In our last episode, we talk what the show - and the listeners - have meant to us these last three years. We also cover some of our favorite women - the good, the bad and the NOTORIOUS!!! We all miss you all️
This week, Lavetta and Miriam begin the wind down to the show by doing what the show has done for the last three and a half years - highlight women who kick butt and take names: General Hazel Johnson-Brown and WW II vet, Charity Adams Earley.
This week, the ladies talk “comfort tv” before jumping into the amazing lives of historical librarian, Ola Mae Walker Spinks and notorious female sniper, Lyudmila Pavlichenko.
This week, the ladies talk tough choices in light of California closing down again before jumping into the inspirational life of businesswoman, Bridget “Biddy” Mason and the tragic end to beloved Argentinian First Lady, Eva “Evita” Peron!”
This week, the women marvel at people not practicing common sense before jumping into Part 1 of the remarkable life of Argentinian First Lady, Eva Peron and the notorious life of British socialite, Ghislaine Maxwell.”
This week, Lavetta rails against rapid stupidity witnesses at the post office before the ladies dive into the amazing career of LGBTQ+ icon, Ellen DeGeneres, and the remarkable life of model, actress and producer, Permilah Esther Victoria Abraham.
This week, the ladies get right into it with the inspirational life of pioneering scientist and inventor, Valerie Thomas and the notorious life of suspected murderess, Lizzie Borden.
This week, the ladies talk the importance of self-care before jumping into the glamorous, but difficult life of 1930s screen goddess, Nina Mae McKinney and the difficult, but rewarding careers of sci-fi writers, N.K. Jemisin and Malinda Lo.
This week, the ladies talk self care during the pandemic/protest age before diving into the fabulous life of designer-to-the-stars, Zelda Wynn Valdes and the inspirational women behind the #BLM (Black Lives Matter) movement, Alicia Garza, Opal Tometi and Patrisse Cullors.
This week, the ladies lean into some comedy to help with the trauma. They discuss the notorious life of Indian mafia queen, Santokben Jadeja and the remarkable life of math genius, Angie Turner King before diving into the Jeffrey Epstein Netflix.