50 episodes
The #HerStory Podcast Chick History
-
- Society & Culture
-
-
4.2 • 37 Ratings
-
The #HerStory Podcast tells the stories of 50 historical women, not through names and dates of textbooks, but through the voices of contemporary women. Hear elected officials, academics, mothers, filmmakers, authors, activists, CEO’s, and more offer snapshots of these women’s lives, from the headliners to the lesser-known gems. A project by Chick History.
-
#HerStory 50: Maria Montesorri by Stacey Klingler
Educator Stacy Klingler shares the story of Italian physician Maria Montesorri and her ground-breaking work with child education.
-
#HerStory 49: Bea Arthur by Kelsey Brannan
Video Producer Kelsey Brannon shares the story of actress and comedian Bea Arthur.
-
#HerStory 48: Zora Neale Hurston by Tonya Matthews
One of the preeminent writers of 19th century African-American life, the story of Zora Neale Hurston is shared by academic and poet Tonya Matthews.
-
#HerStory 47: Queen Elizabeth I by Katherine Kane
Katherine Kane, Director of the Harriet Beecher Stowe Center, tells the story of one of history's most beloved figures, Queen Elizabeth I.
-
#HerStory 46: Zitkala-Sa by Shelby Knox
Activist and young women’s leader Shelby Knox shares the story of Zitkala-Sa, Sioux writer, musician, composer, and political activist.
-
#HerStory 45: Alice Paul by Maggie Marconi
Maggie Marconi, historian and museum professional, shares the story of one of the most infamous leaders of the American Women’s Suffrage Movement, Alice Paul.
Customer Reviews
FABULOUS IDEA
Get women who have made their own mark to talk about the women who made an impression on them:love it and applaud Rebecca for continuing with this project. I've learned a bit about a lot of women I knew very little about. Downstarred (is that a word?) it because I sometimes have a hard time adjusting to the guests audio.
So-so
The storytelling is very factual like a history lecture and I’m sorry but the theme song is suuuuper cheesy. I appreciated the information, though.
Poor quality
The audio quality of the show is so poor that the content is unlistenable. Content sounds great, wish I could hear the presenter.
Top Podcasts In Society & Culture
You Might Also Like