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Always getting betterAlways Getting Better Ep2 w/Sabrina AltanSend us a textEpisode 2 - Sabrina AltanSabrina Altan is a musical force to be reckoned with. A gifted singer-songwriter, an esteemed vocal lecturer at BIMM University, and a highly sought-after top-line session singer, Sabrina's musical journey is nothing short of inspiring. Her passion for music has taken her to incredible heights, leaving an indelible mark on the industry.Balancing Parenthood and a Musical CareerIn this episode, Sabrina opens up about the intricate balancing act of being a devoted parent while pursuing a thriving career...2023-10-191h 00
Soulful House Sounds with Steve BurrowsSoulful House Sounds with Steve Burrows / 15th July 2023Steve Burrow's presents his sixth edition of Soulful House Sounds. 3rd Saturday of each month at 10pm /12pm on https://www.crackersradio.comFollow me on Instagram at Steve Burrows (@steveburrows_soulfulhouse) • Instagram photos and videosThis months playlist:Michelle Weeks - A Purpose (Spen & Hudge 12'' Vocal) Seamus Haji, Michael Gray, Audrey Martells - Wish (Extended Mix) Suki Soul , Dr Packer - Shot ( Original Mix) Melvo Baptiste, Jamie 3:26, Annette Bowen - Gonna Be Alright (Extended Mix) Antonello F...2023-07-161h 58
Sistory UntoldDaughters of the King with Kerry ChaputOn this episode we speak to Kerry Chaput, the author of the historical fiction novel Daughter of the King. Kerry has done tons of research about the late 17th-century practice of young French girls moving to French Canada as “daughters of the king” (filles du roi) to marry settlers. Over 800 girls and women moved to the French colony between 1663-1673, with King Louis XIV as their official sponsor. These girls came from all walks of life and faced both unique privileges and challenges by enlisting as daughters of the king. Kerry talks about their lives as well as the lives of t...2023-02-161h 01Sistory UntoldThe Queen and the Mistress: The Women of Edward III with Gemma HollmanWe are so excited to welcome back author and historian Gemma Hollman to the show in our first episode of season 3! Gemma joined us to talk about her new book The Queen and the Mistress: The Women of Edward III and the women whose story it tells- Philippa of Hainault and Alice Perrers. If you like this ep check out Gemma's book sold at all major retailers in the U.S and U.K as well as Amazon.
You can find out more about Gemma and her work by following her blog @justhistoryposts on t...2023-02-031h 20
Sistory UntoldByzantine Babes and BestiesThis weeks episode we are meeting Byzantine besties Theodora and Antonina. Actresses that climbed up to social ladder in 6th century Byzantine empire. This is not an easy feat but it makes it easier to have your best gal pal by your side! This is part 1 of 2 where we meet our sisters and understand what its like to be a Byzantine woman in the early empire. This the beginning of a story you won't want to miss!For more information on Sistory Untold or this episode check out our intstagram and twitter @sistoryuntold and...2022-06-2240 minSistory UntoldSnow Widows Part 2 With Katherine MacinnesWelcome back to our two-part series on "Snow Widows: Scott'S Fatal Antarctic Expedition Through the Eyes of the Women They Left Behind." On this episode, we continue our conversation with biographer Katherine MacInnes and dive deeper into the lives of the five women in her book: Kathleen Scott, Oriana Wilson, Caroline Oates, Emily Bowers, and Lois Evans.For more information on Snow Widows and the author Katherine MacInnes, check out her website snowwidows.co.uk and follow Katherine on Instagram @macinnes.katherine.To learn more about Sistory Untold, follow us on Instagram and Twitter @sistoryuntold or visit our website sistoryuntold.c...2022-05-151h 03Sistory UntoldSnow Widows with Katherine MacInnesYou may have heard of Captain Robert Scott and his tragic trip to the Antartic but do you know the stories of the women left behind? This week we have author Katherine MacInnes with us to tell us the stories of Kathleen Scott, Oriana Wilson, Caroline Oates, Emily Bowers, and Lois Evans the wives and mothers who were left behind and the shared tragedy that brought them together. This is part one of two- this week we learn about the expedition to the south pole, what was feminism at the turn of the 20th century and an intro to the w...2022-04-301h 07Sistory UntoldLet Them Eat Paint: Elisabeth Vigee Lebrun and Adelaide Labille Guiard Part 2On this episode, we give a quick rundown of the who, what, when, and why of the French Revolution before returning to our sistory about eighteenth-century painters Elisabeth Vigee Lebrun and Adelaide Labille Guiard. These women, now both successful painters and members of the Royal Academy, find themselves on opposite sides of the revolution. While Adelaide fights for women’s rights and contributes to the revolution in France, Adelaide flees the conflict and goes on to make her mark on the rest of the European continent, traveling around Italy, Austria, Prussia, and Russia painting the portraits of everyone who’s anyo...2022-04-141h 03Sistory UntoldPaint Me Like One of Your French Girls: Elisabeth Vigée-Lebrun and Adélaïde Labille-Guiard (Part 1)On the eve of the French Revolution, two women gained access to France's most elite and exclusive community of artists: The Royal Academy. Elisabeth and Adelaide were admitted to the Academy on the same day, during a period when the Academy allowed a maximum of four female members at any given time, and when the minister of fine arts was a raging misogynist. What made these painters so special to deserve this honor? How did they get noticed by famous neoclassical painters and gain the patronage of several members of the royal family? And what was the relationship like between...2022-02-161h 08
Three Gossip Girls - A Gossip Girl PodcastRAIDERS OF THE LOST ART Find us here!ALL QUESTIONS SUMBITTED VIA EMAIL: threegossipgirlspod@gmail.comtwitter: twitter.com/totalbettypodinstagram: instagram.com/totalbettypodcastnetworkGlassful of Gossip: "The Decoded"Submit an Idea For Will's Treat!Want bonus goodies? Head over to our Patreon to subscribe!**Want 3GG and Total Betty swag? Click here Music by: Anthony ViccoraCheck out Marva and Sabrina's podcastSistoryuntold.comProduced and Edited by: Total Betty Podcast NetworkSnail Mail:PO Box 76Coram, NY...2022-02-091h 57Sistory UntoldA Legendary Rivalry: Brunhilda and FredegundWe're so excited to be back with our first episode of 2022! We are jam-packing this season with amazing, inspiring, sometimes intimidating women from history. In this episode we are going way way back to the 6th century to talk about two queens whose rivalry spanned 4 decades. This story really shows that sometimes truth really is just stranger than fiction! For more Sistory Untold check out our website sistoryuntold.com and follow us on instagram and twitter @sistoryuntold. All sources for todays episode will be listed on our blog at sistoryuntold.com.2022-02-0257 minSistory UntoldLas Mariposas: The Mirabal SistersWarning: this episode contains violent content. After growing up during the bloodiest period in the history of the Americas under the rule of a dictator, three girls decided to become the face of a resistance movement. The Mirabal Sisters Patria, Minerva, and Maria Teresa started out with small but significant acts of defiance, which grew into a movement with hundreds of members. Today, they are remembered today as symbols of Dominican pride, feminine strength and resolve, and the cruelty of violence against women. Listen to this episode to find out who the girls were before they became symbols.For more i...2021-12-1755 minSistory Untold“Seducing and Killing Nazis”: Hannie, Truus, and FreddieWarning! If you didn't guess by the title this episode contains violent themes. This week we are learning all about three teenage girls who took bravery and the fight for justice to the next level. Hannie, Truus, and Freddie worked with the Dutch resistance in WWII to fight the Nazi invasion. Hear about their lives and how they used their sisterhood to fight evil. Come for the amazing story- stay for the horrendous Dutch pronunciation. Sources for this episode can be found in our blog at sistoryuntold.com. For pictures and more information about this episode follow us on instagram an...2021-12-0943 minSistory UntoldAphra Behna and Nell Gwyn Part 2: A Conversation with Claire Louise AmiasLast week, you learned about the individual lives of the playwright Aphra Behn and the actress Nell Gwyn. On today's episode, present day writer and actor Claire Louise Amias joins us to talk about these women's sisterhood and shares some fun anecdotes about each of them. Claire trained as an actor at trained at RADA and Bretton Hall and has appeared both on screen and on stage. After becoming obsessed with the writer/spy Aphra Behn, Claire wrote and performed in her one-woman play "The Masks of Aphra Behn" at the Women and War festival in 2016. Three years later, she r...2021-12-011h 00Sistory UntoldPlaywrights and Paramours: Aphra Behn and Nell Gwyn Part 1In this episode, we talk about Aphra Behn and Nell Gwyn as individuals, so that next time we can talk about their sisterhood. But even alone, these women led interesting and impressive lives! Aphra was a novelist, poet, and and dramatist who was the first professional female writer in English. Nell started off as an actress, but amassed her wealth and property by being mistress to King Charles II. Listen to this episode of Sistory Untold to learn even more about these fascinating women!2021-11-241h 00
Sistory UntoldEvelyn Nesbit and Edna Goodrich**trigger warning** This episode covers subjects of sexual assault, domestic violence, and child abuse. Our first episode of season 2.5! Thanks for sticking with us! This weeks episode is all about Edna Goodrich and Evelyn Nesbit! For pictures and more info on the episode check us out on instagram or twitter @sistoryuntold and see all of our sources on our blog at sistoryuntold.com.2021-11-181h 01Sistory UntoldBlue Bloods: The Blue Stockings Society MinisodeIn the mid-eighteenth century, everyone who's anyone would attend salons at aristocrats' houses to drink, play cards, and gossip. But the Bluestocking philosophers had something else in mind. This group of women bonded over tea, enlightened conversation, and literary discussion. As an informal club made up of Britain's best and brightest ladies, the Bluestockings Society gives us a glimpse into the lives of women of Georgian aristocracy. Writers, actors, singers, artists, and housewives all came together to encourage and support one another's professional endeavors and build lasting friendships. P.S. a few corrections from the episode: Erasmus Darwin IS Charles D...2021-05-1343 minSistory UntoldThe Glamorous Gabors: Magda, Zsa Zsa, and Eva GaborThe first celebrities of their kind, the Gabors were considered famous for just being famous. With 19 husbands among the three of them and their fair share of very public affairs, they became notorious. But there was so much more to them than that. They were a tight-knit family of Hungarian immigrants who fought and escaped encroaching Nazi forces (all in their own unique way). They were successful businesswomen and talented performers who excelled together as well as apart. And, most importantly to us, they were sisters! Magda, Zsa Zsa, and Eva Gabor represent the best side of sisterhood: they were...2021-04-291h 08Sistory UntoldSamurai Sisters: Yamakawa Sutematsu and Tsuda Ume Part 2This is Part 2 of the “Samurai Sisters” episodes. Today, we will finish telling the story of Sutematsu and Ume, two girls and who studied abroad in America in the 19th century, then returned to Japan and transformed their education system. Sutematsu played a huge role in bringing philanthropy to Japan while also being a major supporter of all of Ume’s work. Ume traveled to America and England multiple times throughout her life to research women’s education and ended up founding one of the first women’s colleges in Japan, which still exists today. Ume and Sutematsu’s personal and professi...2021-04-151h 06Sistory UntoldSamurai Sisters: Yamakawa Sutematsu and Tsuda UmeIn December of 1871, five young girls from samurai families embarked on the adventure of a lifetime. They sailed from Yokohama, Japan to San Francisco, California then traveled the country on a brand new railroad, finally arriving in Washington DC. While the men they were with went on to complete the political component of their mission, the five girls remained to start on the cultural one: living among Americans for 10 years and receiving an education. Public education for girls did not exist in Japan at the time, and private education was limited and very gendered. These girls were expected to take...2021-04-0757 minSistory UntoldGalentine’s Day Minisode: Bachelor GirlsWith the advent of the “New Woman” in the late 19th century, England and America saw a resurgence of empowered women. They smoked, rode bikes, went to college, and said no to marriage proposals. And so, a new type of sisterhood emerged: bachelor girls. Bachelor girls were eligible, career-focused women in their 20s, 30s, and 40s who chose not to marry, and refused to be called spinsters or old maids. They might change their minds if the right man came around, but they would rather focus on their careers and their friendships with one another than wait around for their prin...2021-02-1644 minSistory UntoldMary, Mary, Quite Contrary: Mary Astell and Lady Mary Wortley MontaguMary Astell and Lady Mary Wortley Montagu had a lot more in common than having a record book full of firsts— the first English feminist, the founder of the first school with an all female board of governors, the first English female travel writer, the first woman published in the Spectator. They were also connected by a passion for politics, a commitment to justice, and a strong friendship. Throughout their more than fifteen-year friendship, the women certainly influenced each other, and even the ends of their lives mirrored each other. Find out all about them in this episode of Si...2021-02-031h 22Sistory UntoldSinners and Sisters: The Sisters of Mercy and Magdalene LaundriesThis week we are crossing the Irish sea to talk about the dark side of sisterhood through the magdalene laundries and the nuns who ran them. You will definitely be questioning who exactly are the sinners and who are the sisters. In classic Marva fashion this is not a light story to take in. Can sisterhood also be a source of evil? We hope to answer these questions in this weeks episode of Sistory Untold. For more information follow us on twitter and Instagram @sistoryuntold, email us at sistoryuntold@gmail.com or find our e...2021-01-271h 08Sistory UntoldA (sort of) Matriarchal Dynasty: Asma and Arwa al-SulayhiIt's rare to come across a dynasty that was ruled entirely by women, but we were lucky enough to find one for this episode! Asma Bint Shihab al-Sulayhi and Arwa al-Sulayhi ruled Yemen alongside and often in place of their husbands, the king. Asma was Arwa's cousin, mentor, teacher, mother-in-law and guardian. In other words, she was the best big sister a queen-to-be could ask for. We hope you enjoy our first episode of season two as we learn about the Fatimid caliphate of the medieval Middle East and North Africa, discuss the role of women in medieval Arab culture, an...2021-01-191h 04Sistory UntoldMadame C.J. Walker Recap: Interview with A’Lelia BundlesIn this bonus episode, we speak with A’Lelia Bundles, the great-great-granddaughter of Madame C.J. Walker and author of “On Her Own Ground,” the basis for Netflix’s limited series “Self-Made.” We talk with her about Madame C.J. Walker’s relationships with other women, and the line between fiction and reality. We hope you enjoy! To learn more about Madame C.J. Walker and about how A’Lelia is preserving her legacy, go to aleliabundles.com. For more information on Sistory Untold and this episode check out our Instagram and twitter @sistoryuntold or visit our website sistoryuntold.com!2020-12-1946 minSistory UntoldThe Rumour in St. Petersberg: The Romanov sistersThere's a lot to cover this week as we talk about the four Romanov daughters. You may think you know the story from (one of the best all time movies) Anastasia but here we are focusing on all of the sisters- their loves, their sometimes bad attitudes, and their lives which were tragically cut short. Come for the stories of Olga, Tatiana, Maria, and Anastasia and stay for the questionable Russian pronunciations. For more information on Sistory Untold and this episode check out our Instagram and twitter @sistoryuntold or visit our website sistoryuntold.com!2020-11-261h 11Sistory UntoldMean or Misunderstood? Sisterhood in King LearThis episode is a Sistory Untold first! We are talking about three fictional women: Goneril, Regan, and Cordelia in William Shakespeare's beloved tragedy, King Lear. The older sisters in this play are often portrayed as pure evil, but is that the case? We talk about that and so much more in this episode! We also talk about the legend that inspired Shakespeare's play, and compare the way these women were represented in each version of the story. And, because this is a history podcast after all, we bombard you with a bunch of random (but interesting!) facts about women in...2020-11-171h 11Sistory UntoldNot the Last Tasmanians: Truganini and Fanny Cochrane SmithIn this episode we are covering the tragic lives of the two women who are often considered the "last Tasmanians". They survived torture and genocide and also managed to live really interesting and remarkable lives. From out law gangs to music and theatre these two women have seen and done it all. We hope you will enjoy this episode as we take a peak in to an ancient indigenous culture that with out the strength of these women and several others would be lost to us today. For more information and our sources please check out our website sistoryuntold.comConnect w...2020-11-101h 04Sistory UntoldDaughters of Anarchy: Voltairine de Cleyre and Emma GoldmanIn this episode, we are talking about Voltairine de Cleyre and Emma Goldman, two American-based anarchafeminists who stood up to women’s rights and really stuck it to the man in the late 19th and early 20th century. Although they didn’t always see eye to eye, they often supported and praised each other and for a while wrote for the same publication. Chronic illness, imprisonment, poverty, and even assassination attempts couldn’t hold these women back. We hope you love this episode as much as we loved recording it!Trigger warning: this episode contains themes of sexual assault and suicid...2020-11-031h 32Sistory UntoldRoyal Witches with Gemma Hollman Part 2Here’s part two of our interview with Gemma Hollman, the author of Royal Witches. Today we are talking about Eleanor Cobham and Joan of Navarre. We hope you enjoy, and wish you a happy Halloween!2020-10-301h 02Sistory UntoldRoyal Witches with Gemma Hollman Part 1In part one of this two-part Halloween special, we speak with author Gemma Hollman about her book “Royal Witches.” We’ll revisit some familiar women— Jacquetta and Elizabeth Woodville— who you can learn more about in our Medieval Queens series that came out earlier this season! We’ll specifically talk about their accusations of witchcraft and how being a powerful woman can sometimes be a woman’s greatest weakness.2020-10-2742 minSistory UntoldGerman Valkyries Part 2: Melitta Von Stauffenberg and Hanna ReitschThis is the conclusion to last weeks episode about the German WWII pilots Melitta Von Stauffenberg and Hanna Reitsch. In this rollercoaster of emotions episode we find out how the war ends for Melitta and Hanna and discuss how the choices they made impacted their legacy. If you haven't already listened to part one we highly recommend you start there and then join us for the dramatic conclusion. To find out more about Sistory Untold and see our sorces head over to our website Sistoryuntold.comFind out more about each episode including pictures of the women we talk about connect w...2020-10-2052 minSistory UntoldGerman Valkyries Part 1: Melitta Von Stauffenberg and Hanna ReitschThis week we are talking about a different kind of sistory. In our most modern episode yet we talk about the female World War II German pilots Melitta Von Stauffenberg and Hanna Reitsch. Although these women could not be more different from each other their life paths would take them in similar directions and the would face the decision to do what they thought was right for Germany or to do what was right for humanity. Based off of the book The Women Who Flew for Hitler, we look in to the lives and life choices of these two remarkable...2020-10-131h 07Sistory UntoldSaints and Sisters: Santa Teresa and Sor JuanaOn this episode, we are breaking one of our own rules: we are talking about two sisters who never met. In fact, they lived in different centuries on different continents. And yet, they’re Sisters. That’s right— capital S Sisters. Santa Teresa de Ávila and Sor Juana Inés de la Cruz were both nuns in the same order for part of their lives. And that’s not where the resemblance stops. They both were important writers and avid readers, and they both sought somewhat unconventional lifestyles. Learn all about the reasons why we think they count as sistory in this ep...2020-10-061h 13Sistory UntoldMedieval Queens pt 4: Elizabeth Woodville and Margaret BeaufortYou may have seen their stories on the show "The White Queen" but you have to know their full stories to really understand them. This is the episode we've all (well Marva) has been waiting for. The conclusion to our Medieval Queens series, at leat for now. Margaret Beaufort and Elizabeth Woodville would spend the majority of the Wars of the Roses on opposing sides, but in the end they would unite to create Englands most famous dynasty- the Tudors. Learn all about their plots, conspiracies, and rise to power in this episode of Sistory Untold. Ps. the year I co...2020-09-291h 10Sistory UntoldStunning Sisters: Models of the Pre-Raphaelite SisterhoodThe Pre-Raphaelite Brotherhood was a secret society of painters in the mid 19th century that formed as a rebellion against the "dark and unimaginative" mainstream artists of the time. But we don't care about them. In this episode, we will talk about the women who truly made this artistic movement possible, The Pre-Raphaelite Sisterhood. These "stunners" (aka models) rose from low social classes into something like stardoms through their work with the Pre-Raphaelite painters. Some started their own businesses or launched painting careers of their own. They were friends, colleagues, and competitors to one another, and all were fascinating...2020-09-231h 15Sistory UntoldGoddess sisters: Pele, Kapo, Hi'iaka, and NamakaThis is a Sistory Untold first! We are talking about not two but four sisters! These sisters also just so happen to be goddesses and some of the coolest stories we have ever told. So tune in this ep to find out about these amazing legendary sisters. Buckle up because these sisters have even more tension in their relationships than Marva and Sabrina. Disclaimer: though I did try my absolute best with pronunciation, if something is wrong I do apologise. Find all of our sources, along with pictures on our blog on sistoryuntold.com. Connect with us on Twitter or I...2020-09-1549 minSistory UntoldJane and Cassandra Austen with Historian, Dr. Lizzie RogersThis is part two of our guest episode on Jane and Casandra Austen. We are hearing from historian and Jane Austen enthusiast Lizzie Rogers all about the Austen sisters. You will Find out about their very deep personal connection as well as a few things that might surprise you about the sisters we have come to think of representing the ideal of prim and proper. Pictures and further information can be found on our blog Sistoryuntold.com or our Instagram @sistoryuntold2020-09-081h 11Sistory UntoldJane Austen Part 1: The World and Writings of Jane Austen with Jackie HerringIn this episode, we speak with Jackie Herring, the director of the Jane Austen Festival in Bath. Every year, thousands of Jane Austen lovers from around the world come together to learn, dance, promenade, and build community. In addition to talking about the festival, Jackie tells us about Jane Austen’s life, from infancy until death, and all of the fascinating twist and turns her life took in between! P.S. We encountered some technical difficulties during this episode, so please forgive the moments where you can’t hear Jackie clearly. We trust you can use context clues to fill in t...2020-09-0159 minSistory UntoldMedieval Queens pt 3: Wolves and Witches- Margaret of Anjou and Jacquetta of LuxembourgMedieval women and war might seem like two opposites but in Margaret of Anjou you find a woman who is never going to back down from a fight. Jacquetta of Luxembourg may not be as blood thirsty but she was never one to sit on the sidelines. Find out about two women who quite literally made history in this weeks episode of Sistory Untold. Has history treated them fairly claiming they are she-wolves and witches? (If you haven't listened to parts one and two of the medieval queens series we highly recommend you start there.)2020-08-271h 09Sistory UntoldMysticism or Madness? Margery Kempe and Julian of NorwichPicture this: it’s the mid 1300s, the Black Death just killed 1/3 of country, every time you turn around there’s a new pope, and you’re bedridden. This is the position in which Margery and Julian found themselves immediately before their divine encounters. But, as fascinating as their encounters with Christ were, what is perhaps even more interesting is their encounter with one another. As mystics, both women faced doubt and judgement from the world around them, but found encouragement and solidarity in each other. P.S. Correction: Marie du France lived in England. Someone needs to rename her Marie...2020-08-181h 05
Good Girls Talk About SexDo you enjoy giving blow jobs?A variety of women answer whether or not they enjoy giving oral sex; host Leah goes more in-depth about her own personal experiences and preferences, and about how to engage in, negotiate, and enjoy the act. Then, the discussion turns to navigating a polyamorous relationship for someone new to the practice. Extra Bits: PSA—Beware of performative standards (what you see in porn), and always feel free to negotiate the specifics of a sex act according to what is both comfortable and pleasurable for you—like, if you have a sensitive gag reflex, or don’t want...2020-08-1333 minSistory UntoldLive Fast, Die Young: Maria Coventry and Kitty FisherBad girls do it well... In 18th century society both Maria Coventry and Kitty Fisher embodied these modern day lyrics. Their rivalry was the talk of the town and their legacies would go on to inspire books, paintings, poems, and now the TV show Harlots (on Hulu and BBC2). Listen to their full stories on this episode of Sistory Untold.2020-08-1153 minSistory UntoldWomen in Pre-Colonial Philippines: Caquenga and LuysaFrom their earliest creation stories to the 2017 WEF Global Gender Gap report, women in the Philippines consistently experience more equality with men than in many other nations. But what did that look like when Spanish colonizers arrived and observed that in the Philippines “the best man is a woman?” The answer to that question can be answered through the story of two women: Luysa Balinan and her rival Caquenga. Both women risked their lives for their religious beliefs and fought for a version of the Philippines that they thought was morally right, but they stood on different sides of the argu...2020-08-0459 minSistory UntoldMedieval Queens pt 2: The IsabellasQueen Isabella and Isabella de Beaumont’s lives were full of contradictions. They were women but had massive power, they were friends and mortal enemies, they were of Royal bloodlines but had few choices, their reputations were immortalized and yet their true stories were forgotten. Listen to there almost to crazy to be true life stories as we try to work out what is fact and what is fiction in this episode of Sistory Untold.2020-07-281h 16Sistory UntoldRide or die sisters: An Analysis of Thelma and Louise with Audrey ThorneIn this episode, Sabrina interviews Audrey Thorne, the host of the podcast “Lights, Camera, Analysis.” She explains why the type of sisterhood we see in her favorite film, Thelma and Louise, is so radically different from archetypal friendships. From defending each other to driving off a cliff together, these women truly redefine female friendships for Hollywood. Trigger warning for this episode: rape and sexual harassment.2020-07-2155 minSistory UntoldHamilton continued: The Founding MothersJoin us for our first bonus episode! We’ll discuss feminism in Hamilton, stories of the Schuyler sisters leaping from second story windows and rescuing babies, and lastly discuss some key female figures from the American Revolution era. We hope you enjoy!2020-07-1151 minSistory UntoldThe Founding Sisters: Eliza and Angelica SchuylerWe watched Hamilton on Disney + and we know you did too. But it left us wanting to know more about the real women portrayed in the musical. In this first episode of a two part series, we cover America’s founding sisters, Eliza and Angelica Schuyler. Listen in as we discuss all things 18th century and try and work out what exactly is science. Lets dive in to the true story of the sister act behind your new favourite musical.2020-07-071h 00Sistory UntoldCapital R Romantics: Mary Shelley and Claire ClairmontTune in to hear a story about volcanic eruptions, babies of questionable origins, drowned lovers, and, of course, sisterhood. You’ve probably heard of Mary Shelley, the author of Frankenstein, but did you know she had a step-sister and close companion, Claire Clairmont? Claire was also a writer and obsessed with all things Romantic, but her sister’s legacy far outshines her own. Join us to learn more about each of these women’s lives, careers, and relationships.2020-06-301h 15Sistory UntoldMedieval Queens pt.1: Empress Matilda and Queen EleanorEmpress Matilda (Maud) was the daughter, wife, and mother of Henry, or so it goes on her epitaph. To us at Sistory Untold however, Matilda was much more than a relation to the powerful men in her life. She was a woman who would do almost anything to protect what was hers by birth right. Eleanor of Aquitaine shared Matilda's spirit in protecting what was rightfully hers and made sure the world knew that she, and her family were a force to be reckoned with. Join us as we dive in to history and get to know Matilda, Eleanor, and...2020-06-231h 11Sistory UntoldWhat makes a sister a sister?In this first minisode, Marva and Sabrina define sisterhood and only occasionally go on tangents about whether or not Sabrina is a fair match for a tiger.2020-06-2327 minSistory UntoldGet Out of My Hair!—Madame C.J. Walker and Annie Turnbo MaloneMentorship, rivalry, or mere cheap imitation? Madame C.J. Walker and Annie Turnbo Malone had a complicated relationship. Join us as we take sides, invent words like “histronomics,” and blame both Netflix and our 2nd grade teachers for painting an incomplete picture of history. We hope you enjoy this episode fo Sistory Untold. This is Sistory. Warning: Spoilers for the show Self Made Correction: Sabrina meant to say “the deaths OF hundreds of black men in the East St. Louis Riots,”not “by black men.It’s our first episode! Please have mercy.2020-06-231h 05Sistory UntoldSistory Untold TrailerWelcome to our podcast, Sistory Untold, where we explore history through the eyes of sisterhood. Much like sisterhood, this podcast can be a bit messy, but is a labor of love. We hope you’ll join us on June 23 as we dive into Sistory.2020-06-1601 min