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Remembering Gloria Steinem: 92 Years of Activism, Storytelling, and Travels

In light of Gloria Steinem's passing this week, we are re-releasing our episode with her from earlier this year with a new intro reflecting on Gloria's life and legacy. This episode was recorded in February 2026, and originally released on Gloria's 92nd birthday. It honors her im ... Show more

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Minda Harts: The Window She Jumped Out Of

Minda Harts grew up working the counter at a Dairy Queen to help cover her family's utility bills, and she climbed her way to the corporate career she'd always dreamed of. But being one of the only Black women in the room wore her down in small ways that piled up over ten years, ... Show more

. 30min 36sec

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