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Women and Climate Justice: Women's Rights and Climate Change 26:39

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Women and Girls on the Climate Change Frontline: Navigating Climate Change, a podcast series that shines a light on the women and girls leading the fight against climate change in the least developed countries. In this episode, we explore the intersection of Women's Rights and Climate Change. Our guests discuss the importance of climate justice, hi…

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Women and Girls on the Climate Change Frontline: Need for Gender-Inclusive Solutions 23:02

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Women and Girls on the Climate Change Frontline: Navigating Climate Change in the LDCs, a podcast series that shines a light on the women and girls leading the fight against climate change in the least developed countries. This episode is an introduction to the topic of women and climate change. It covers the reasons why women are disproportionatel…

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Women and Girls on the Climate Change Frontline: Women as Environmental Leaders 11:49

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Women and Girls on the Climate Change Frontline: Navigating Climate Change in the LDCs, a podcast series that shines a light on the women and girls leading the fight against climate change in the least developed countries. This episode explores the role of women in environmental leadership. It showcases the work of women who have made a significant…

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Women and Girls on the Climate Change Frontline: Cultivating Climate Solutions Mindset 17:35

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Women and Girls on the Climate Change Frontline: Navigating Climate Change, a podcast series that shines a light on the women and girls leading the fight against climate change in the least developed countries. In the previous episodes, we journeyed to The Gambia, meeting women with grand solutions for climate crisis adaptation, and emphasized the …

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Women and Climate Policy: Advocating for Gender-Sensitive Solutions 21:55

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Women and Girls on the Climate Change Frontline: Navigating Climate Change, a podcast series that shines a light on the women and girls leading the fight against climate change in the least developed countries. In this episode, we look at women and climate policy: advocating for Gender-Sensitive Solutions and Inclusive Decision-Making. This episode…

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Rewriting the Script: Women's Role in STEM Media 25:26

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In the final series episode, we dive deep into the crucial conversation about women's role in STEM media. Join us as we examine the existing narratives, the challenges, and the exciting opportunities for women to reshape the way STEM is portrayed in the media. Our guest, Madeline Di Nonno, President & CEO at Geena Davis Institute on Gender in Media…

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Women in the STEM Workforce: Stories and Learnings from Corporate Leaders 41:29

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We explore the realities and opportunities for women in the STEM workforce. We will hear from leaders sharing insights, experiences, and strategies for creating an inclusive work environment. We discuss the challenges faced by women in STEM careers, balancing careers and family, steps to overcome workplace biases, and the importance of championing …

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Emboldening Potential: Thriving in the STEM College Experience 32:17

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This episode focuses on the specific challenges faced by women in STEM during their college years. We discuss issues such as imposter syndrome, gender biases, and limited mentorship opportunities. Our guest, an academic expert, shares insights and guidance on how women can navigate these challenges and maximize their college experience in STEM. We …

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Empowering Girls in STEM: K-12 Education and Out-of-School Experiences Unite 40:42

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Join us as we explore the transformative impact of K-12 education and out-of-school time in empowering girls in STEM. Discover the challenges girls face during their education and the unique opportunities provided by after-school programs. Gain practical strategies to create supportive learning environments and nurture girls' STEM interests beyond …

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The Power of Caregivers: Nurturing Girls' STEM Journey at Home 38:04

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Join us as we delve into the crucial role of caregivers in fostering girls' interest, confidence, and success in STEM. In this episode, we explore the invaluable contributions of caregivers in creating a vibrant learning ecosystem for girls. Discover how caregivers can inspire and support girls in their STEM journey at home, providing the necessary…

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Inspiring Curiosity from Early Childhood to Break Gender Stereotypes 22:45

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In this episode, we explore the crucial role of early childhood experiences in shaping girls' interest and engagement in STEM. Our guest, Dr. Amanda Sullivan, an expert in early childhood development, shares insights on fostering curiosity, challenging gender stereotypes, and providing equal opportunities from a young age. She is the author of Brea…

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Come Check Out Empowering Change: Women and Girls in STEM Podcast 2:16

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The National Girls Collaborative Project is launching a six-part podcast series on empowering change and encouraging women and girls towards careers in STEM. Follow NGCP on social: NGCP Twitter: https://twitter.com/ngcproject NGCP Facebook: https://www.facebook.com/ngcproject NGCP Instagram: https://www.instagram.com/ngcproject NGCP LinkedIn: https…

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Introducing our New Series: Women and Girls on the Climate Change Frontline 1:20

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Women and Girls on the Climate Change Frontline: Navigating Climate Change in the LDCs, a podcast series that shines a light on the women and girls leading the fight against climate change in the least developed countries. Each episode will feature interviews with women at the forefront of the climate change movement in the LDCs. Guests will come f…

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Mary Mallon: There's Something About Typhoid Mary 1:28:46

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Mary Mallon emigrated to America as teenager in 1883. She became famous for being the first person in the Untied States to be identified as an asymptomatic carrier of Typhoid Fever. Mary is believed to have infected 53 people over a period of time, although it's assumed the number is much higher, and out of those who caught it from Mary, 3 people d…

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Nancy Astor: Lady of the House 1:42:39

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Although Constance Markiewicz had been elected to parliament before her but refused to take her seat, Nancy Astor was the American whirlwind who became the first female British MP in 1919. She did a heap of good, but life is complicated and HER life was not without a large dose of scandal and controversy. Opening music by Stefan Kartenburg, featuri…

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Princess Caraboo - Beautiful Fraud 1:18:18

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In early 1817, a mystery woman showed up in the town of Almondsbury in Gloucester, England. She seemed disoriented, and when she spoke her words were incomprehensible to English ears. The only thing anyone could discern was that she called herself “Caraboo.” The young lady was taken in by a Mr. and Mrs Worrall, and several days after her arrival, a…

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Katherine Howard: Just a Girl 1:53:15

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Donna McGlynn

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Jessica Mitford: The Red Debutante 1:42:32

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Jessica Mitford was the communist ‘red sheep’ of the aristocratic, fascist sympathising Mitford clan. Known as ‘Decca’, she was the sister of novelist Nancy, Diana (who was the wife of fascist Oswald Mosley) and Unity, who was the subject of our last episode and who was obsessed with Hitler. Her own family, no strangers to bad behaviour and controv…

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Unity Mitford: Ride of The Valkyrie 1:28:30

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Although the rest of her family were fascist sympathisers of one sort or another, which was common among upper classes in inter-war Britain, Unity Mitford became an extreme right winger, a fanatical fascist who described herself as a "jew hater" and talked at length about how much she loved Hitler. Her life goal was to meet him, and she moved to Mu…

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Episode 5: Mary Garden - Scotland's Diva 1:04:52

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Described by some as "the Sarah Bernhardt of opera", Mary Garden was an actress, a talented singer, and quite the character. She was famous for her formidable vocal range and she first rose to success in Paris during the first decade of the 20th century. A few years later, she would be a household name in America as an operatic superstar, and starr…

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Undiscovered Story Podcast: With Social Impact Award Winner Daizy Ozim 10:01

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Daisy Ozim´s work is centered in developing systems and practices rooted in sustainability and equity. "Ive had the honor of working on health programs and policy from the international to local level, have developed a successful social enterprise, working to promote equity in the Blockchain ecosystem and supporting the correct application of ventu…

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Undiscovered Story Podcast: Pre-launch interview with Shantel Brooks 9:13

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Shantel Brooks is an full time Registered nurse, serial entrepreneur and our Undiscovered Story Marketing Manager and advisor. She hails from the East coast in the USA and her story will certainly inspire you. The Undiscovered Story Podcast: Celebrating Girls and Women´s Achievements from every continent is a sister project to the the Undiscovered …

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Anne of Cleves: Henry's Luckiest Wife 1:32:48

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We go back once again to Tudor times to look at the life of Henry VIII's fourth wife, Anne of Cleves. She has gone down in history (unfairly) as the ugly fat dim one, the one Henry was so repelled by, he couldn't consummate the marriage. Anne was Henry’s wife for just six months, making her the shortest reigning of all his queens and has subsequent…

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Tsarina Alexandra - Last Empress of Russia 1:50:51

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Alexandra Feodorovna, formerly Princess Alix Victoria Helena Louise Beatrice Von Hesse and By Rhine, was grand daughter to Queen Victoria, daughter of Princess Alice of Great Britain, and the last Tsarina of Russia. As a young woman, Alex fell in love with Nicholas, the heir to the Russian throne. The feelings were mutual, and they were married, bu…

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What is WIRD? - Wild Idea Research and Development - Blockchain and Cryptocurrency for Social Good Intro 4:48

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In this first podcast co-founder Gregory Kennedy introduces Wild Idea Research and Developments (WIRD) upcoming product releases starting in April 2019. The first product is the Undiscovered Story "Learn and Earn" Trivia Game that highlights the contributions of girls and women throughout history. Wird Website Undiscovered Story "Learn and Earn" Tr…

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Merle Oberon - Dark Angel 1:22:17

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One of the most beautiful and enigmatic actresses of Hollywood's first century, the words ‘dark angel’ summed up Merle’s hauntingly beautiful, exotic looks perfectly. She was, in fact, Anglo-Indian, something which back in those days would have put paid to any film career if it had been common knowledge. For most of her life, Merle claimed she was …

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Bess of Hardwick - The Other Elizabeth 1:20:34

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Rising from humble origins during a brutal and turbulent period of British history, Bess became the second most powerful woman in England after the Queen. She used her skills to navigate the risky world of the Tudor court and outlived monarchs and husbands along the way, as well as bearing 8 children and building an empire. Few royal courtiers woul…

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Episode 21: Christine Granville - Churchill's Favourite Spy 1:17:38

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Said to be Winston Churchill's favourite spy, Christine was an adrenaline junkie and a countess by birth whose jaw dropping bravery during the Second World War saved many many lives. Over the course of her wartime career, a knack for repeatedly escaping the deadliest of situations had given her almost mythical status. Christine died early at the ag…

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Episode 20: Constance Markiewicz - The Rebel Countess 1:28:24

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When American-born English socialite Nancy Astor entered the House of Commons on 1 December 1919, she became the first female MP in British history to take a seat in parliament. But although Nancy was the first woman to take her seat, she wasn't the first to be elected. That was achieved the year before by one Constance Markievicz. Born into County…

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Episode 19: Jane Seymour - Entirely Beloved 1:11:18

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Jane has always been portrayed as a meek and watery woman, the exact opposite of her predecessor Anne Boleyn, and whose only effect on the turbulent world in which she lived was to provide Henry VIII with the son he desired, then quietly fade away into the shadows. Saying that, we'll never know for sure whether Jane sought the king’s favour or was …

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Episode 18: The Ripper Victims: Out of the Depths I Cry to You 1:10:27

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Although these five women - Mary Ann, Annie, Elizabeth, Catherine and Mary Jane - probably never met each other, they had some things in common, including grinding poverty, casual prostitution, the year of their murders, and the likely-hood that they were killed by the same person. The first "celebrity" serial killer, the Jack the Ripper became so …

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Episode 17: Evelyn Dove 1:08:50

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Evelyn Dove was Britain's first black show business star. She was a true pioneer - she was the first black woman to sing on BBC radio, and the first black singer to move from Britain to make a splash in America. After the second world war, she had her own music series on British television, and was one of the most well loved personalities in what w…

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Episode 16: Barbara Villiers, Curse of the Nation. 1:01:42

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Barbara Villiers, Lady Castlemaine, Duchess of Cleveland, was the most notorious mistress of The Merry Monarch, King Charles 2nd of England, who fathered 5 of her children. Her influence on the king was so great, and she was such a force to be reckoned with, that she has been referred to as "The Uncrowned Queen". Her greed, bad temper, adultery wit…

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Episode 15: Flora MacDonald - Jacobite Rebel 1:35:10

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In 1746 a young woman, Flora MacDonald, sailed over the sea to Skye with her Irish "maid", Betty Burke. The "maid" was actually Prince Charles Edward Stuart, a fugitive from the forces of King George II who were hunting him following his escape after the disastrous Battle of Culloden. The grandson of James II of England, Prince Charles Edward Stuar…

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Episode 14, Grace O'Mally - The Pirate Queen 1:31:28

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Grace O'Mally, The Pirate Queen, was a flamboyant outlaw and the scourge of the Western Approaches. An unsung Celtic heroine, Grace's story is outrageous, involving kidnap, murder, piracy and intrigue. She lived in a time of great change - in 16th century Ireland, the old Gaelic way of life was being encroached upon by the English, and shifting loy…

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Episode 13: Anne Boleyn - The Courtier's Daughter 1:29:06

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Described by her enemies as a "goggle eyed whore",Anne Boleyn was the first English queen to be publicly executed. Five hundred years after her death, her tragic tale is still the subject of historians and the inspiration for films. Out of all of Henry VIII's wives, Anne is the without doubt the most famous, and most enigmatic. Join Donna and Tom a…

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Episode 12: Enid Blyton - Her Own Greatest Creation 1:07:28

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Enid Blyton's books were the height of escapism for children. She told stories of youngsters who were free to roam around unsupervised; children whose parents were conveniently absent, allowing them to explore the dens of smugglers, kidnappers and no-good Johnny-foreigners – who the plucky children would always outsmart and deliver into the hands o…

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Episode 11: Lydia Thompson - Godmother of Burlesque. 1:04:43

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Lydia Thompson is one of the legends of the music hall and considered by many to be THE original Queen of Burlesque. Lydia and her chorus line, The British Blondes, electrified the stages of British Victorian Muisc Halls and introduced Burlesque to American audiences with their bawdy and sensational extravaganzas and they went on to become househol…

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Episode 10: Fanny Cradock - Nightmare in the Kitchen 1:07:25

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Fanny Cradock was one of the first tv chefs, terrifying viewers and employees alike from the fifties until the 1990s. Her on and off-screen shenanigans were the stuff of nightmares and she is still (in)famous over twenty years after her death. Join Donna and Tom as they talk about her life. Music by Stefan Kartenburg, featuring Dimitri Artmenko on …

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Episode 9: Christina Rossetti - From Storm to Calm 1:18:23

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Donna and Tom discuss the Victiorian poet, Christina Rossetti. A member of the remarkable Rossetti family (her brother was the painter Dante Gabriel Rossetti, the founder of the Pre-Raphaelite Brotherhood) her most famous poem is probably "Goblin Market", which is still in print today. She spent much of her life unhappy, in emotional turmoil, wrest…

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Episode 8: Catherine of Aragon - The True Wife 1:31:28

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Welcome to Episode 8! Here we will talk about Catalina, or Catherine of Aragon, daughter of Isabella and Ferdinand, the King and Queen of Spain. Betrothed to Arthur, Prince of Wales, from the age of 4, Catherine's fate would involve widowhood after only a few months of marriage and eventual marriage to Arthur's younger brother Henry, the future Kin…

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Episode 7: Elizabeth Ponsonby and The Bright Young People. 1:10:05

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Welcome to episode 7 of the show. Here, we talk about Elizabeth Ponsonby, one of the main characters of the so called Bright Young People of the Roaring 1920s. As the Jazz Age exploded, a set of young socialites issued in a short-lived era of 24 hour partying, drinking, drug-taking and gilded fun. This group of aristocrats, adventurers and bohemian…

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Episode 6: Mary Somerville - Queen of Science 1:07:06

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Donna and Tom delve into the life of Mary Somerville, described in the 19th century as "The Queen of Science". Among other things they discuss nocturnal, covert algebra, the little Fife town of Burntisland, Beyoncé, and the normality of first cousins marrying each other. It's all good. Music by Stefan Kartenburg, featuring Dimitri Artmenko on strin…

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Episode 5: Muriel Spark - A Blazing Talent. 1:19:06

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This year is the centenary of Muriel Spark's birth. Join Donna and Tom as they talk about the life of one of the 20th century's greatest writers and the creator of one of literature's most iconic characters - Miss Jean Brodie. Excerpt is from "Appointment in Arezzo: A Friendship with Muriel Spark" by Alan Taylor. Music by Stefan Kartenburg, featuri…

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Episode 4. Mary Queen of Scots. Part 2 - The Return to Scotland 1:07:00

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Donna and Tom discuss what happens to Mary Queen of Scots on her return to her homeland. Spoiler: It doesn't end well. Music by Stefan Kartenburg.Donna McGlynn

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Episode 3: Mary Queen of Scots. Part 1 - The French Princess 48:18

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Join us in the first of a two-parter as we look at Scotland in the reign of James V, the circumstances that saw his daughter Mary Stuart taken to France, and her golden childhood at the French court of Henri II. Music by Steve Kartenburg Poem by Rabbie BurnsDonna McGlynn

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Episode 2: Nell Gwynn: Working Class Hero 1:34:51

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Join us as we delve into the life of Nell Gwynn, mistress of King Charles the II and superstar of the London working class. Music by Stefan Kartenburg.Donna McGlynn

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Gallus Girls and Wayward Women (A Herstory of the British Isles)Episode 1 1:22:05

7y ago1:22:05

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Join Donna and Tom for a look back in time at the lives of famous (and not so famous)women of the British Isles.Opening and closing music by Stefan Kartenberg.Donna McGlynn

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