g off our Sex, Drugs, and Rock and Roll month with the icon that is Britney Jean Spears. From her childhood in Louisianna and her meteoric rise to fame, to the intense media scrutiny and paparazzi frenzy that surrounded Britney and the horrific conservatorship that controlled her life for over a decade and lead to the #FreeBritney movement. Detours include Friends, Sonic and The Real Housewives.

Created and produced by Claire Donald and Tess Bellomo

Resources regarding information on conservatorships, alternatives to conservatorships, and knowing your rights:

⁠https://www.disabilityrightsca.org/resources/conservatorship⁠

⁠https://supportwithoutcourts.org/sdm-resources/⁠

⁠https://www.aclu.org/issues/disability-rights/integration-and-autonomy-people-disabilities/supported-decision-making⁠

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1d:T426,You Rammies asked, and we delivered: the White House wild child herself — Alice Roosevelt. Known for smoking in public, wearing pants, and speeding through D.C. in cars full of boys, Alice lived fast, loud, and unapologetically. Born into great wealth and even greater tragedy, her life was never conventional. At just 17, she swept into the White House and captured the nation’s imagination, becoming America’s first It Girl, and arguably the first influencer. A sharp political mind, a world-class gossip, and a woman who bent every rule to her will, Alice’s spirit is as enviable now as it was over a century ago