We’re revisiting seven colorful women and two of them are the most requested women…that we’ve already covered. We get asked a lot, “Can you cover Hedy Lamarr or Judy Garland?” Our answer? “We did back in 2015 and 2013 respectively.” We’ll also tell you the stories of five other women who are connected to each other in different ways: Josephine Cochrane, Melitta Bentz, Mary Phelps Jacob, Billie Burke, and Margaret Hamilton. Now that’s a dinner party guest list!
Archive for July 2019
Episode 131: Seven Women Revisited
Posted 22 July 2019 by The History ChicksTagged As: Billie Burke, Hedy Lamarr, Josephine Cochrane, Judy Garland, Margaret Hamilton, Mary Phelps Jacobs, Melitt Bentz | Categories: Episode, Podcasts | Leave a Comment
Episode 130: Revisiting Joan of Arc
Posted 9 July 2019 by The History ChicksTagged As: Catholic Saints, French History, Women's History | Categories: Episode, Podcasts | Leave a Comment
By Albert Lynch, 1903 for Figaro magazine.
We thought that it was high time to take a trip back and revisit the life of brave teenager turned saint, Joan of Arc! We’ve both been thinking about her recently (which may be a bonus hint to our next episode)(it’s totally a bonus hint for our next episode) and realized how strong, brave and resilient she was in her very short life.
Here is a link to the original shownotes from this episode: JOAN OF ARC
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Episode 129: Elizebeth Smith Friedman
Posted 1 July 2019 by The History ChicksTagged As: Cryptanlayst, Female codebreakers | Categories: Episode, Podcasts | Leave a Comment
Elizebeth Smith Friedman was America’s first female cryptanalyst but her contributions to both the US government during Prohibition and to the world during WWI and WWII as well as her pioneering techniques in counterintelligence and profiling were often hidden from history. We want to help change that.
