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They were women and they fought for the right to vote. Beyond that, every person documented in the Online Biographical Dictionary of the Woman Suffrage Movement in the United States has a different story to tell. Dr. Thomas Dublin and a crowdsourced team of volunteers have worked diligently to collect those stories. The Dictionary, a free online resource, is a searchable database of biographical sketches telling the life story of three groups of women: Black women suffragists - many of whom migrated out of the South to find more opportunities yet were not always embraced by the wider suffrage movement. Members of the National American Woman Suffrage Association (NAWSA) - the mainstream organization of the movement with thousands of members working across every state. Members of the National Womans Party (NWP) - formed by women impatient with the strategies and pace of change under NAWSA. Dr. Dublin describes what it took to pull this database of materials together. A network of volunteers including historians, librarians, genealogists, and students combed through local newspapers, public records, and various primary and secondary sources. What emerged was a series of biographies that document the many faces of women in the movement in the late 19th and early 20th century. Further Research Online Biographical Dictionary of the Woman Suffrage Movement in the United States Find a Grave Chronicling America NYS Historic Newspapers African American Women in the Struggle for the Vote, 1850-1920. Bloomington: by by Rosalyn Terborg-Penn (Find in a Library via WorldCat) The History of Woman Suffrage (vol 6)

What's it like to be an Arab-American comedian in the United States? Find out as Zahra is joined by Mike Eshaq.

How did the right to vote gradually expand in the United States? Find out on today's podcast. Center for Civic Education

So, how many students go to school every school year in the United States? Find out on tonight's Chompers!

When President Trump and First Lady Melania walked onto the field before the LSU v. Clemson national championship college football game, the students and alumni erupted in raucous applause and cheers. Within minutes Leftists on Twitter and elsewhere had several theories to prove why it never happened. After all, college-educated Americans couldn't possibly be glad to see Trump. Right Angle is a production of our Members. Join us: https://BillWhittle.com/register/ How'd you like to enjoy three nights sailing the Caribbean with the kind of people who would cheer the President of the United States? Find out how at http://bit.ly/StratoCruise2020

The Patriot Act, what does it mean for you as a citizen of the United States? Find out just how far our government has gone to undermine your constitutional rights. --- Send in a voice message: https://anchor.fm/lucas-mariscal/message Support this podcast: https://anchor.fm/lucas-mariscal/support

How has the persecution of Christians been increasing in the United States? Find out with guest Kelly Shackelford on the show Christ in Prophecy.

How has the persecution of Christians been increasing in the United States? Find out with guest Kelly Shackelford on the show Christ in Prophecy.

So, how many students go to school every school year in the United States? Find out on tonight's Chompers! 

Did you know that the Great Smoky Mountains National Park is the most visited in the United States? Find out what to do in the park and the surrounding area, including Pigeon Forge, on this week's podcast. We are chatting with Tennessee native Sarah Wilson from The Wandering Rumpus to get her take on visiting the Great Smoky Mountain National Park with kids. ON THE PODCAST 00:30 - Talking with Kim and Tamara about summer travels 11:20 - Talking with Sarah Wilson 13:12 - Where is the Great Smoky Mountains National Park 15:15 - How long to spend 20:04 - Time of year to go 23:54 - Staying in the park 26:19 - Must dos for families 32:52 - Favorite place to take a family photo 33:55 - Sarah’s favorite travel gear 37:20 - Coming up for Vacation Mavens ABOUT SARAH WILSON Sarah is a Nashville-based freelance writer, editor and communications consultant. Sarah writes about kid-friendly Nashville and expanding her family's worldview through travel, food, books, and engaging in our local and international communities at The Wandering Rumpus. Sarah, her husband Brad and their three girls have traveled extensively - both locally and internationally - and are making big plans to do much more wandering with their little brood - around the world and in their backyard -  while sharing tips, encouragement, and laughter around travel and experiences with kids. Follow Sarah on Facebook, Instagram, Pinterestand Twitter. TIPS FOR VISITING THE GREAT SMOKY MOUNTAINS NATIONAL PARK Great Smoky Mountains National Park is located in East Tennessee but also spans into North Carolina. If you are just planning to visit the national park you could spend a long weekend and have a great time. Spending a full week you will be able to explore the park as well as some of the surrounding area. Dollywood is a theme park in Pigeon Forge started by Dolly Parton. You can actually learn quite a bit about the areas history when visiting the theme park. It is very well made and a great way to spend a day while you are in Tennessee. Summer is always fun but tends to be busier like a lot of places. During the fall you could see the changing of the leaves which is always beautiful along with festivals. There are two weeks in the spring/early summer when you can see the mating of fireflies in  open fields. They actually get so busy that they open a lottery for parking in April. You can also see the migration of monarch butterflies that happens in late September early October. During the winter time they will close certain areas or trails of the park. But this usually just depends on the weather. Most of the National Park is meant for camping in a tent, but there are also places to rent cabins. You will want to make sure you are booking spots several months in advance to make sure you get a reservation. Laurel Falls Trailis a great hike for families. It is only about 2.6 miles to and from the waterfall. Most of the trail is paved so you could potentially bring a stroller. Clingmans Dome Trailis also another great hike for families. It will take you to a lookout point which is the highest point in Tennessee and has really beautiful views. If you and your family like to take bike rides, there is an eleven mile loop called Cades Cove Loopthat is closed to all cars until 10am on Wednesdays and Saturdays starting in mid-May thru to mid-September. If it interests you, there are some great guided tours you can take on horseback along different trails in the Smoky Mountains. In the summer months there is an active black bear population, so be sure to practice bear safety if you are planning to go hiking. BEST PLACE TO TAKE FAMILY PHOTO Sarah suggest getting a photo in front of a wooden Smoky Mountain sign that you will find at the main entrances. Besides that you can get some great photos at any of the lookouts you visit or even just standing with a trail sign. FAVORITE TRAVEL GEAR Sarah recently has been wearing Pranapants that she has loved wearing whether she is at home or traveling. MENTIONED ON THE PODCAST 10 Best Things To Do In The Great Smoky Mountains National Park With Kids 5 Things I Love About DollyWood Cobbly Nob Cabin Rentals Laurel Falls Trail Clingmans Dome Trail Cades Cove Loop Cades Cove Bike Rentals Smoky Mountain Riding Stables Surrounding areas: Knoxville, TN Chattanooga, TN Asheville, NC European Christmas Market Episode 106 FOLLOW US AND SPREAD THE WORD! If you liked this show, please be sure to subscribe on iTunes, Stitcher, orGoogle Playand leave us a review! Have a question or comment? Send us an email or leave us a voicemail at +1.641.715.3900, ext. 926035#. You can also follow our travels on Stuffed Suitcaseand We3Travel, or follow the Vacation Mavens on Instagram, Facebookor Twitter. Thanks for listening!  

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An original Salvador Dali painting hung unnoticed for over forty years at New York's biggest jail, the infamous Rikers Island. Then one day a few bad boys came up with the idea of stealing it and replacing it with a "forgery." How did they steal an extremely valuable painting from one of the most secure locations in the United States? Find out on this episode of Heist.

Topic: Being a Custodian of Your Energy FieldHost: Molly FriedenfeldShow: Inspirationcast - inspirational podcastInspirational talk recorded at Lake Harriet Spiritual Community in Minneapolis, MN on 8/21/16In this Violet Wisdom inspirationcast episode Molly Friedenfeld will teach you simple ways on how to:*Managing energy*We are energetic beings - beacons of light - spark of the divine*Energy recharging stations around the world and in the United States*Find the magic that resides within you*Learning how to be a "custodian of your energy"*Holding vibrational keys to unlock the heart within another*Facing your fears
Violet Wisdom Inspiration Radio is dedicated to Lightworkers everywhere! We are souls who work with the "light" spreading peace, joy, love and truth with a magical touch! We choose to walk our mission of goodness out into the world by leaving light trails in our footsteps and shining our light forth like a million watt lighthouse beacon. Molly's mission as a LightBuilder is to build simple projects and platforms to inspire others to collaborate and find magical ways to spread positivity, love, and light across the earth. Molly's mission as an Illuminarian (ill-u-min-arian) is to illuminate the way for other souls to discover their inner wisdom and brilliance and inspire as many who will listen, that they were born to do the same.Molly's mission as a Transformer is to assist souls with standing in their power so that they can choose to heal and transform their lives.BooksRadioRetreatsOnline CoursesConnect with Earthly Angels around the world at: www.violetwisdom.comConnect with Molly Friedenfeld: www.mollyfriedenfeld.comFollow Molly:http://www.facebook.com/mollyfriedenfeldhttp://www.facebook.com/violetwisdomradiohttp://www.twitter.com/friedenfeld4444https://plus.google.com/+VioletwisdomradioMusic bed provided by Dan O Songs www.danosongs.com

Topic: Being a Custodian of Your Energy FieldHost: Molly FriedenfeldShow: Inspirationcast - inspirational podcastInspirational talk recorded at Lake Harriet Spiritual Community in Minneapolis, MN on 8/21/16In this Violet Wisdom inspirationcast episode Molly Friedenfeld will teach you simple ways on how to:*Managing energy*We are energetic beings - beacons of light - spark of the divine*Energy recharging stations around the world and in the United States*Find the magic that resides within you*Learning how to be a "custodian of your energy"*Holding vibrational keys to unlock the heart within another*Facing your fears
Violet Wisdom Inspiration Radio is dedicated to Lightworkers everywhere! We are souls who work with the "light" spreading peace, joy, love and truth with a magical touch! We choose to walk our mission of goodness out into the world by leaving light trails in our footsteps and shining our light forth like a million watt lighthouse beacon. Molly's mission as a LightBuilder is to build simple projects and platforms to inspire others to collaborate and find magical ways to spread positivity, love, and light across the earth. Molly's mission as an Illuminarian (ill-u-min-arian) is to illuminate the way for other souls to discover their inner wisdom and brilliance and inspire as many who will listen, that they were born to do the same.Molly's mission as a Transformer is to assist souls with standing in their power so that they can choose to heal and transform their lives.BooksRadioRetreatsOnline CoursesConnect with Earthly Angels around the world at: www.violetwisdom.comConnect with Molly Friedenfeld: www.mollyfriedenfeld.comFollow Molly:http://www.facebook.com/mollyfriedenfeldhttp://www.facebook.com/violetwisdomradiohttp://www.twitter.com/friedenfeld4444https://plus.google.com/+VioletwisdomradioMusic bed provided by Dan O Songs www.danosongs.com

Witness Radio has officially been born again! Why will an Atheist never be President of the United States? Find out from Ray Comfort as he joins us to discuss Atheism and politics.

This week, instead of the usual encore show, we will be airing a remix of the best segments from previous shows on the topic of illegal immigration. This subject is so dear to Bob's heart (and mind) that he has been compelled to revisit it half a dozen times, and he will continue to do so for as long as it remains an issue. Bob's stance on immigration: Let them all in.In defending this position, he has interviewed former two-term Governor and Libertarian presidential candidate Gary Johnson, Cato Institute immigration expert Alex Nowrasteh, Huffington Post reporter Elise Foley, and Sophia Campos, an aspiring professional and undocumented student at UCLA. This one-hour special will include select segments from each of these interviews, along with lively debate between Bob and his numerous callers. Few subjects elicit such strong emotions from across the spectrum as illegal immigration. This is all the more reason to learn the facts and get answers to the questions you've always been too afraid to ask. Are open borders compatible with a welfare state? Why are our border regions so violent? Are the most recent waves of immigrants assimilating like past generations of newcomers to the United States? Find out, this Sunday at the usual time.

Learn about the science and economics behind snack foods with Michael Moss, author of Salt Sugar Fat: How the Food Giants Hooked Us, on this week’s edition of What Doesn’t Kill You. Katy Keiffer chats with Michael about the origins of sugary, salty snacks in Kellogg’s. Did you know that John Harvey Kellogg was originally very against sugar? Learn about the marketing of snack foods, and the parallels and connections with tobacco advertising. Hear what forces are causing many developing countries to adopt the American tradition of snack foods and leaving scratch-cooking behind. Find out how food scientists engineer foods to appeal to a certain “bliss point” in eaters! How are the USDA and FDA involved with growing cheese consumption in the United States? Find out all of this and more on this week’s installment of What Doesn’t Kill You! Thanks to our sponsor, Route 11 Potato Chips. “While the content of salt, sugar, and fat might not have changed in many products like sodas, but the amount of ‘snack-able’ foods that replaced meals increased.” [7:15] — Michael Moss on What Doesn’t Kill You

This week on What Doesn’t Kill You, Katy Keiffer talks with Paul Greenberg about the state of fishing in the Gulf of Mexico. Paul is the author of the James Beard Award winning New York Times bestseller Four Fish: The Future of the Last Wild Food and a regular contributor to The New York Times. He is currently a fellow with The Blue Ocean Institute and in April became the writer-in-residence at New York’s The South Street Seaport Museum. His next book American Catch — a book about how we lost and how we might regain American local seafood, will be published by The Penguin Press. Katy and Paul discuss his recent article published in American Prospect and FERN entitled “A River Runs Through It” about ‘the dead zone’ in the Gulf of Mexico. How are fertilizers causing algae blooms in the Mississippi that monopolize oxygen? Find out how corn production lends itself to agricultural runoff. Find out if it’s possible to regulate nutrient-runoff along the entire length of the Mississippi. How is nutrient loading affecting the fishing industry in the United States? Find out all of this and more on this week’s episode of What Doesn’t Kill You! Thanks to our sponsor, Heritage Foods USA. Music provided by Dead Stars. “So much agriculture is running on auto-pilot. You don’t need as many people to run a farm anymore. If you were to put switching on your tiling, it would take too much time or money, and it wouldn’t be worth it.” [10:50] “Any time you see a lot of soil without a cover crop, that soil can be carried by rainwater into a watershed.” [11:25] — Paul Greenberg on What Doesn’t Kill You

This week on We Dig Plants, Carmen Devito and Alice Marcus Krieg are joined via the telephone by Michael Marriott, the rosarian at David Austin Roses. David Austin is now 86 years old, and is still an enthusiastic plant breeder! Tune into this episode to learn about the myth of the English Rose, and how roses have developed to over time and through numerous cross-breeding experiments. Learn about the differences between old and modern rose species, and why some rose hybrids seem to lack “charm”. Hear why Michael left his job growing rubber to become a rosarian! Hear how rose fragrances affect our brains. What roses sell best in the United States? Find out on this episode of We Dig Plants! This program has been sponsored by Whole Foods Market. “The great problem in the States is the differences in climates… is huge and varieties will cope very well in one climate and do absolutely dreadful in another climate.” [21:40] “A rose that is not fragrant misses the point, really.” [15:45] — Michael Marriott on We Dig Plants

Guest: Stewart Roberts Host: Shane Jackson US-trained physicians are in demand worldwide. Where are the international career opportunities available to physicians from the United States? Find out where US physicians are in greatest demand, and what the steps are to moving your career abroad, as Stewart Roberts, international recruitment manager (North America) for the recruiting firm PULSE Healthcare Ltd., tells host Shane Jackson.