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A podcast dedicated to showcasing all manner of talented women throughout history. In each episode, hosts Ciarra and Jillian will use their professional expertise and impeccable comedic timing to take listeners on a contemporary, humorous retelling of one amazing woman’s story. "Women Did That" is sure to entertain and inspire people from all walks of life, all while cracking a few jokes along the way.
Women Did That hosts Women Did That, a history show with 27 episodes published.
Send a text This week's episodes all about the amazing Katie Sandwina. A circus performer, strongwoman, and acrobat who many consider to be the strongest woman in the world. Be sure to check us out on Instagram! @WomenDi
Send a text In this episode, we dive into the story of Eve Curie, Marie Curie's second daughter. Although Eve did not follow the science science path as the rest of her family, her story is one of incredible sacrifice an
Send a text Get ready for a science class! This week we talk all things Irene Joliot-Curie. Irene was the daughter of famed scientist, Marie Curie, and a scientific force in her own right. From serving in two World Wars,
Send a text This week, we dive into the story of iconic cartoonist and feminist champion, Alison Bechdel. Alison not only created the "Bechdel Test" that is used to mneasure the representation of women in media, but she
Send a text This week we dive in to the story of prolific murder-mystery author, Agatha Christie. With over 60 literary works, including some of the most famous murder-mystery pieces, Agatha cemented her legacy as one of
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Send a text How much do you think about quarters? In this episode, we talk about Laura Gardin Fraser, the first woman to design an American coin and the scandal behind American quarters. Be sure to check us out on Twitte
Send a text This episode is all about the incredible Mamie Phipps Clark. As one of two African-Americans to receive her PhD in psychology from Columbia University, Mamie's work in the field of education became invaluable
Send a text In this episode, we finish out Mary's story, and talk about her experiences in surviving the Tulsa Race Massacre. Mary's story of survival lead to one of the only accounts of the atrocities, and is one of the
Send a text In 1921, the Greenwood district of Tulsa, Oklahoma, often hailed as Black Wall Street, was razed to the ground by a white mob. But who recorded this horrific event? Mary Elizabeth Jones Parrish, herself a sur
Send a text In our final episode on Anne Boleyn, we detail the final, dramatic, and tragic years of Anne's life, including her horrific death. Be sure to check us out on Twitter and Instagram! @WomenDidThat Please leave
Send a text In this episode, Anne Boleyn finally ascends to the throne after years of work, but she's not finished! Anne was a religious reformer, Queen of Charity, and a dedicated mother to the one and only Queen Elizab
Send a text This week, we return to our series on Anne Boleyn as her story starts to heat up. As Anne moves closer and closer towards becoming Henry’s queen, a multitude of difficult problems begin to arise, including pr
Send a text In perhaps our most important episode to date, we take a brief break from our series on Anne Boleyn to break down the incredible life of abolitionist, Sojourner Truth. After escaping slavery in 1826, Sojourne
Send a text Part 2 of 5! In part 2 of our series on Anne Boleyn, we detail the messy history of Anne’s family, and her continued ascent to the English crown. In this episode, we also provide a brief history of King Henry
Send a text Anne Boleyn: the second, and arguably most influential, wife of Henry VIII. In the first part of a multi-episode story, we break down the early years of this prolific queen, and the start of her accession to
Send a text Catherine of Aragon... The amazing, beloved queen of England was the first wife of Henry VIII, and recently brought into public discussion through the Broadway musical, “Six”. Know for her piety and her stron
Send a text This is part 2 of the incredible life of Artemisia. Following the horrific outcomes from her court case detailed in part 1, Artemisia overcame and absolutely thrived. She became one of the most well-known and
Send a text This episode gets real deep. Artemisia is considered to be one of the most prolific painters of the 17th century. In an age when women had virtually zero opportunities within the visual arts, Artemisia was on
Send a text Abigail Adams. The force behind the second President of the United States, John Adams. Though history often remembers John more, it was the actions and intelligence of Abigail that made John the President he
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