Grab your prams and practice your Les Mis because this week we're building a barricade--except instead of Marius we're talking about Mary Barbour and the Glasgow rent strikes of 1915…
Did the Picts have it all figured out? Where did Hadrian learn to build walls? When will Nat reference another Doctor Who episode? We're exploring all this and more…
Math, science, astronomy, music, poetry... this week, we decided to tackle every area of study. First, Cass serenades us with the International Sweethearts of Rhythm…
This week combines 3 things we love: spies, badass broads, and playwright Rachel Bublitz. The latter joins to tell the tale of Nancy Wake: badass lady spy…
Climb in the the Shared History sidecar as we go on a journey of the "discovery" and definition of what is now known as ADHD, then zip over to Flanders field…
Ever wonder why housework has fallen on the female of the species for so damn long? Well, Anna Beyerle, writer and host of the Made For Women podcast is joining…
Catcallers beware, we're bringing back the historic Anti-Flirt Clubs of the 1920s and the first rule about Anti-Flirt Club is it's okay to fart at Anti-Flirt Club…
War, what is it good for? Overlooking the contributions of women! Cass takes us to WWI for early plastic surgery and Nat takes us to WWII for soviet female fighter pilots…
We like sports and we don’t care who knows! Today we learn about the 1999 USWNT at the Women's World Cup, the incomparable Cheryl Miller, and have a surprise celebrity guest…
It's the pilot! Cass and Nat go colonial and then modern as they learn about two amazing women from American history: Sybil Luddington and Wilma Mankiller.
