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Wining About Herstory

Wining About Herstory

Have you ever wondered where all of the women were in your history books? You"re not alone! Join long time gal pals, Kelley & Emily, as they swap stories about incredible women from history over a cheap bottle of wine. They take wining to a whole new level. Women"s history has never been this tipsy!

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90:25

Ep109. Free Flying Spinster & Lieutenant Nun

Wining About Herstory ·

2021/06/14

This week the ladies are kicking off Pride Month with two women who couldn't be more different, but are both badass in their own ways! First, Emily tells the story of Katharine Lee Bates, a poet, professor, and writer who is most famous for writing the iconic America the Beautiful. Did you know she was also a lesbian?? Then, Kelley tells the truly twisty tale of Catalina de Erauso who dressed as a man to escape convent life and traveled the world, working, breaking hearts, and even dabbling as a

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Ep108. Executive Order 9066 & Breeches Babe

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2021/06/07

This week the ladies are sucking on liquid candy and getting REAL fired up! First, Kelley covers Yuri Kochiyama, a survivor of the Japanese Internment Camps turned fierce activist! She was a fierce civil activist who was more than a little bit controversial. Then, Emily shares the story of actress Charlotte Cushman who turned to acting when her Opera career didn't pan out. She was known for playing masculine roles, one of the only acceptable forms of cross-dressing at the time, and had open

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Ep107. The 5,000 Yen Woman & The Comet Line

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2021/06/01

This week the ladies talk about the importance of spelling and rage against the technology! First, Emily covers Ichiyo Higuchi a Meiji Era writer who wasn't afraid to call out how Japan's rapid modernization was leaving a lot of people in the dust (particularly poor women.) Then, Kelley tells the story of Andrée de Jongh AKA Dédée who, after being inspired by another woman's sacrifice in WWI, worked with the Belgian Resistance in WWII to smuggle Allied soldiers out of occupied territory. Grab your

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Ep106. Dr. Sue & The Embodiment of Evil

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2021/05/24

This week the vax pack are bringing you a saint-level doctor and a woman whose name is synonymous with evil! First, Kelley covers Dr. Susan la Flesche Picotte, the first indigenous woman to earn a medical degree in the United States. She used that degree to bring medical expertise to the reservation she grew up on, being the only doctor treating over 13,000 people! Then, Emily tells the tale of Mahendradatta, a Javanese princess who became queen of Bali! But the Balinese people weren't exactly keen

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Ep105. Savior of Trains & The Invisible Woman

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2021/05/17

**NOTE** This was originally going to be our video episode for Patreon, but due to technical difficulties, the video has been lost to time and space.This week, Kelley and Emily get extra cozy to talk about trains, rain, and glass in automobiles! First, Emily tells the harrowing and cinema-worthy tale of Kate Shelley who braved a fierce storm to save over 200 people from plummeting off of a train bridge. Then, Kelley tells the story of Katharine Burr Blodgett, a scientist who invented something that

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Ep104. Libertadora del Libertador & But Wait! There's...

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2021/05/03

This week your favorite sweary motherfuckers talk about two badass Latina women who worked tirelessly to improve the lives of others. First, Kelley shares the story of legendary revolutionary Manuela Sáenz who fought fiercely for her country and her man, all while riding her trusty pet bear into battle while wearing the mustaches of her enemies. Then, Emily tells the tale of Andrea Evangelina Rodríguez Perozo who was the first woman to earn her medical degree in the Dominican Republic, served the

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Ep103. Single Wrestling Female & Million Dollar Mermaid

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2021/04/26

This week the ladies, in their forever stylish skinny jeans and side parts, bring you Forest Gump references, Kelley's sexual awakening, and reveal where perfect people come from! First, Emily tells the story of the warrior Khutulun, a relative of Genghis Kahn, who refused to marry- unless someone could beat her at wrestling. Then, Kelley covers Annette Kellermann who overcame a childhood disability to become a real life mermaid and movie star! Grab your watermelons and your army of horses, because

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Ep102. The Oracle of Bronzeville & Sole Survivor

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2021/04/19

This week Kelley tells the story of Gwendolyn Brooks, a prolific writer who wrote poetry which honestly depicted the lives of black people in the mid-20th century and used her platform to help elevate other black artists. Then, Emily tells the harrowing tale of Isabel Godin des Odonais who trekked across a continent to be reunited with her husband, and nearly died trying. Grab your pen and stay out of the jungle, because it's time to wine about herstory! Support the show10% Off Your First Month of

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Ep101. WASPY Woman & Mother of Barbie

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2021/04/05

This expletive filled episode features Australian love, high flying heroines, and a sex doll turned children's toy! First, Emily tells the story of Hazel Ying Lee, a daring pilot who became the first Asian American Woman to fly for the U.S. Army (even if they wouldn't acknowledge her veteran status and that of thousands of other women.) Then, Kelley shares the origin story of childhood favorite, Barbie and Ruth Handler who invented her! Place your seats in the upright position and get ready for

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Ep100. Lovely Labor Lady & The Mother of Anesthesia

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2021/03/29

The ladies are celebrating 100 episodes the way only two 30-year-old besties know how- with a princess wine party! As a special treat, the ladies return to the Land of 10,000 Lakes to tell the stories of some Minnesota Mavens! First, Kelley tells the story of Nellie Stone Johnson who helped organize labor unions in Minneapolis and advocated for racial equality. Then, Emily hits close to home and tells the story of Alice Magaw who worked with the famous Mayo Brothers to help perfect a method of

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Ep99. The Pharaoh of Revenge & No Apology in the...

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2021/03/22

This week the ladies are bringing you an old school revenge plot, plenty of life lessons, and some strong opinions about the word 'rump!' First, Emily goes way back (about 4,200 years back) to share the story of Nitocris who didn't appreciate her brother being murdered and built a creepy revenge basement. Then, Kelley tells the story of Marion Mahony Griffin who was an architectural genius but unfortunately overshadowed by Frank Lloyd Wright. Grab your water colors and stay out of basements because

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Ep98. Jazz Star and Barrier Breaker & The Queen...

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2021/03/15

It's time to boogie down and speak up as the ladies talk about two women who refused to be forced into silence. Kelley tells the story of Hazel Scott, a musical prodigy who had the guts to stand up against the Red Scare, at the risk of her career. Then, Emily covers Cheryl Marie Wade, a disability advocate who found her voice through performing and spent her life building the framework for disability pride! Grab your pianos and get ready to rap because we're wining about herstory! Support the

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Ep97. Reigning Vice Queen & Amina and Her Koala Nuts

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2021/03/08

Happy Birthday to Us! Powered by rosé vodka, the ladies are celebrating their 2 year anniversary with tales of two women who bucked all expectations to forge their own paths! First, Emily covers dramatic story of Peg Plunkett who spent the first half of her life at the mercy of the men in her life (including her abusive brother Shitstopher) before she said 'fuck it' and became the most well known courtesan and madame in Dublin! Then, Kelley tells the tale of warrior queen Amina who expanded her

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Ep96. Champion Lady Walker of the World & The Queen...

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2021/03/01

You can find Haley Shapley and her book at haleyshapely.com and follow her on Instagram @haleyshapley.The ladies are kicking off Women's History Month with a very special episode! They had the honor of interviewing author and trainer Haley Shapley about her new book Strong Like Her in which she explores sports herstory from the days of ancient Greece to the present day! Then, Kelley & Emily cover some sporty gals from Haley's book! Kelley covers pedestrian extraordinaire Ada Anderson who walked for

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Ep95. We're Not Gonna Take It & the Freedom Teacher

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2021/02/22

This week the ladies are talking school buses, trains, and cinema-worthy stories! First, Emily takes a listener suggestion and covers Barbara Johns Powell who, at only 16-years-old, led a student strike to protest the abysmal conditions of her school in the segregated American south. Then, Kelley tells the story of Ann Atwater, a civil rights activist who found an unlikely ally in a KKK Cyclops (yes, apparently that's a thing.) Buckle up for a hot seat belt debate and some angry sputtering, because

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Ep94. Queen of Creole Cuisine & The Ongoing Legacy

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2021/02/15

**CONTENT WARNING** Emily's story, which starts at (()) discusses female genital mutilation. Listener discretion is advised. This week the ladies are listening for whispering angels and gushing over tattoos! First, Kelley tells the tale of culinary visionary Lena Richard who built a business empire out of food when the rest of us were building mashed potato castles. Then, Emily covers living legend Jaha Dukureh who is a survivor of female genital mutilation and has dedicated her life to fighting

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Ep93. Star Trek Nerd Turned Astronaut & the Godmother...

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2021/02/08

Strap in and strap on for a heated licorice debate, mayoral aspirations, and some sick chard brah! First, Emily tells the story of chronic overachiever Dr. Mae Jemison who was the first African American woman in space, but that's only scratching the surface! Then, Kelley covers Sister Rosetta Tharpe, a musical prodigy who combined southern gospel with modern guitar to help give birth to rock 'n roll music! Unlock your endless potential and grab your mandolin, because it's time to wine about

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Ep92. Child Millionaire & Mother of Champions

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2021/02/01

The ladies are kicking off their celebration of Black History Month with suggestions from super fan and general badass Artemis! First, Kelley (who tries to poison Emily with rancid wine) covers Sarah Rector who became UBER rich after the crap land the government gave her as a sorry-your-family-were-slaves gift became valuable. Naturally, the government tried to take it back and went as far as trying to declare her white (for real.) Then, Emily covers Mabel Fairbanks who went from being an orphan

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Ep91. Cranium Crusher & a Pacifist Politician

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2021/01/25

Reunited and it feels so good! The ladies are back together and are bringing you a soft, supple attack of an episode! First, Emily starts the viral hashtag #showmeyourkindi while telling the story of Onake Obavva- a gal with incredible arm strength and isn't afraid to bash in someone's skull (or maybe 100 skulls.) Then, Kelley shares the story of Jeannette Rankin, a suffragette, die-hard pacifist, and first women to hold a federal office in the United States. Grab your wellies and get ready for a

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Ep90. Tatted Granny & A Rebel With a Cause

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2021/01/18

When the road gets tough, the tough get tipsy! This week the ladies are covering two rebels who flipped the bird to societal expectations. First, Kelley covers Maude Wagner who became one of the first mainstream female tattoo artists and was a walking piece of art herself. Then, Emily covers teenage French Resistance fighter Simone Segouin AKA Nicole Minet who graduated from stealing Nazi bikes to blowing up bridges when most of us were dealing with high school drama. Grab your wine and do the hokey

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