Today's Marcia Mini is about two sisters who faced gender equality obstacles during 19th century head on. They achieved a series of near-impossible feats to become America's first and third certified women medical doctors. This episode reveals how the Blackwell sisters broke into medicine and changed it forever.

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Resources:

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The Blackwell sisters and The harrowing history of modern medicine. The New Yorker.

The Way Americans Remember the Blackwell Sisters Shortchanges Their Legacy. Smithsonian Magazine.

Who were the Blackwell Sisters. Musem of Science.

Emily Blackwell. Elizabeth Blackwell. Wikipedia.

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In this Marcia Mini we talk about the fascinating lives of the Hilton sisters. Daisy and Violet Hilton were the first conjoined twins born in 1908 in the UK. They were rejected at birth and exploited by their adoptive family, it took a lawsuit to grant them their freedom. Did they ever get separated? What were their lives like? Find out by listening now!

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Resources:

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U.S. National Libary of Medicine

Tragic life of famed conjoined twins ended 52 years ago in NC. Charlotte Observer

Daisy and violet Hilton. Wikipedia

Today's episode is about a women who holds the longest outstanding arrest warrant for murder in Kansas City, Missouri - her name is Sharon Kinne. Buckle up for a wild story - this episode will have your jaw on the floor.

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Resources:

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Sharon Kinne: Murderpedia, the Encyclopedia of Murderers.

A Crime To Remember: Luck Be A Lady Season 4 Episode 2

Today's Marcia Mini episode highlights the stories of women who fought and defended their country in the U.S. Civil War. Women were not allowed to be soldiers during that time but they found ways to conceal their identities. Learn how women persevered & fought to be recognized as active duty members of the military. Will these women successfully hide their identities and avoid being caught?

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Today's story highlights the history of Women's Rights - here are some current resources:

https://www.aclu.org/issues/womens-rights

https://www.hrw.org/topic/womens-rights

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Resources:

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The daring exploits of Elizabeth, Grace, and Rachel Martin. American Battlefield Trust. (2022, January 19)

Female soldiers in the Civil War. American Battlefield Trust. (2021, April 13).

Women in the Civil War. History.com (2010, February 5)

National Archives and Records Administration. Women soldiers of the Civil War, part 2. National Archives and Records Administration.

Wiggleton, E. (2022, April 4). The history of women in the U.S. military. Global Connections for Women.

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In today's episode we travel back 200 hundred plus years to tell you the spooky legend of the Bell Witch. Do you have what it takes to listen? The Bell Witch haunted a family in Tennessee during the 19th century - find out if all the family members make it out alive.

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Resources:

Bell Witch. Wikipedia.

Monahan, B. (2000). The Bell Witch: An American Haunting. St. Martin's Griffin.

Bell, M. (2015, October 25). Cursed: The Bell Witch. S1E1, A&E.

Cox, D. (2011). The bell witch haunting - Adams, Tennessee.

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Today's episode is a Marcia Mini.

Raise a glass and cheers to today's episode on Prohibition, but you MUST BE 21. Today's episode follows Pauline Sabin on her remarkable journey from Prohibition supporter to being a major force in the fight that repealed Prohibition. Hear snippets about American's life during the 1920s Prohibition era & how Pauline founded the Women’s Organization for National Prohibition Reform, aka WONPR.

womenendingprohibition.org - website mentioned in episode.

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Three 6 Mafia, 2000. Sippin on Some Syrup. [Online] Loud.

Alan Jackson & Jimmy Buffett, 2003. It's Five O'Clock Somewhere. [Online] Arista Nashville.

Sources:

Culture war. Wikipedia.

Women in the United States Prohibition Movement. Wikipedia.

Pauline Sabin. Wikipedia.

Women's Organization for National Prohibition Reform. WONPR.

Prohibition. PBS.

Why did prohibition start?, IAC Publishing. Reference.

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We will be back on Thursday - July 7th with a brand new episode.

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Welcome to part 2 of the Sarah Lawrence Cult - Larry Ray Episode. If you have not listened to part 1... what are you waiting for? GO LISTEN NOW!

**We talk about some current events in the beginning of this episode. If you want to fast forward you can skip to 3:09.**

In part 2 you'll hear how we conclude the story of Larry Ray and a few college students from Sarah Lawrence College.

Will Larry Ray be brought to justice and where are the students now?

Our stories are typically based upon research, various reported events, and government documentation.

Links mentioned to donate to recent shootings:

Uvalde Texas Elementary School

Saint Francis Hospital in Tulsa, Oklahoma

Tops Friendly Market Buffalo, New York

Geneva Presbyterian Church in Laguna Woods, California

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Show Notes:

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Marcus, Ezra, and James D Walsh. “The Stolen Kids of Sarah Lawrence.” The Cut, 6 Apr. 2022

Moynihan, Colin. Sarah Lawrence Cult Leader Convicted of Trafficking and Extortion. The New York Times, 6 Apr. 2022.

“Southern District of New York.” The United States Department of Justice, 15 July 2019

Helmore, Edward. “Disturbing Claims of Torture and Sexual Abuse at Trial of New York 'Cult' Leader.” The Guardian, Guardian News and Media, 3 Apr. 2022

Sabatina, Ally. “How Much Do Escorts Make: 4 Sex Workers Tell All.” The Financial Diet, 26 Feb. 2019

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This episode is hosted by Amy.

**Warning for this episode** it contains graphic siuations, drug use, violence, physical abuse, sexual abuse & suicide.

In this episode, we learn how a one man tortured and controlled a group of students at Sarah Lawrence College. Hear about Larry Ray’s unbelievable past and his journey from NATO volunteer to sex cult leader. Larry manages to con everyone in this story including the FBI. This episode is part 1 of a two part story. Part 2 - will be out June 9th.

Links metioned in episode - Peter Gatien mega club owner during 90s in New York CIty:.

The Who Song - Baba O'Riley

Source Materials:

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Marcus, Erza, and James D Walshh. “The Stolen Kids of Sarah Lawrence.” The Cut

Brain, Marshall, and Patrick J. Kiger. “How Stinger Missiles Work.” HowStuffWorks Science, HowStuffWorks

“Lawrence Ray Press Release.” The United States Department of Justice, U.S. Attorney’s Office

Walsh, James D. “Larry Ray, Accused Cult Leader, Found Guilty on All Counts.” Intelligencer