch earlier in the year have taken longer than we anticipated to get off the ground, but they're on their way! So make sure you're subscribed and following our social media pages to stay up to date on the happenings at HERstory Headquarters!

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Michelle Lam started as a publicists on Wall Street, and decided to take her big business tools in marketing to a smaller, local level. Her passion is evident, and in this interview she tells us about why she loves being the bridge between her clients and the public, growing a supportive community, being open to new experiences, and so much more!

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Clara Campoamor is regarded as the primary architect behind the Spanish woman's right to vote. Finding her passion later in life, she worked to make equality for all an attainable goal. She argued for women's voting rights in front of 470 men and just one woman (whom ended up arguing against Clara's call for equality).

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Love Itoya's "anthems" will make you want to bust a move. In this interview, Love shares with us where she gathers her inspiration from, collaborating with her family, why sharing stories is important, and so much more! 

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Twitter: https://twitter.com/LoveItoya?s=09

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Madalena is widely considered as the first literate woman in Brazil. With a new world opening up to her, she used her own hand to pen a letter to Father Manuel, the head of the Jesuits at the time, calling for the end of the mistreatment of the Indigenous people, and for women to have the same education that was available to men. Because there isn't much information about her life other than a few notable events, we delve into the Jesuits' presence in Brazil, and how they affected the culture and country.

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You read that title correctly! We have part 2 of our interview series with the cofounders of WALT Institute. Christine Burns, the CEO of WALT Institute, shares with us how her background as an elite athlete has given her tools in her professional and personal life. She tells us how starting the day with a literal smile can change your entire outlook, and how we should all try to bounce FORWARD, not just bounce "back".

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Ahilyabai Holkar was revered for her ability to lead her people for 3 decades into growth, prosperity, and peace with her non-partisan and non-partiality approach. She was met with opposition, of course, but she is known as an extremely intelligent leader who promoted Dharma and industrialism in the 17th century!

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Angela How chats with us about the North American release of her film Rock Sugar (titled BULLIED in N. America). She tells us what her experience has been in the film industry as an Asian woman, why BULLIED is an important story to tell, and so much more!

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A story ripe enough to be a movie, a 19-year-old pregnant Mary steps in as Captain when her husband falls ill. Facing a mutiny, she is able to convince the crew to stand behind her, and they safely complete their dangerous journey. 

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