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Broadly Entertaining confessions! Jamie and Giana don't like some things that perhaps they should, which inspires a stroll down memory lane. Who will win the Women Mean Business pop quiz?! (We don't officially keep score but there's a pretty clear defeat.)

BE A Feminist is all about reproductive health this month, promoting abortion funds and better support for people with endometriosis. Links below for more info. (We recognize that not everyone who needs abortion access or suffers from endometriosis identifies as a woman.)

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Transcript available here.

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Shout out to all the fabulous people & places mentioned in our Women Mean Business segment:

• Michelle Eaton of Forthright Cyder & Mead
• Miriam Rayevsky of JITTERBUG Sights & Sounds
• Jamie Helper of Heirloom Botanicals & Heirloom Vibes (our apologies for not mentioning the business names in the episode!)
• Lily Price & Erin Ellis of The Walk In and The Neon Croissant
• Ivy House Studio
• Margot White of Sweets of Adversity
• Chef Lauren Radel
• Anaika Forbes and Hashtag Lunchbag Brooklyn

Attend the next WMB event in Sullivan County, NY or purchase a Pay It Forward ticket to support our financial scholarship program! Check out the Eventbrite page for details.

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BE A FEMINIST

Endometriosis information & support:

• Statistical and scientific citations found here
• This page offers access to a variety of support options, including the contact details for support groups around the world, a section specifically for those who care for someone with endometriosis, and information about the World Endometriosis Organisations (a worldwide network that collaborates, advocates and engages in activities relative to mutually agreed campaigns, education, and research)

Visit the National Network of Abortion Funds website to learn more about their work and to find & support your local fund.

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Special thanks to musician Chris Dyas for fulfilling the special musical request that inspired the title of this month's episode.