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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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Ep203. Pious Pussy Impersonators & Spritualist Sisters

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2023/10/16

Flying cats, cracking joints, and hysterical nuns oh my! First, Emily tells a tale that seems perfectly crafted for her- when the nuns in an isolated French convent begin caterwauling without end, the townsfolk call in the police put a stop to the meowing musical. Then, Kelley tells the story of the Fox sisters, spiritualist celebrities who traveled the country claiming they could talk with spirits. But when the truth comes out, it's darker and more dramatic than any ghost story. Are you ready for

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Ep202. She's Dead and She's Rotten & The Witch of Hadley

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2023/10/09

To celebrate the most frightening time of the year, the ladies are wining about corporate body delivery methods, slaying dick, and the odd limits of supernatural powers. First, Kelley tells the terrifying tale of Mary Ann Cotton whose loved ones were plagued with intestinal problems and death that may have been less than natural. Then, Emily tells the story of Mary Webster, an impoverished woman who wouldn't take shit, so naturally, she was accused of being a witch with supernatural cow-repelling

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Ep201. The Greenbrier Ghost & The Pious Poisoner

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2023/10/02

It's spooky season and that means the ladies are indulging in their dark sides with some horrendous herstorical tales! First, Emily tells the supernatural story of Zona Heaster Shue, a woman who died a tragic death, leaving behind a grieving husband. But Zona's mother suspected something was off with the new widower and she would learn the truth from the last person anyone expected. Then, Kelley tells the story of Hélène Jégado, an unassuming servant who was a model employee, except for the fact

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Ep200. The Model Roman Diva & A Life Altering Wedding

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2023/09/25

This week's episode is brought to you by anxiety, drama queens, and heroic librarians! First, Kelley tells the story of Livia Drusilla (not the anti-cramping med) a Roman Empress who achieved god-status after living a life that would make soap opera writers do a double-take. Then, Emily shares the story of Pura Belpré, a young Puerto Rican woman who, thanks to kismet, pioneered programs for the New York Public Library that helped countless children and made the library a cultural center for

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Ep199. Architect of the Angels & Poet for Today

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2023/09/18

This week's episode is sponsored by caffeine and tacos! First, Emily shares the story of Diana Reiter, a promising young architect who was building a career of busting gender barriers and fighting antisemitism before the Nazis invaded Poland. Then, Kelley covers Gabriela Mistral, a poet who advocated for education for women after she was denied schooling past grade school. Grab a cup of coffee and buckle up for sobriety because we're wining about herstory! Support the show10% Off Your First Month of

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Ep198. For Her Loyalty & The Real Amazons

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2023/09/11

This week, Kelley tells the prequel to Maggie Lena Walker's story and covers Elizabeth Van Lew, an abolitionist who worked as a spy for the Union during the American Civil War. Despite her loyalty as a patriot, she would pay for her actions for the rest of her life. Then, Emily covers the Scythians, the real-life inspiration for the legends of Amazonian warriors! Grab your sword and kick down a confederate statue because we're wining about herstory! Support the show10% Off Your First Month of

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Ep197. Pay it Forward & Shop Sleuth

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2023/09/04

In this week's super head-worthy episode, Kelley and Emily reminisce about green alien cartoons, change their group chat name, and unpack consumer mall culture. First, Kelley tells the story of Maggie Lena Walker, a woman who worked tirelessly to build up the black community in Richmond, VA after the Civil War and ensure everyone would have a future. Then, Emily covers Maggie Mitchell, an undercover security agent working at one of the most prestigious stores in London to stop shoplifters, thieve

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Ep196. Three Women and a Jogbra & The Cruel System

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2023/08/07

Bouncing titties? Colonization? Just a normal week for the ladies! First, Emily finally tells the story of a relatable group project (i.e. hellish) as she covers the invention of the sports bra and all of the DD sized drama that came with it! Then, Kelley tells the story of Emily Hobhouse, a service-focused woman who was sent to South Africa to make sure the invading English were behaving themselves (spoiler- they weren't) and did everything in her power to help. Grab hold of your tatas and get

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Ep195. Whirley Girl & The Famous Five

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2023/08/03

This week's episode is sponsored by CANADA! Or at least one Canadian. First, Kelley discusses the high-flying adventures of forgotten aviatrix Sheila Scott who could do just about anything, except drive a car. Then, Emily shares the story of The Famous Five who prove that not ALL group projects are doomed to fail. These 5 Canadian activists took on the government for the monumental cause of determining that women were people. Grab your aviator goggles and Google the Canadian seal because we're

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Ep194. The Cercle of Hermaphroditos & Trans Archivist

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2023/07/24

Busting the binary box, a sexual spectrum, and some intense dad jokes- just a normal day for these winey ladies! First, Emily tells the story of Jennie June and one of the United States' earliest trans activist organizations! Then, Kelley covers Louise Lawrence, a trans activist who had the bold idea that the trans community was bigger than people thought, and the data to back it up. Grab your English pronunciation dictionary and get ready to bloom and/or blossom, because we're wining about

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Ep193. Princess of Music & The First Lady

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2023/07/19

The ladies are back (along with their bearable audio quality) to wine about some proud women who did what and who they wanted! First, Kelley shares the story of Winnaretta Singer, heiress to a grand sewing machine fortune who loved supporting artists, helping the less fortunate, and drawing sexual boundaries with an umbrella. Then, Emily covers April Ashley, a trans entertainer who left her unsupportive family in Liverpool to find her community and stardom in London, until a tabloid took aim. Grab

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Ep192. 'Overture of Hope' Interview with Isabel Vincent

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2023/07/04

What happens when two drunk podcasters are joined by author and investigative journalist, Isabel Vincent? You're about to find out! Join us as we interview Isabel about her book 'Overture of Hope: Two Sisters' Daring Plan that Saved Opera's Jewish Stars from the Third Reich' which tells the story of sisters Ida and Louise Cook, two self-described 'squares' and opera nerds who used their love of the opera world to help rescue people from Nazi-occupied Germany before the outbreak of WWII. 10% Off Your

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Ep191. 'To Die Beautiful' Interview with Buzzy Jackson

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2023/06/12

This week the duo becomes a trio as the ladies are joined by author Buzzy Jackson who, in addition to having the best name ever, has recently released her third book, 'To Die Beautiful,' a novel based on the story of Hannie Schaft (whom we discussed in ep 55.) We cover topics such as how many degrees we are away from these herstorical heroines, Emily's book series on a spunky stunt reporter, and, of course, how much NAZIS ARE THE FUCKING WORST! Grab your screaming pillow and practice your

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Ep190. A Berlin Love Story & Woman, Good Woman

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2023/06/05

Happy Pride guys, gals, and nonbinary pals! Emily shares the story of Lilly Wust, a Nazi's wife, and Felice Schragenheim, a lesbian Jew hiding in plain sight who formed an unlikely romance in the midst of Nazi occupied Germany. Then, Kelley covers Barbara May Cameron, a Hunkpapa Lakota woman who who used her intersectionality as a queer, Indigenous woman to cross barriers and help everyone! Grab the tissues and tell a Nazi to fuck off because we're wining about herstory! 10% Off Your First Month of

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Ep189. Glasgow Style & Oldest Living Doctor

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2023/05/29

How do you know a group of crows is a murder? You'll have to listen to find out! Kelley covers artist and designer Margaret MacDonald who created beautiful, intricate, Celtic inspired designs that will make your witch heart happy. Then, Emily shares her rage-fueled deep dive into the history of school lunch programs, Harriet Clisby, and a group of women who had the radical idea that children should be fed. Look up your local politicians and get LOUD because we're wining about herstory!10% Off Your

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Ep188. Big Eye Paintings & God’s Little Artist

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2023/05/22

In this particularly WHET episode, the ladies are in sync with a couple of artsy fartsy women! First, Emily shares the story of Margaret Keane, an artist who achieved great commercial success with her signature 'big eye paintings' . . . or rather her abusive, thieving husband did. Then, Kelley tells the tale of Gwen John, an incredible artist who was overshadowed by the men in her life despite having brain-breakingly amazing cat paintings! Stare into our haunting eyes and pour yourself a glass of

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Ep187. The Scientific Method vs. the Patriarchy & The...

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2023/05/15

It's raining and the wine is pouring! First, Kelley covers her first psych lady as a newly minted psychologist! Leta Stetter Hollingsworth survived a horrible childhood and found solace in school. Her educational pursuits led her to a career in psychology, studying the narrow views of intelligence, and taking on the patriarchy using the scientific method. Then, Emily covers fan suggested Aloha Wanderwell! Aloha had dreams of adventure and stardom and, when the opportunity to drive around the world

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Ep186. Tennessee Transcestry & A Shameless Woman

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2023/05/08

This week's episode fueled by garlic chips, wine, and depression! First, Emily shares the story of Frances Thompson, a black trans woman who survived the Memphis race massacre and refused to stay silent about the horrific violence she faced, even in the face of more violence. Then, Kelley tells the tale of Franca Viola, an Italian teenager who was kidnapped by her abusive ex who plotted to force her to marry him by making her a dishonorable woman. Franca refused to be shamed and fought back against

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Ep185. Local Legends- Mother of the Year & Mother of...

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2023/05/01

The ladies are back and BADDER and DRUNKER than ever! We recently had a live show where we covered two local legends, and while the audio was unsalvageable and the content was decidedly PG, we're excited to share these stories the old-fashioned way- fueled by wine. First, Kelley shares the story of Edith Graham Mayo, a nurse who was too hot to make it in Chicago, but not too hot to help build the Mayo Clinic and be a mother to an entire city. Then, Emily retells the story of Alice Magaw, a woman who

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Ep184. The Bottineau You Should Know & The Last of...

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2023/03/20

It's that time of year where the ladies celebrate their state with some Minnesota Mavens! Emily tells the story of Marie Bottineau Baldwin, a Metis woman who spent her life fighting for the rights of Indigenous peoples, equal rights for women, and establishing her own identity, all while holding down a full time job and going back to law school. Then, Kelley covers Julia Bullard Nelson, a suffragist and teacher who endured immense loss in a short time and channeled her grief into trying to make the

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