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May 2023

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65. Elizabeth Stride - The Ripper's Thir...

Katie Charlwood

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181. Katherine Johnson - NASA's Human Computer

Katherine Johnson was a woman whose calculations at NASA helped launch men into space (and bring them home again) shattering barriers for women and Black scientists. She was a mathematician, a human computer and an American hero. She's got the medals to prove it!Hosted by Katie C ... Show More

From the Vault - William Dorsey Swann- Queen of Drag

It's Black History Month, so let's pull a story from the vault, that of one William Dorsey Swann, who entered the world enslaved and would be the beacon of ballroom. Joy is an act of resistance, so listen up to the story of the first Queen of Drag!Hosted by Katie CharlwoodDonate ... Show More

180. Robert Smalls Vs the Confederacy

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