Untold Highstory Untold Highstory

It's our season finale folks and did we save the best for last! In this weeks episode we cover a savvy woman who blackmailed a US President and came out on top along with an English Diarist who did a lot more than just journaling. Tune in, toke up and maybe take some notes on how these ladies lived their best lives.
 
Carrie Fulton Phillips & Anne Lister AKA "Gentleman Jack"

You all are in for a treat this week! We cover 2 amazing ladies from the past that made themselves known throughout the British Countryside. You'll first hear about a Queen that stopped at nothing to fight for her freedom and then you'll learn about a young woman who purposely went against the status quo because, well, why not! 
Queen Boudica & Mary Frith 

Get ready for this one fam! In this week's episode we cover two very different--yet equally interesting--topics. You'll hear some wild facts about the history of breast implants and the first woman to undergo the surgery and also learn about a woman who not only fought for women's rights in Egypt, but she was the leading force in their fight for freedom. 
 
Timmie Jean Lindsey & Huda Sha'arawi

We decided to switch it up a little and talk about some amazing ladies over brunch! In this weeks episode we cover a gun slinging, stagecoach robbing, woman from the southwest and an amazing self taught artist who turned her love of plants into a lifelong career. 
 
Pearl Hart and Regina Olson Hughes

In this weeks episode we chat about two ladies that should have made history yet most people know very little about them. That's where we come in! We'll tell you everything you need to know about the mother of the American Flag along with a woman who made leaps and bounds for women working on the railway. 
Betsy Ross and Leah "Rosie" Rosenfeld

We are back yet again with some amazing new--well new to us--ladies! In this week's episode we are covering 2 bada** blues musicians from the 1920s who pushed boundaries in the music industry. These ladies sang about some pretty controversial topics for their time and helped pave a way for other female musicians to do the same.
 
Lucille Bogan and Ma Rainey