Podcasts about bad girls throughout history

In this episode, I am so excited to have Ann Shen (@anndanger) on the podcast. Ann Shen is an illustrator, letterer, and best-selling author based in Los Angeles. With over 10 years of industry experience, Ann has worked with major clients, such as Disney, Adobe, NY Times and she's designed everything from theme park artwork to fashion doll packaging. She has written and illustrated 3 best-selling books and has been featured on Forbes, Huffington Post, and many other major press journals. I first came to learn about Ann and her work during my year of career sabbatical, when I decided to embark on my own journey of becoming, to find and reclaim my true self. On that journey, I found her books, especially Legendary Ladies, 50 Goddesses to Empower and Inspire You, to have helped me reclaim my own femininity and personal power as a woman. I also fell in love with her illustrations that captured the magic of our imagination, creative play, and beauty. In this episode, we will be diving into her own journey of becoming and how she gave herself the permission to CREATE HER OWN PATH. In addition to writing and illustrating three best-selling books: Bad Girls Throughout History (2016), Legendary Ladies (2018), Nevertheless, She Wore It (2020), all published by Chronicle Books, Ann will be releasing her 4th book, called Revolutionary Women, on October 18th!! Links: Website: http://www.ann-shen.com/ Instagram: https://www.instagram.com/anndanger/ This podcast episode is sponsored by Audible: Go to https://www.audibletrial.com/permissiontobecome to get 1 month free trial! Follow this podcast on Instagram @permissiontobecome for the latest updates! Also, if you love this podcast, I'd love for you to leave a comment or review on Apple Podcast. I'd love to hear from you! If you are seeking more support from other women who are walking on a similar journey, I'd like to invite you to join the free Permission to Become Community! --- This episode is sponsored by · Anchor: The easiest way to make a podcast. https://anchor.fm/app --- Send in a voice message: https://anchor.fm/permissiontobecome/message

In honor of Women's History Month, we are starting each March episode with a highlight from 100 Bad Girls Throughout History by Ann Shem. Learn about 100 women who broke barriers and made history when you get your copy here: https://amzn.to/3xl7bIM Today's highlight is Joan of Arc Then JJ continues answering questions about Investing and funding your business. Be sure to check JJ's YouTube Channel for the corresponding “Fireside Chat” so you can see the charts JJ created while answering questions.

In honor of Women's History Month, we are starting each March episode with a highlight from 100 Bad Girls Throughout History by Ann Shem. Learn about 100 women who broke barriers and made history when you get your copy here: https://amzn.to/3xl7bIM Today's highlight is Khuntulun B2B Business Owners hire Lynn Whitbeck to ignite winning sales teams, because most are chasing down clients, stuck in a chaotic sales cycle, and lacking client retention, conversions, and profits. Lynn is the CEO of Petite2Queen. Today we're going to talk about how to Leverage Power Skills to Accelerate Your Career. Lynn's Website: https://petite2queen.com FREE Online Career Toolkit: https://petite2queen.com/sales FREE Sales Tips: https://futureforwardsales.com/grow/ Connect with Lynn: https://www.linkedin.com/in/lynnwhitbeck

In honor of Women's History Month, we are starting each March episode with a highlight from 100 Bad Girls Throughout History by Ann Shem. Learn about 100 women who broke barriers and made history when you get your copy here: https://amzn.to/3xl7bIM Today's highlight is Cleopatra Then JJ shares with you several examples of how our personality gets in the way of our success

In honor of Women's History Month, we are starting each March episode with a highlight from 100 Bad Girls Throughout History by Ann Shem. Learn about 100 women who broke barriers and made history when you get your copy here: https://amzn.to/3xl7bIM Today's highlight is Josephine Baker Then JJ answers your money questions about building a business that blesses (not curses) your family as well as rules for investing.

YUP, you read that right. Melissa achieved her number one dream of having Ann Shen as a guest on the podcast! What better way to celebrate Women's History Month than featuring the author and illustrator of Bad Girls Throughout History, Legendary Ladies, and Nevertheless, She Wore It. Ann's first book, Bad Girls Throughout History, is what inspired Melissa to create the Mimosa Sisterhood podcast.Looking for a way to support the show? Check out our new Support Feature: https://supporter.acast.com/mimosasisterhoodpodcastSHOW NOTES:Ann's passion for feminism Leaving her admin job, pulling out a massive loan, and going back to school to pursue an art degree later in lifeHer experience of not fitting in at art schoolThe beginning stages of Bad Girls Throughout History which started off as a ZineTeaching classes through Skillshare to make art more accessible to societyHer number one inspiration to pursue art - her husband! Ada Lovelace and Harriet TubmanCreating time and space for daily projects to help elevate you to the next level Manifesting your dreams and aspirations through journalingAnn's quarantine chickens and her mini LA farmThe meaning of SisterhoodRESOURCES:Ann Shen's website: WebsiteShop Ann's books and products: ShopFollow Ann on Instagram: InstagramTake art classes with Ann on Skill Share: Art ClassesFollow Mimosa Sisterhood on social: Instagram, Twitter, TikTokSupport this show http://supporter.acast.com/mimosasisterhoodpodcast. See acast.com/privacy for privacy and opt-out information.

Khutulun, the wrestling warrior princess, was a real-life badass woman who didn't care about society's expectations and went out undefeated. Sources for this week's episode were: "Bad Girls Throughout History" by Ann Shen (Bonus: buying the book from this link will support a black female owned business, and a portion of the sales go to the Loveland Foundation, Inc. which works to make mental healthcare more widely available to black women and girls.) Rejected Princesses: Khutulun "The Mongol Princess Khutulun Literally Wrestled Her Way to Victory" Cultura Colectiva --- Send in a voice message: https://podcasters.spotify.com/pod/show/neverthelesspodcast/message

"If I'm going to be a success, I must be scandalous. I must amuse people." -Josephine Baker Josephine Baker was a showgirl, a Civil Rights advocate, and a WWII War Hero. Living alongside her pet cheetah, she raised an adopted family in SouthWest France and fought for her success. Sources for this episode: "Bad Girls Throughout History" by Ann Shen https://www.encyclopedia.com/women/encyclopedias-almanacs-transcripts-and-maps/baker-josephine-1906-1975 https://www.biography.com/performer/josephine-baker --- Send in a voice message: https://podcasters.spotify.com/pod/show/neverthelesspodcast/message

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Discover your creative, feminine power with my free online quiz at http://majo.coHave you ever had the urge to follow the opposite of what you learned in school? That’s a theme for my guest Ann Shen – an illustrator and author of Bad Girls Throughout History and Legendary Ladies, books that depict women as they are: complex, funny, dark and everywhere in between. In fact, her book Bad Girls Throughout History resonated so much that it has even been picked up by Universal Cable Productions to become a show. A daughter of Taiwanese immigrants, Ann calls herself a reformed goody two shoes who creates art that empowers women to be their authentic badass selves. She combines incredible artistic talent with a high degree of business sense and shows us that choosing your own path does not have to mean depending on your parents, spouse, or whoever to survive. While her professors in art school pushed the students to all create very masculine, serious art, she went in the opposite direction – her own style that markets to women in a really fun, whimsical way, and of course in the time of Instagram, this style blew up. You can find her empowering, delightfully illustrated, books on Amazon and in stores like Target so definitely check them out after you hear her story. Also as a heads up, Ann and I met and recorded at the lovely all-female co-working space The Wing in Los Angeles so the audio is a little busy and echo-ey at times and I apologize in advance, but I have a feeling that you’ll be so engaged in our conversation, you will barely notice! Plus, y’all know me: progress over perfection. Highlighted ExcerptAnn: The art school I chose to go to was very militant and demanding. Majo: Okay so what were people telling you was the right kind of work and what did you discover?Ann: So in school, it was very trendy at the time to think about editorial illustration as the career, like the ultimate career. And you do like New York editorial illustration stuff that’s like in the New York Times, The New Yorker, like just very serious, beautiful. A lot of it is conceptual or just technically very, it just looks a certain way. And most of it was a very male-dominated view. Majo: Okay, and what did you discover was like what you really wanted to do and move into?Ann: That’s my favorite question because it wasn’t something that was really presented to me as an option and then I discovered this later was I just wanted to do stuff for women. Stuff that I was interested in, stuff that was floral or decorative or representative. Like just having something that’s like “oh, this is just a beautiful painting”. It either had to be a beautiful fine art oil painting or it had to have like a really brilliant concept behind it for it to be considered “good” in school. And then I left and I was like “Oh, it’s good enough for it just to be a beautiful thing that brings people joy”. Discover your creative, feminine power with my free online quiz at http://majo.co

Discover your creative, feminine power with my free online quiz at http://majo.coHave you ever had the urge to follow the opposite of what you learned in school? That’s a theme for my guest Ann Shen – an illustrator and author of Bad Girls Throughout History and Legendary Ladies, books that depict women as they are: complex, funny, dark and everywhere in between. In fact, her book Bad Girls Throughout History resonated so much that it has even been picked up by Universal Cable Productions to become a show. A daughter of Taiwanese immigrants, Ann calls herself a reformed goody two shoes who creates art that empowers women to be their authentic badass selves. She combines incredible artistic talent with a high degree of business sense and shows us that choosing your own path does not have to mean depending on your parents, spouse, or whoever to survive. While her professors in art school pushed the students to all create very masculine, serious art, she went in the opposite direction – her own style that markets to women in a really fun, whimsical way, and of course in the time of Instagram, this style blew up. You can find her empowering, delightfully illustrated, books on Amazon and in stores like Target so definitely check them out after you hear her story. Also as a heads up, Ann and I met and recorded at the lovely all-female co-working space The Wing in Los Angeles so the audio is a little busy and echo-ey at times and I apologize in advance, but I have a feeling that you’ll be so engaged in our conversation, you will barely notice! Plus, y’all know me: progress over perfection. Highlighted ExcerptAnn: The art school I chose to go to was very militant and demanding. Majo: Okay so what were people telling you was the right kind of work and what did you discover?Ann: So in school, it was very trendy at the time to think about editorial illustration as the career, like the ultimate career. And you do like New York editorial illustration stuff that’s like in the New York Times, The New Yorker, like just very serious, beautiful. A lot of it is conceptual or just technically very, it just looks a certain way. And most of it was a very male-dominated view. Majo: Okay, and what did you discover was like what you really wanted to do and move into?Ann: That’s my favorite question because it wasn’t something that was really presented to me as an option and then I discovered this later was I just wanted to do stuff for women. Stuff that I was interested in, stuff that was floral or decorative or representative. Like just having something that’s like “oh, this is just a beautiful painting”. It either had to be a beautiful fine art oil painting or it had to have like a really brilliant concept behind it for it to be considered “good” in school. And then I left and I was like “Oh, it’s good enough for it just to be a beautiful thing that brings people joy”. Discover your creative, feminine power with my free online quiz at http://majo.co

I’m so excited to be back and running for this Fall season. We have a lot of exciting interviews for you with incredibly creative, badass women including an extremely gifted illustrator Ann Shen who wrote Bad Girls Throughout History, as well as a renowned astro loger and businesswoman Debra Silverman here to ground astrology for us, and make it super practical and applicable to our lives as creative women. AND we’ll be continuing with the archetype series, looking at two archetypes that exist with yourself, including my favorite the Wtich. Also, doing something I have never done in three years of running the show. My editor Anne is going to interview ME for an episode. A lot of you have been asking me about my story, and who I am, and what I’ve been up to, and it’s true I haven’t really shared, I’m an introvert, I’m private, I’m a mysterious Scorpio you’ll always feel is a little inaccessible, so we thought it would be a fun experiment, plus she’s journalist and knows how to ask questions. So stay tuned for that! The new season will kick off next Thursday on September 26th and run until mid-November and I’ll also be sprinkling some bonus episodes throughout.Until then!MajoOh wait! Heroine, before you go, I have a really important question for you: Do you want to look back on your life in 40 years from now and feel like you didn’t live up to your greatest, creative potential? I’m pretty sure the answer is no. Yet perhaps you know in your heart of hearts that you are currently holding back your voice and gifts, that you aren’t as expanded as you could be, and frankly you’re feeling overwhelmed, exhausted, and confused. You’re certainly not alone. Well, I want to help, and the first step I propose is you taking a free quiz that is on my website right now, that I’m really excited about cause I haven’t offered anything like this in the past, but what it’s going to do is help you identify your unique, feminine, creative power and give you one practical action step to channel this power in a way that elevates your leadership. It’s a quiz that’s going to give you something really tangible and a ton of clarity, I know that a bunch of lightbulbs and connections will set off for you when you take it so go ahead and take the free quiz at majo.co (MAJO.CO), discover your creative, feminine power, and how to best leverage it, because the world needs more women’s voices, perspectives, and above all, creativity, so after this is announcement is done, type this into your mobile or desktop browser MAJO. CO and I’m so curious and excited for you! Onwards.

I’m so excited to be back and running for this Fall season. We have a lot of exciting interviews for you with incredibly creative, badass women including an extremely gifted illustrator Ann Shen who wrote Bad Girls Throughout History, as well as a renowned astro loger and businesswoman Debra Silverman here to ground astrology for us, and make it super practical and applicable to our lives as creative women. AND we’ll be continuing with the archetype series, looking at two archetypes that exist with yourself, including my favorite the Wtich. Also, doing something I have never done in three years of running the show. My editor Anne is going to interview ME for an episode. A lot of you have been asking me about my story, and who I am, and what I’ve been up to, and it’s true I haven’t really shared, I’m an introvert, I’m private, I’m a mysterious Scorpio you’ll always feel is a little inaccessible, so we thought it would be a fun experiment, plus she’s journalist and knows how to ask questions. So stay tuned for that! The new season will kick off next Thursday on September 26th and run until mid-November and I’ll also be sprinkling some bonus episodes throughout.Until then!MajoOh wait! Heroine, before you go, I have a really important question for you: Do you want to look back on your life in 40 years from now and feel like you didn’t live up to your greatest, creative potential? I’m pretty sure the answer is no. Yet perhaps you know in your heart of hearts that you are currently holding back your voice and gifts, that you aren’t as expanded as you could be, and frankly you’re feeling overwhelmed, exhausted, and confused. You’re certainly not alone. Well, I want to help, and the first step I propose is you taking a free quiz that is on my website right now, that I’m really excited about cause I haven’t offered anything like this in the past, but what it’s going to do is help you identify your unique, feminine, creative power and give you one practical action step to channel this power in a way that elevates your leadership. It’s a quiz that’s going to give you something really tangible and a ton of clarity, I know that a bunch of lightbulbs and connections will set off for you when you take it so go ahead and take the free quiz at majo.co (MAJO.CO), discover your creative, feminine power, and how to best leverage it, because the world needs more women’s voices, perspectives, and above all, creativity, so after this is announcement is done, type this into your mobile or desktop browser MAJO. CO and I’m so curious and excited for you! Onwards.

This week Alice and Kim talk underdog robots, a school with no tests, and monsters of the Midwest. This is For Real. This episode is sponsored by the Book Riot Mystery Giveaway, What They Meant for Evil by Rebecca Deng, published by FaithWords and Book Riot’s Recommended. Subscribe to For Real using RSS, Apple Podcasts, Spotify, or Stitcher. For more nonfiction recommendations, sign up for our True Story newsletter, edited by Kim Ukura. NONFICTION IN THE NEWS Ann Shen’s Bad Girls Throughout History is being made into a series. The film version of Bryan Stevenson’s Just Mercy will hit theaters in January 2020! NEW BOOKS Midwestern Strange: Hunting Monsters, Martians, and the Weird in Flyover Country by B.J. Hollars The Optimist’s Telescope: Thinking Ahead in a Reckless Age by Bina Venkataraman Savage Appetites: Four True Stories of Women, Crime, and Obsession by Rachel Monroe Scan Artist : How Evelyn Wood Convinced the World That Speed-Reading Worked by Marcia Biederman SCHOOLHOUSE ROCK The Class: A Life-Changing Teacher, His World-Changing Kids, and the Most Inventive Classroom in America by Heather Won Tesoriero Law Touched Our Hearts: A Generation Remembers Brown v. Board of Education ed. By Mildred Wigfall Robinson and Richard J. Bonnie The Teacher Wars: A History of America’s Most Embattled Profession by Dana Goldstein Spare Parts: Four Undocumented Teenagers, One Ugly Robot, and the Battle for the American Dream by Joshua Davis READING NOW KIM: Burnout: The Secret to Unlocking the Stress Cycle by Emily Nagoski and Amelia ALICE: Seduction: Sex, Lies, and Stardom in Howard Hughes’s Hollywood by Karina Longworth CONCLUSION You can find us on SOCIAL MEDIA – @itsalicetime and @kimthedork RATE AND REVIEW on Apple Podcasts so people can find us more easily, and subscribe so you can get our new episodes the minute they come out.

Ann Shen stops by the Creative Queso podcast to chat with host Jennifer Perkins about her books "Legendary Ladies", "Bad Girls Throughout History" and the "How to be Legendary Journal for Finding Your Power".This episode takes a fun deep dive into all things woo-woo. In-between crystal charging preferences the conversation also covers highlights of Ann’s career as an illustrator including her recent artists residency at Disney’s Wonderground Gallery.A super fun casual conversation about everything from manifesting and burn out, to writing careers, and goddesses.Find Out More About Ann Shenhttp://www.ann-shen.comhttps://www.instagram.com/anndanger/https://amzn.to/2JHAz4KHOST: Jennifer Perkins http://creativequeso.com http://jenniferperkins.com PRODUCER: Myrriah Gossett MUSIC: Chris Boehk See acast.com/privacy for privacy and opt-out information.

On this week's show, Sam, Alex, and Kim discuss the beautiful-but-badass book 'Bad Girls Throughout History' by Ann Shen, their own historical girls crushes, and the Disneyfication of Susan B. Anthony. The topic: Bad Girls Throughout History by Ann Shen The wine: Occhipinti SP68

Ann Shen is a powerhouse author, illustrator, and hand-letterer and I was so excited to have her back on the podcast to talk about the release of her new book Legendary Ladies and find out what she's been up to since her book Bad Girls Throughout History came out! In this episode, you'll hear Ann and I talk about what do to about your fear of failure and success, how to deal when you aren't sure what to do next, and what tapping into your spiritual center can do for your creative work! Enjoy, enjoy! Show Notes: Connect with Tiffany on Insta Get Tiffany's newsletter and stay in the know 100 Rejection Letters Registration open through 4/4/18 Connect with Ann:Website | Instagram | Twitter | Pinterest   RYHSY Ep. 114: Ann Shen on Reinvention RYHSY Ep. 115: Ann Shen on Security Ann's new book "Legendary Ladies: 50 Goddesses to Inspire You" Ann's earlier book "Bad Girls Throughout History" Brene Brown's Daring Greatly Love Wins by Rob Bell RYHSY Ep. 158: Lisa Anderson Shaffer on Bono

Ann Shen is a powerhouse author, illustrator, and hand-letterer and I was so excited to have her back on the podcast to talk about the release of her new book Legendary Ladies and find out what she's been up to since her book Bad Girls Throughout History came out! In this episode, you'll hear Ann and I talk about what do to about your fear of failure and success, how to deal when you aren't sure what to do next, and what tapping into your spiritual center can do for your creative work! Enjoy, enjoy! Show Notes: Connect with Tiffany on Insta Get Tiffany's newsletter and stay in the know 100 Rejection Letters Registration open through 4/4/18 Connect with Ann:Website | Instagram | Twitter | Pinterest   RYHSY Ep. 114: Ann Shen on Reinvention RYHSY Ep. 115: Ann Shen on Security Ann's new book "Legendary Ladies: 50 Goddesses to Inspire You" Ann's earlier book "Bad Girls Throughout History" Brene Brown's Daring Greatly Love Wins by Rob Bell RYHSY Ep. 158: Lisa Anderson Shaffer on Bono

This week Poos Talk brings two new concepts, PoosTherapy and #WorkingWomenWednesday. PoosTherapy will be a sporadic idea where we concentrate on a topic and give advice to our listeners. #WorkingWomenWednesday will now happen weekly where we'll highlight an amazing woman whose not afraid to go above and beyond. Tell us what you think of our new concepts! Book mentioned in show - "Bad Girls Throughout History" by Ann Shen For all of our social media, Click the Link! We appreciate all the love and support! Like, Comment, and Subscribe :) https://linktr.ee/_poostalk_

For our season finale, we have special guest artist and writer extraordinaire Ann Shen discussing her art and her most recent work, Bad Girls Throughout History: 100 Remarkable Women Who Changed The World. Join us and enjoy!

This weeks episode is a continuation of last weeks conversation with Ann Shen. Ann Shen is an illustrator and writer and the creative genius behind the new book Bad Girls Throughout History. In this episode, we pick up where we left off - talking about what it was like to finally have her book live out in the world after working on it for so long. We also talk about the ebbs and flows of the creative process, and Ann blows my mind with a new way of thinking about entrepreneurship, security, and day-jobs. If you work for yourself or are curious about being an entrepreneur, this episode is for you!   Show Notes: Connect with Ann: Website | Instagram | Twitter | Pinterest Ann's Book - Bad Girls Throughout History Got a comment to add? Join the conversation here. Ready to hang in the RYHSY Facebook group? Get your invite here.

This weeks episode is a continuation of last weeks conversation with Ann Shen. Ann Shen is an illustrator and writer and the creative genius behind the new book Bad Girls Throughout History. In this episode, we pick up where we left off - talking about what it was like to finally have her book live out in the world after working on it for so long. We also talk about the ebbs and flows of the creative process, and Ann blows my mind with a new way of thinking about entrepreneurship, security, and day-jobs. If you work for yourself or are curious about being an entrepreneur, this episode is for you!   Show Notes: Connect with Ann: Website | Instagram | Twitter | Pinterest Ann's Book - Bad Girls Throughout History Got a comment to add? Join the conversation here. Ready to hang in the RYHSY Facebook group? Get your invite here.

Ann Shen is an illustrator and writer and the creative genius behind the new book Bad Girls Throughout History. In this episode, we talk about how Ann started making art in her mid-20's in a decision that took her out of her "looks good on paper" career and put her into full-time art school! We also talked about her new book, why she decided to focus on female trailblazers, and some of the surprising lessons she learned about "history" along the way. If you're curious about what it takes to create a book like this, go back to art school as an adult, or rewrite (or reinterpret) stories, this episode is for you!  Bonus: Ann will also be back on the podcast next week for Part 2!   Show Notes: Connect with Ann: Website | Instagram | Twitter | Pinterest Ann's Book - Bad Girls Throughout History Got a comment to add? Join the conversation here. Ready to hang in the RYHSY Facebook group? Get your invite here.  

Ann Shen is an illustrator and writer and the creative genius behind the new book Bad Girls Throughout History. In this episode, we talk about how Ann started making art in her mid-20's in a decision that took her out of her "looks good on paper" career and put her into full-time art school! We also talked about her new book, why she decided to focus on female trailblazers, and some of the surprising lessons she learned about "history" along the way. If you're curious about what it takes to create a book like this, go back to art school as an adult, or rewrite (or reinterpret) stories, this episode is for you!  Bonus: Ann will also be back on the podcast next week for Part 2!   Show Notes: Connect with Ann: Website | Instagram | Twitter | Pinterest Ann's Book - Bad Girls Throughout History Got a comment to add? Join the conversation here. Ready to hang in the RYHSY Facebook group? Get your invite here.  

This week our hosts wrap up their discussion on "Becoming" and Season 2. We're chatting about Spike's glorious exit, spoilies, and one of Buffy's most powerful one-word comebacks. For more Hot Chicks With[out] Superpowers check out: Hannah recommends you check out comedian Ali Wong, specifically her new special "Baby Cobra" which she performs seven months pregnant like a badass new mom. Emily has been appreciating the awesome Anita Sarkeesian's series "Feminist Frequency" and "Ordinary Women" (with a special shout-out to her earlier series, "Tropes Versus Women") and suggests you all learn about some ladies.  Haley is reading "Bad Girls Throughout History" which is flawlessly written and illustrated by Ann Shen and will teach you about some great ladies throughout time.

Meltdown Presents: Pod Sequentialism with Matt Kennedy #015 - Finding a Publisher Ann Shen is a recent art school graduate working on her first book, Bad Girls Throughout History, to be published by Chronicle Books in Fall 2016. Matt asks Ann how she landed that book deal, and how life plans can change and change back on the way to realizing your dreams. If you've ever wondered what it takes to find a publisher, this is the podcast for you! Produced by Mason Booker. Engineered by Mason Booker Theme music "Rumble" provided by www.Bensound.com Logo design by Joshua Geisler www.selfuno.com.