Dr. Elizabeth Pritchard co-founded The WALT Institute; a company focused on helping women in STEMM find life and work balance, and empower them to find their confidence and worth both inside and outside of their demanding professions. While their focus may be in that field, Dr. Pritchard and the WALT Institute have incredible words of wisdom that are applicable to any and all fields.

www.waltinstitute.com  (Free eBook resources available on Resilience, Managing Stress, Authentic Leadership and more)

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Florence Price's work was almost lost forever, until a couple in 2009 discovered 200 compositions in the home they purchased to renovate. Her work was a melding between the traditional romantic European composers in the classical music canon and her African American roots. She operated with two "handicaps"... she was a woman, and she was black.

www.ofherstory.com

anchor.fm/womenofherstorypodcast

What does emo-positive mean? Give a listen to find out. NYC based musician, Meghan Pulles, shares with us the message behind her own special brand of music. She tells us what her creative process has looked like during the pandemic, allowing collaborations to influence her writing, why it's important to trust your own voice, and so much more!

Instagram: instagram.com/meghanpulles

Twitter: twitter.com/meghanpulles89

FB: Facebook.com/megpulles

Website: meghanpulles.com

INDIEGOGO: https://www.indiegogo.com/projects/debut-ear-baby-album-by-emo-positive-songstress/x/26173549?create_edit=true#/

Beatrice Tinsley is known at the "Queen of the Cosmos", and for a good reason, too. She came out swinging, boldly exploring new ideas on how the universe was expanding, and creating models of various galaxies. Beatrice proposed that each galaxy was different based on the rate of star birth, various chemical elements, and numerous other factors that had not been previously considered in the equation! Beatrice was diagnosed with cancer and passed at just 40 years old, but as she stated, the number of years we are on this planet doesn't really matter much, and she made the most out of the time that she had.

Britt-Marie Monks is the creator of The Honeymoon and Holiday Fixer! In this interview, she talks about how she got into the travel industry, the community she's been able to create with the women in her company, how a breast cancer diagnosis has changed her life, and everything in between! 

www.thehoneymoonfixer.com

IG: @thehoneymoonfixer

The controversial and inimitable Pandita Ramabai made incredible strides for the education and life quality of women in India. While during her lifetime she may have been outcast for how vocal she was about the true nature of the caste system and the way it marginalized women, the progress she made is still being felt today. After becoming a widow with a young daughter at the age of 23, she spent her time advocating for the rights of women, and arguing against the practice of child marriages.

Lili Roquelin is a singer-songwriter and producer. In this interview, she shares with us why she moved from France to pursue her music career in New York and who her favorite musicians are at the moment. Lili also talks to us about her newest album, Be Inspired, and what she hopes peaople gain from listening to it!

Official website: http://liliroquelin.com

Instagram: http://instagram.com/liliroquelin

Twitter: http://twitter.com/liliroquelin

YouTube: http://youtube.com/liliroquelin

Music available at all digital platforms.

Spotify: Be Inspired (Deluxe Edition) - Album by Lili Roquelin | Spotify

Catherine Breshkovsky was born into aristocracy during the mid 1800s. From an early age she saw the injustices that surround the serfdom that was still practiced in Russia, and decided that it was her responsibility to join to revolution and make some changes. While she was able to escape the tsarist police forces numerous times, she was arrested on two different occasions. One resulting in a 20 year hard labor sentence in Siberia, and the other a lifetime sentence to Siberia. 

Keisha Swafford is an up and coming sports broadcaster! In this interview, she shares with us why she is passionate about sports and what they mean to her. Keisha is candid about her struggles with mental health, and tells us some of the ways she addresses them.

Listen to her podcast: Ballin' with Keisha

Instagram: @ballinwithkeisha

Twitter: @keisha_writer24

Facebook: Keisha Swafford

Have you ever heard of "bloomers"? The loose pants gathered around the ankle, worn usually under a dress or skirt? Amelia Jenks Bloomer wrote about a new, more practical outfit for women in her newspaper, The Lily, published, written, and produced by women FOR women, and the outfit soon took on the name "bloomers". Amelia was a dedicated women's rights activist who was always looking to connect women together to help further the cause, including introducing Susan B. Anthony and Elizabeth Cady Stanton!