Aretha Franklin

Sor Juana Inés de la Cruz was a 17th-century Mexican nun, poet, playwright, composer, and all-around intellectual menace to the patriarchy. In this episode of Queens Podcast, we trace Sor Juana’s rise from hacienda library goblin to celebrated court intellectual and how she used ...  Show more

Today we’re diving into the wildly dramatic life of Mary Shelley, the mother of science fiction and the ultimate OG Goth Girl. From radical feminist and revolutionary parents, to graveyard hookups, to the stormy summer that gave us Frankenstein, Mary’s life was just as haunting a ...  Show more

Happy Friday!  Welcome to the ride.  Today's show is dedicated to those that strive for greatness.  We are are the 1 year anniversary of Aretha Franklin's death.  Women have the uncanny ability to take what men do and make it into something.  Ever go to somebody's house and they ...  Show more

Today on the show we are not even going to pretend we were fully live on the airwaves, but we do have some new interviews for our listeners to gain some knowledge from. First up we have singer/ song writer Alicia Keys stop by where she spoke about her new double album, past busin ...  Show more

A PINCH US MOMENT for Right Answers Mostly, we got the honor to talk to the iconic Sarah McLachlan, who has been a constant and powerful pioneer for female singer/songwriters and continues to champion for musicians today. We got to ask Sarah all about the experience and legacy of ...  Show more

More than 35 years after its release, Tracy Chapman’s eponymous debut album – and the single Fast Car – hit #1 on the charts last week, fueled by her performance with country star Luke Combs at the Grammy Awards. Kara speaks with Lydia Polgreen of the New York Times’ Matter of Op ...  Show more