Podcasts about well behaved women

Stephanie Caccamo and Elenoa Rokobaro are two of the cast members of Well-Behaved Women - a show with music and lyrics by Carmel Dean and directed by Blazey Best - which has just opened at Belvoir Street Theatre. Well-Behaved Women celebrates extraordinary women who have made history. From Cleopatra to Virginia Woolf to Frida Kahlo and more, these women are legends who smashed the glass ceilings and refused to behave. Well-Behaved Women is on now until November 3Get you tickets here:https://belvoir.com.au/productions/well-behaved-women/Support this show http://supporter.acast.com/the-saturday-quiz. Hosted on Acast. See acast.com/privacy for more information.

Carmel is a composer/lyricist, arranger, music supervisor/director, conductor of musical theatre, based in NYC. Composition credits include Renascence, produced Off-Broadway by Transport Group in 2018. Music director/arranger credits include the Broadway productions of Funny Girl (revival), If/Then, Hands on a Hardbody, American Idiot, The 25th Annual Putnam County Spelling Bee, as well as Broadway's The Notebook. Well Behaved Women What would Ruth Bader Ginsburg, Harriet Tubman, Frida Kahlo, and Malala Yousafzai sound like if you heard them sing? Find out in “Well- Behaved Women,” a new collection of songs by Carmel Dean (Broadway musical director/arranger, and composer of the award-winning Off-Broadway musical Renascence). These women - and more - will be brought to life by some of Broadway's leading ladies, and through these powerful and often hilarious songs will celebrate the ways in which their bad-ass behavior helped them make history.

Today on Murderhobos, another interim episode! This week, part 2 of our crossover episode with the excellent history podcast Well Behaved Women, hosted by Lauren Schill and Hannah Moses. The gang heads back to the Old West to take a closer look at Calamity Jane, sharpshooter, storyteller, and friend of Wild Bill Hickok. We're also excited to announce that Season 2 is officially in the swing of production, with two episodes recorded so far. See you soon!   This episode originally aired on 8/11/23.  You can find Well Behaved Women at https://www.wellbehavedwomenpodcast.com/, or wherever you get your podcasts! Subscribe to the show on Patreon: bit.ly/murderhobospatreon Make a one-time donation to the show: bit.ly/donatetomurderhobos

Today on Murderhobos, another interim episode! This week, a crossover episode with the excellent history podcast Well Behaved Women, hosted by Lauren Schill and Hannah Moses. The gang heads back to the Old West to take a closer look at Calamity Jane, sharpshooter, storyteller, and friend of Wild Bill Hickok. We're also excited to announce that Season 2 is officially in the swing of production, with two episodes recorded so far. See you soon!   This episode originally aired on 8/4/23.  You can find Well Behaved Women at https://www.wellbehavedwomenpodcast.com/, or wherever you get your podcasts! Subscribe to the show on Patreon: bit.ly/murderhobospatreon Make a one-time donation to the show: bit.ly/donatetomurderhobos

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Lots of people are credited with coining the great phrase, “well-behaved women rarely make history.” These include Marilyn Monroe, Gloria Steinem, Eleanor Roosevelt, Anne Boleyn, and many more. Given time, any powerful woman with self-respect, backbone, and verve will get credit for this phrase and sentiment. Listen and learn who said it first.

Well-behaved women seldom make historyUnless  they do this one thing Break the rules of convention ?I encourage women to break free from traditional expectations.To take bold actions, and challenge the status quo.To make a lasting impact in their careers. Helping them to stand out in businessEmpowerHER to making history daily Do you have the courage, innovation, and a willingness to go beyond conventional norms.?What If you:Became Big Bold and Brilliant ?Support the showBecome a Professional Performance based Speaker ?Download the attached 2 Ebooks My gift to you 24 Celebrity Speaking Tips https://bit.ly/3Wwnb5WThe Art of Speaking Framework https://bit.ly/3SGMXm8 About Sheena https://card.pramaze.com/sheena-walkerClick the above link to join my 6 week Signature Speaking Program Ongoing through 2024 Contact me for a Shaping Design call www.sheenawalker.comhttps://www.sheenawalker.com/book/© ℗. copyright Sheena Walker

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My guest today has made history – more than once. Dawn Butler, MP for Brent Central was only the third Black woman elected to parliament, when she became an MP in 2005, aged 37. She was the first Black female whip and then the first Black woman to stand at the dispatch box four years later. You might know her, though, as the person who was ejected from the House of Commons for saying what so many people were thinking and using her parliamentary privilege to call Boris Johnson a liar. But before all that Dawn was a computer programmer - no small achievement for a black woman who grew up in the 70s. She also worked in a job centre and then for the GMB union. In short, she is not your common or garden privileged career politician. Now 53, Dawn joined me to talk about what drives her, putting her mission down on paper for her new book A Purposeful Life and how being diagnosed with breast cancer two years ago caused a total rethink. We also discussed menopause, learning to be still in the moment, why she has no time for women who pull the ladder up behind them and the power of a lime green suitIf you enjoyed this episode you might also like the episodes featuring Nicola Sturgeon and Sabrina Pace-Humphreys.* You can buy all the books mentioned in this podcast at The Shift bookshop on Bookshop.org, including A Purposeful Life by Dawn Butler, and the book that inspired this podcast, The Shift: how I lost and found myself after 40 - and you can too, by me.* And if you'd like to support the work that goes into making this podcast and get a weekly newsletter plus loads more content including exclusive transcripts of the podcast, why not join The Shift community, come and have a look around at www.theshiftwithsambaker.substack.com• The Shift (on life after 40) with Sam Baker is created and hosted by Sam Baker and edited by Juliette Nicholls @ Pineapple Audio Production. If you enjoyed this podcast, please rate/review/follow as it really does help other people find us. And let me know what you think on twitter @sambaker or instagram @theothersambaker Hosted on Acast. See acast.com/privacy for more information.

This week is all about being a lady! And what the heck does that even mean, anyway? I talk about the history of being a lady and the evolution of what it means today. Correction: I refer to the Gilded Age as the Golden Age... whoops! I also talk about my personal experiences going from a super girly child to a punk rock nuisance and back to a well mannered vintage lady. I also take your questions, including my take on whether being a lady is self expression or oppression! And I share your stories and a juicy confessional as well! BE SURE TO FOLLOW MY SOCIALS TO ADD YOUR TWO CENTS! http://www.instagram.com/thecherrydollface http://www.facebook.com/thecherrydollface http://www.youtube.com/thecherrydollface theonlycherrydollface@gmail.com Text me your secrets! 818-640-7188 Recorded & Mixed by James Johnson contributors: @destroy.everything.i.touch, @monstersdontcry, @giga.cyndi , @grotesque_burlesque, Lauren Bradly, Corinne Ewing, Dawn Fuller, Becca Hunderfund-Livas, Tiffinie Mae (and mom Jodi Lee) --- Support this podcast: https://podcasters.spotify.com/pod/show/the-unconventional-gal0/support

This week on Well Behaved Women, we talk about a real badass, or WAS SHE?!?! Join the group as guest Adam Franti of Murderhobos helps Lauren weave the tale of Martha Cannary. Episode one of two, this portion covers the first major part of her life, up to about 1876.    Sources:    https://allthatsinteresting.com/calamity-jane https://www.deadwood.com/history/infamous-deadwood/calamity-jane/ https://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Calamity_Jane https://www.biography.com/history-culture/calamity-jane https://www.britannica.com/biography/Calamity-Jane-American-frontierswoman https://study.com/academy/lesson/calamity-jane-biography-facts.html https://www.history.com/this-day-in-history/calamity-jane-is-born https://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Timeline_of_the_American_Old_West https://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Great_Sioux_War_of_1876https://www.ilibrarian.net/history/oregon_trail_map_large.jpg https://www.legendsofamerica.com/we-calamityjane/ https://gutenberg.net.au/ebooks/w00014.html    

You've probably heard the quote, "Well-behaved women seldom make history", but you might be surprised by what Laurel Thatcher Ulrich really meant by this statement, and once you hear it you'll never be able to hear this quote the same way.Thatcher, a historian, author, educator, and mother of 5 dedicated her work to telling the quiet stories of ordinary people...and she won a Pulitzer Prize for it. Because, as she states, “it is in the very dailiness, the exhaustive, repetitious dailiness, that the real power lies… living has to be measured in doing.” and mommas...our lives are a very measure in doing, and doing, and doing.Often this quote is misunderstood to mean that in order to change the world and make a difference we must be aggressive, loud, and bold...but it was merely to share that the quiet and compliant contributions of women rarely get attention or credit for their accomplishments. That's us mommas. We're living that truth every single day, because what we do. It matters. Oh man does it matter.In our new series, "Just" a Mom, we are celebrating the beautiful stories of ordinary, well-behaved women...who we know are far more than what we see at first glance. The lives we are living have incredible beauty and power in them, and we want to share them with the world.Welcome to the ‘Just a Mom' Series…Just a Mom (01:50)Mildred Clima Granger (02:20)Wilma Noble (06:20)Invitation (08:53)But we KNOW that EVERY momma has a story and wisdom to share!  During this series, we'll be highlighting different women (like you and I) who have done amazing things…and we'd love to feature YOU!  Reach out to us @thedeliberateday on Instagram and we'll share ALL the details!

My guest today is Laurel Ulrich, (I corrected her first name. In the previous note, it was Laura) a retired professor from Harvard University. Despite societal expectations that women should focus solely on homemaking, Laura pursued her education and received a Ph.D. while raising five children. She has authored several books, including the Pulitzer Prize-winning A Midwife's Tale, and is known for her catchphrase “well-behaved women seldom make history.” In her latest book, A House Full of Females, Laura explores the surprising connection between plural marriage and women's suffrage in 1870. She is truly a delightful person, and I am sure you will agree after listening to this episode. Please give this podcast a thumbs up and tap the subscribe button. When you subscribe and share comments, it increases the show's rating and makes it easier for people to find. If you have any comments or would like to request to be a guest on the podcast, feel free to email me. Additionally, if you have someone in mind who would make a great guest, please let me know. To receive updates on the Gospel Library and news about the podcast, be sure to add your email to my website. Rest assured that your email will not be sold. The music for this show is used with permission by Marvin Goldstein. Click here for more information about Marvin and his music. The expressions and opinions shared on this podcast are those of the individuals speaking and do not reflect or necessarily coincide with those of the Church of Jesus Christ of Latter-day Saints.

A discussion with Lauren Schill, Host of the Well Behaved Women podcast, about Empress Dowager Cixi. This is the first part of the discussion about Cixi and discuss her childhood, family background, as well as becoming a concubine and rising through the ranks. The coup that takes her to power follows the Second Opium War and her husband's death at the Imperial Hunting Lodge. Cixi and Cian rule from behind the silk curtain and begin modernization of China, while facing resistance from conservative forces.Image: "China - The Empress Dowager of China - Bà Từ Hi Thái hậu" by manhhai is licensed under CC BY 2.0. Hosted on Acast. See acast.com/privacy for more information.

As promised last week, I discuss Laurel Thatcher Ulrich's Well-Behaved Women Seldom Make History, read the summaries of some books you told me about via social media, and talk about the remarkably underwhelming Book Lovers by Emily Henry.

Rev. Mimi Walker, senior pastor, preached on the fifth Sunday of Lent, 2022. This is part of a Lenten sermon series, "Erasing the Lines We Draw," where we look at some of the lines we draw about what it means to be Christian, even when God does not. Topics include questions and doubts, the Bible, hell and punishment, the gender of God, social conventions, and the meaning of the Cross. The Church at Ponce & Highland is a multiracial, pro-LGBTQ, economically diverse, member-led church in intown Atlanta. We value radical inclusivity, thoughtful spirituality, and caring community. To learn more, hit subscribe or visit http://churchatponceandhighland.org/

Host Marcia Franklin talks with Pulitzer Prize-winning historian and Idaho native Laurel Thatcher Ulrich about her latest book, "Well-Behaved Women Seldom Make History." Ulrich, a professor at Harvard University, coined the phrase in a scholarly paper she wrote in the 1970s. Franklin and her guest discuss how growing up in Idaho influenced Professor Ulrich to become a historian. She also explains why she calls herself "a Mormon feminist" and why she believes "good history is almost always dangerous." Franklin recorded this interview after Ulrich's Distinguished Humanities Lecture in Idaho Falls for the Idaho Humanities Council. Originally Aired: 06/11/2009

Lots of people are credited with coining the great phrase, “well-behaved women rarely make history.” These include Marilyn Monroe, Gloria Steinem, Eleanor Roosevelt, Anne Boleyn, and many more. Given time, any powerful woman with self-respect, backbone and verve will get credit for this phrase and sentiment. Listen and learn who said it first.

Lots of people are credited with coining the great phrase, “well-behaved women rarely make history.” These include Marilyn Monroe, Gloria Steinem, Eleanor Roosevelt, Anne Boleyn, and many more. Given time, any powerful woman with self-respect, backbone and verve will get credit for this phrase and sentiment. Listen and learn who said it first.

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Olivier Award winner Cassidy Janson will soon be seen as Virginia Woolf in Well-Behaved Women at Cadogan Hall in September. A new song cycle by Carmel Dean, Well-Behaved Women is an ode to the fierce famous females from history. These stories of courage, strength and resilience are memorialized through a range of musical styles from rock and jazz to country.  Cassidy recently won the Olivier Award for Best Supporting Actress in a Musical for her performance as Anne in the West End premiere of & Juliet. She will soon reprise her performance when & Juliet returns to the Shaftesbury Theatre from 24th September 2021. Cassidy's theatre credits also include: Mollie Ralston in The Mousetrap (St Martin's Theatre),  Aldonza/ Dulicinea in Man of La Mancha (Coliseum), Florence in Chess (Coliseum), Carole King in Beautiful: The Carole King Musical (Aldwych), Ruth in Dessa Rose (Trafalgar Studios), Paquette in Candide (Menier Chocolate Factory), Maggie Saunders in Lend Me A Tenor (Gielgud), Kate Monster/Lucy the Slut in Avenue Q (Gielgud), standby Elphaba in Wicked (Apollo Victoria) and Susan in Tick, Tick... Boom! (Menier Chocolate Factory). In this episode, Cassidy discusses her Olivier win, why she said yes to Well-Behaved Women and her new relationship with Uber Eats... plus lots more! Well-Behaved Women is staged at Cadogan Hall on Friday 3rd September 2021. Visit www.cadoganhall.com for info and tickets.  Hosted by Andrew Tomlins. @Andrew_Tomlins Thanks for listening! Email: andrew@westendframe.co.ukVisit westendframe.co.uk for more info about our podcasts. 

Theatre producer Chuchu Nwagu (The Wiz / Amelie) co-hosts The West End Frame Show! Andrew & Chuchu discuss The Show Must Go On (Palace Theatre) & You Are Here (Southwark Playhouse) as well as the latest news about Bedknobs and Broomsticks, Well-Behaved Women, Darren Day and the Make A Difference Trust plus lots more. Chuchu's projects include Riots and Greyson Matters as well as the West End transfer of Amelie at the Criterion Theatre and the upcoming revival of The Wiz at the Hope Mill Theatre in Manchester.     Follow Chuchu on Twitter @Chuchu_Nwagu and Instagram @cnwagu. Hosted by Andrew Tomlins @Andrew_Tomlins Thanks for listening! Visit www.westendframe.co.uk to stay up-to-date with our podcasting adventures. 

My guest, Kate Clifford Larson, is my first scholar! Dr. Kate Clifford Larson is a New York Times and Wall Street Journal bestselling author of three critically acclaimed biographies including Bound for the Promised Land: Harriet Tubman, Portrait of an American Hero. A specialist in 19th and 20th century U.S. Women’s and African American History, Larson has consulted on feature film scripts – most recently Focus Features’ Harriet starring Cynthia Erivo - documentaries, museum exhibits, animation and augmented reality productions, public history initiatives, curriculum materials, tour and audio maps and guides, and numerous print and digital publications. Her award-winning consulting work includes Maryland’s Harriet Tubman Underground Railroad State and National Historical Park, the Harriet Tubman Underground Railroad Byway and All-American Road, and the Harriet Tubman Home and National Park in Auburn, NY. Dr. Larson is currently writing a biography of Civil Rights icon Fannie Lou Hamer entitled Walk With Me, due out from Oxford University Press in September 2021. Her website: http://katecliffordlarson.com/index.html   I mention Girl Trek and reference the Vanessa Garrison episode (#23)...if you haven't heard that you need to and then join Girl Trek! https://www.girltrek.org/ Roots: https://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Roots_(1977_miniseries) Which means I was 8 years old!!! Places to watch Harriet: https://www.justwatch.com/us/movie/harriet Places to watch On the Basis of Sex: https://www.justwatch.com/us/movie/on-the-basis-of-sex   Books we mentioned (and all of Kate's books) Roots: https://bookshop.org/a/8901/9780306824852 Diary of a Midwife: https://bookshop.org/books/a-midwife-s-tale-the-life-of-martha-ballard-based-on-her-diary-1785-1812/9780679733768 Kate's books including the Fannie Lou Hamer preorder: https://bookshop.org/books?keywords=kate+clifford+larsonPreorder the companion book about Fannie Lou Kate mentions that her friend Keisha Blain has coming out:https://bookshop.org/a/8901/9780807061503 Diary of Anne Frank: https://bookshop.org/a/8901/9780881035414400 Souls: https://bookshop.org/a/8901/9780593134047 In the Heart of the Sea: https://bookshop.org/a/8901/9780141001821 Alias Grace: https://bookshop.org/a/8901/9780385490443Ruth Bader Ginsberg biography: https://bookshop.org/books/ruth-bader-ginsburg-a-life/9781984897831Again I rave about Sapiens and Jesmyn Ward: https://bookshop.org/a/8901/9780062316110https://bookshop.org/books?keywords=jesmyn+wardPlenty of pics and videos of Kate on the interwebs and her website but look at this cool one of Kate with the star of Harriet Cynthia Erivo at the premier of the movie: 

Often, we overlook the power of young people to create change. Yes to Youth is a podcast series getting to know changemakers who started early and are making a real impact, in spite of and often because of their age and identity. Yes to Youth is presented by Let’s Care in collaboration with LearnServe International. Your host is Matt Scott, creator of Let's Care and longtime LearnServe volunteer. Today's episode features Emma Strother, Development Manager at LearnServe and 2010 alum of the LearnServe Fellows and Zambia programs with her venture "Community Handbells". For more on LearnServe International, visit www.learn-serve.org. For more on Let's Care, visit www.lets.care. --- Send in a voice message: https://anchor.fm/yestoyouth/message

Well-behaved women seldom make history." - Laurel Thatcher Ulrich We see females supporting each other in social groups, in business, even in the VC world. More of this!! Watch for my message to women on being bold. ▶️ Leave me a review if you like this podcast.

Lots of people are credited with coining the great phrase, “well-behaved women rarely make history.” These include Marilyn Monroe, Gloria Steinem, Eleanor Roosevelt, Anne Boleyn, and our own Aunt Ginger from the Buzzkill Institute. Given time, any powerful woman with backbone and verve will get credit for this phrase and sentiment. Listen and learn who said it first.

Oliver Twist is a comedian with a very challenging past — he was born in Rwanda as the country was being torn apart by civil war. Now he's an Australian and he's telling his story in a one-man show called Jali at Sydney's Griffin Theatre.Also, Australian composer Carmel Dean writes songs for history-makers in Well-Behaved Women, and playwright Anchuli Felicia King discusses how the Royal Shakespeare Company's digital productions are changing how we perceive theatrical space.

Oliver Twist is a comedian with a very challenging past — he was born in Rwanda as the country was being torn apart by civil war. Now he's an Australian and he's telling his story in a one-man show called Jali at Sydney's Griffin Theatre. Also, Australian composer Carmel Dean writes songs for history-makers in Well-Behaved Women, and playwright Anchuli Felicia King discusses how the Royal Shakespeare Company's digital productions are changing how we perceive theatrical space.

Oliver Twist is a comedian with a very challenging past — he was born in Rwanda as the country was being torn apart by civil war. Now he's an Australian and he's telling his story in a one-man show called Jali at Sydney's Griffin Theatre. Also, Australian composer Carmel Dean writes songs for history-makers in Well-Behaved Women, and playwright Anchuli Felicia King discusses how the Royal Shakespeare Company's digital productions are changing how we perceive theatrical space.

Oliver Twist is a comedian with a very challenging past — he was born in Rwanda as the country was being torn apart by civil war. Now he's an Australian and he's telling his story in a one-man show called Jali at Sydney's Griffin Theatre. Also, Australian composer Carmel Dean writes songs for history-makers in Well-Behaved Women, and playwright Anchuli Felicia King discusses how the Royal Shakespeare Company's digital productions are changing how we perceive theatrical space.

In honor of Women's History Month, we're asking ourselves... "What does it mean to be a woman?" For today's guest Melissa Herrera, being a woman means being resilient. Melissa is the host & creator of Mimosa Sisterhood, a women's history & lifestyle podcast dedicated to celebrating & amplifying women's voices, past and present. But don't mistake her for a historian. What started as two girlfriends in college studying feminist history who regularly ditched class to drink at the bar, has now turned into a weekly celebration of women's stories with Melissa's unique spin of "equal parts feminist and equal parts party girl"! Melissa's mission is to set the record straight about women in history by sharing captivating stories of women whose stories were either swept under the rug or completely written over. And to celebrate this month of HERstory, we asked Melissa to bring three of her favorite must-know women of history to talk about on the podcast today! In this episode, we chat about… Healing our wounds by learning other women's stories Three of her fav women in history (see below

Are you aware of the insidious and unspoken lessons you learned as a child? To thrive in the world outside the classroom, especially in these trying times, you're going to have to unlearn them. For instance (True or False): 9. The purpose of your education is your future career. And so you will be taught to be a ‘good worker'. You have to teach yourself how to be something more. --- This episode is sponsored by · Anchor: The easiest way to make a podcast. https://anchor.fm/app

This week, Kelsie and Brooke discuss how women who were well behaved rarely made history-- and then discussed how women joined the early Christian church in big numbers, and examined two women who defied the odds during early Christianity. Perpetua was a Christian martyr who gave her life for the faith before Rome adopted Christianity. Hypatia by contrast, lost her life to a Christian mob that expelled the Jews and Pagans in Alexandria. Their stories are unbelievable and show the centrality of women in history. Bibliography Alic, Margaret. “Women and technology in ancient Alexandria: Maria and Hypatia.” Women's Studies International Quarterly. Vol. 4, Iss. 3, 1981, 305-312. https://doi.org/10.1016/S0148-0685(81)96493-9. Deakin, Michael A. B. Hypatia of Alexandria: Mathematician and Martyr. New York: Prometheus, 2007. Fiorio, Soraya Field. “The Killing of Hypatia: A fight over all things visible and invisible, featuring practical magic, empire, and terrible men.” Lapham’s Quarterly. Last modified January 16, 2019. https://www.laphamsquarterly.org/roundtable/killing-hypatia. The Gnostic Society Library. “Gnostic Scriptures and Fragments: The Gospel According to Mary Magdalene.” The Gnostic Society Library, n.d. http://gnosis.org/library/marygosp.htm. Mark, Joshua J. “Hypatia of Alexandria.” Ancient History Encyclopedia. Last modified September 2, 2009. https://www.ancient.eu/Hypatia_of_Alexandria/. Miles, Rosalind. The Women’s History of the World. London, UK: Harper Collins Publishers, 1988. Musurillo, Herbert. The Acts of the Christian Marytrs. Oxford: Oxford University Press, 1972. Retrieved from https://www.pbs.org/wgbh/pages/frontline/shows/religion/maps/primary/perpetua.html. Salisbury, Joyce Ellen. "Perpetua." Encyclopædia Britannica. Last modified March 03, 2020. https://www.britannica.com/biography/Perpetua-Christian-martyr. Smith, Dinitia. “BOOKS OF THE TIMES; Discovering Magdalene the Apostle, Not the Fallen Woman” New York Times. Last modified October 25, 2003. http://www.nytimes.com/2003/10/25/books/books-of-the-times-discovering-magdalene-the-apostle-not-the-fallen-woman.html?mcubz=0. --- Support this podcast: https://anchor.fm/remedialherstory/support

As part of December's celebration of South Asian authors, I chat with Sabreet about her upcoming memoir, Generation Zero, as well as what representation means in the South Asian community, the writing process, and the model minority myth. We also talk about Well-Behaved Women by Saumya Dave, a multigenerational work of literary fiction that unpacks the lives and narratives of three women in an Indian family. It's relatable, full of heart, and made for a brilliant conversation. Check it out! Sabreet's book, Generation Zero: Reclaiming My Parents' American Dream, is out December 8! Look for it wherever you buy books. https://www.sabreetkangrajeev.com/ Follow Sabreet on instagram @sabreetkangrajeev Follow Your Favorite Book on instagram and twitter @yfbpodcast

Perth seems ‘a million miles away’ from New York City, but it frames the journey of Carmel Dean; a musical practitioner of intellectual and creative power. She has been applauded extensively in a variety of roles that include Composer, Musical Director, Arranger and Pianist.Early training in classical piano and study at The West Australian Academy of Performing Arts, confirmed an ambition harboured by Carmel. She wanted to create, write and perform music, chiefly in the genre of musical theatre.In 2001 she was awarded a Fulbright scholarship to study in the United States and subsequently graduated from NYU’s Graduate Musical Theatre Writing program.A dynamic approach to her work and an easy charm saw her triumph in a succession of creative tasks; transcribing, teaching and accompaniment, building collaborative relationships and demonstrating solid instincts. These experiences soon lead to roles in Musical Direction.As Musical Director, she has guided the Broadway productions of If/Then, Hands on a Hardbody, American Idiot and The 25th Annual Putnam County Spelling Bee. Off-Broadway credits include Everyday Rapture, Vanities and Elegies - A Song Cycle by William Finn.As Composer, Carmel’s first musical, Renascence, was produced Off-Broadway and was named Best New Musical at the 2018 Off-Broadway Alliance Awards. A song-cycle titled Well Behaved Women had its premiere performance in New York at Joe’s Pub in January, 2020.Carmel Dean is a remarkable musician and an inspiring woman. She is incredibly eloquent. We connected with Carmel remotely, to traverse her extraordinary career thus far, and obtain a fascinating insight into the construction of a Musical narrative.

Lots of people are credited with coining the great phrase, “well-behaved women rarely make history.” These include Marilyn Monroe, Gloria Steinem, Eleanor Roosevelt, Anne Boleyn, and our own Aunt Ginger from the Buzzkill Institute. Given time, any powerful woman with backbone and verve will get credit for this phrase and sentiment. Listen and learn who said it first.

Think about the most accomplished women whose careers you admire. Do you believe they could have achieved what they have in life or business if they didn't relentlessly go after their dream OR if they accepted less than they deserve? I seriously doubt it. I want to talk to you about misbehaving more. How to get out of the neat little box that's keeping you safe and small, and how to step into all your talent and glory. It's time to shake things up and I have 7 ways to help you do it.   Schedule a call to learn how the Daily Success Team to learn we can help you streamline your business: https://dailysuccessroutine.com/schedule  Mentioned in this episode: 3x3 Practice: Increase sales with consistent follow-up YNAB BetterInvesting Oprah Vision Tour Interview with Tracee Ellis Ross Black Fortunes Book Madame CJ Walker Movie

Frauen sind die treibende Kraft der Proteste gegen die Regierung im Libanon. Sie kämpfen nicht nur gegen das korrupte System, sondern auch für die Rechte von LGBTQI+, geflüchteten Menschen und Migrant*innen. Eine Audiocollage zum Weltfrauentag.

All right. The ladies of American history have been dancing on the edges of our narrative for about 200 years. I think it's about time we gave them an episode of their own. Shall we? Today's episode is all about The Women's Era or, “Well-Behaved Women Seldom Make It On This Podcast.” We're going to …

All right. The ladies of American history have been dancing on the edges of our narrative for about 200 years. I think it’s about time we gave them an episode of their own. Shall we? Today’s episode is all about The Women’s Era or, “Well-Behaved Women Seldom Make It On This Podcast.” We’re going to … The post US History Ep. 11 The Women’s Era or, “Well-Behaved Women Seldom Make It On This Podcast” appeared first on Anti-Social Studies.

Welcome to the first episode of Well Behaved Women, a podcast about bad ladies. In today's episode, we learn about the woman responsible for one of the most notorious sayings in the realm of female empowerment; Laurel. Sources for this episode are listed below:  https://juvenileinstructor.org/gem-from-local-archive-beginners-boston/ https://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Laurel_Thatcher_Ulrich#cite_note-AHA-2 https://www.historians.org/about-aha-and-membership/aha-history-and-archives/presidential-addresses/laurel-thatcher-ulrich/laurel-thatcher-ulrich-biography https://archive.is/20120803002844/http://www.hamilton.edu/news/more_news/display.cfm?id=13646

We consider Rebekah, the wife of Isaac, and what we can learn from this woman with mettle.

Gethsemane Traditional July 7, 2019

Michael C. Bailey left journalism for the same reason most newspapers have left journalism - there's no money in it! Hahaha ... actually, that's not funny. Anywhozzle. He's since embarked on a rather successful career as a novelist, with three ongoing series - Action Figures (young adult), Strongarm & Lightfoot (fantasy), and Well Behaved Women (urban fantasy) among other writing projects. All of his work can be found at innsmouthlook.com, including signed copies of his novels, so give it a look! And check out Strongarm & Lightfoot on Audible! #writing #fantasy #novel #innsmouthlook

My guest this week is Jennifer Britton - Deputy Programme Manager, ICT for Development (ICT4D) at the Caribbean Community (CARICOM) Secretariat based in GUYANA For women hoping to pursue a career in STEM, this is a must listen. With over 20 years of experience in the Information Technology field, Jennifer is presently the Regional Coordinator and lead Technical Adviser on ICT for Development (ICT4D) for CARICOM Secretariat.  Her role involves the Regional Policy formulation and oversight of implementation, technical assistance – related to ICT4D, the Digital economy and the CARICOM Single ICT space; Which involves her Initiating programmes for strengthened coordination and interaction among Member States and associated members, Regional and International Agencies with respect to ICT/ Information Society.  Listen whilst we discuss; Her motivation to enter the male dominated field of electrical engineering The importance and practice of putting self first Take chances, break some rules and ruffle some feathers The power of building a network for women Don't forget to submit your questions for “Ask Janice!” - if you have a question that you want to ask me on how to succeed in your career or life, now is your opportunity. Send me your questions via my Instagram  @iamjanicesutherland or via email at info@janicesutherland.com Connect with me    For more information about the training and consulting services offered for women who lead  including one on one executive coaching and group mentoring visit;  Web:janicesutherland.com Blog: This Woman Can Blog Facebook & Instagram: iamjanicesutherland Know someone who could use this podcast? Take a minute, and forward this email to just one other person. You’ll be doing BOTH of us a favor! Love the podcast? Want more insights? Take 3 minutes to jump into iTunes to subscribe, rate, and review the podcast #ThisWomanCan Remember if I can, you can, this woman can! Janice

In this episode of the pod, Emily and Meredith do another quick run-down of recent news about the #MeToo movement, including the latest public opinion polling data, an op-ed by a man who encourages men to own up to their sexist attitudes, and a New York Times piece about men sharing stories of actions they regret. The takeaway? Boys, share your feelings! Split a pair of headphones out of an iPod mini and talk about your emotions! Intro music courtesy of bensound.com

Emily and Meredith do a super-charged, very spastic lightning round, discussing recent stories about abortion, the #MeToo movement in ballet, and the New York Times’ great piece about young women turning 18 around the world. There are tangents to be had and some much-needed laughs after all the Kava-news. Intro music courtesy of bensound.com.

In this bonus episode of the Made it in Music podcast, Full Circle’s own Seth Mosley (Grammy/Dove Award Winning Producer) sits down with Madeline McDonald (Singer-Songwriter). As a rising artist, she is pleased to share with the world her first single, Well Behaved Women, a song empowering women over all ages to stand up and to straighten their crown. Madeline is the first country artist to be signed to our very own FCM Records. She is a rising star in the country music world and we are honored to join her along her journey. Madeline’s heart is to encourage every person to live a life of purpose and hold their head up high (know that they are worth it). Madeline McDonald is here to share her incredible story about how she made it in music, and she’s here to help you do the same. Resources:Book mentioned in this episode:The War of Art by Steven PressfieldRecord mentioned in this episode:Play On by Carrie UnderwoodFind out more about Madeline McDonald on most major social media sites:@madelinemcdonaldofficial Listen to her lead single, Well Behaved Women, here:MUSIC: https://itunes.apple.com/us/album/well-behaved-women/1428553741?i=1428554760 Spotify: https://open.spotify.com/album/70mpXlZaGRKRarEA6Nly04Find Full Circle Music on social mediaFacebookTwitterInstagramYouTubeWant to learn more about our new Song Chasers Songwriting Course? It’s an A to Z look at the songwriting process. We dive into what makes a hit, a hit. We talk about ideas for starting a song, melodies, lyrics, production, and the specific genres as well.For more information on the new course, email support@fullcirclemusic.com and make the subject line Song Chasers. Check us out at www.madeitinmusic.comSubscribe to our YouTube Page for more incredible resources just like this one, all FREE for our friends like you.As always, thanks for listening and be sure to give us a review on iTunes if you have not already done so. We appreciate your feedback! See acast.com/privacy for privacy and opt-out information.

Trigger warning: This episode of Well-Behaved Women contains detailed descriptions of sexual harassment, assault, and rape. Meredith and Emily share their stories with sexual harassment, and share a few anonymous, brave listener #WhyIDidntReport stories as well. And guess what? Even as we’re releasing this episode, we’re still really nervous about sharing our own experiences. This isn’t a fun episode, but we hope it brings you some sense of whatever it is that you need in this national moment. #BelieveSurvivors

Popcorn Talk Network proudly presents The Unproduced Table Read, a weekly Vodcast series featuring Hollywood's best unproduced pilot and movie scripts read by professional actors, accompanied exclusive writer interviews and insight! Cable news has become a staple of American media and politics, and it seems like the vitriolic and bipartisan gulf currently plaguing our country has never been more prominent. Those themes take center stage in today's feature where a conservative talk radio host learns that her daughter is a lesbian, on air. Laugh and cry with us as we read WELL BEHAVED WOMEN. Make sure to subscribe to Popcorn Talk! http://youtube.com/popcorntalknetwork HELPFUL LINKS: Website - http://popcorntalk.com Follow us on Twitter - https://twitter.com/thepopcorntalk Merch - http://shop.spread

Lots of people are credited with coining the great phrase, “well-behaved women rarely make history.” These include Marilyn Monroe, Gloria Steinem, Eleanor Roosevelt, Anne Boleyn, and our own Aunt Ginger from the Buzzkill Institute. Given time, any powerful woman with backbone and verve will get credit for this phrase and sentiment. Listen and learn who said it first.

Are there times in your life where you shrink, hide, apologize, or lie to yourself or others, because you are afraid that certain people might not “like” you? If so, are you OK with that?

Are there times in your life where you shrink, hide, apologize, or lie to yourself or others, because you are afraid that certain people might not “like” you? If so, are you OK with that?

This is a classic. I pulled this episode from the vault, back when we were on our old host site, so all the new listeners can enjoy it! I am joined by 5 lovely ladies as we crack open a few bottles of wine and air some dirty laundry! These are our confessions. We talk about so many things in this episode, everything from birth control and how hormones can totally ruin you, to anti depressants, to sex and relationships, to how womens products are marketed to make you feel horrible about yourself and all of the insecurities we have. This is a super fun episode and a great way to hear what women really think. I also wanted to put this one up because I will be doing this same idea again, but with a new group of girls. I love hearing all of the different perspectives that come with fresh faces, and I know you won't be disappointed! Really looking forward to that episode going up next weekend. Please subscribe, rate & review in the iTunes store and we're now on Stitcher Radio as well! Thanks for listening and support your local creative arts! https://www.facebook.com/pages/Moore-than-you-can-chew/285529541578690 @tiffanymthinks http://www.stitcher.com/podcast/tiffany-moore/moore-than-you-can-chew https://www.facebook.com/firesidechatpodcast @afiresidechat https://www.facebook.com/McSoss @thesoss https://www.facebook.com/ThatOldComicSmellPodcast @TOCSmell  

Ellen Byerrum says: "The women I remember in my life, as well as in my favorite books, have all been strong characters. They are louder, faster funnier. They are interesting, aggravating, fascinating, infuriating. They engage you.They are bold and brave and unforgettable. They take risks, they forge ahead while others stay put in their comfort.  How could I not write about strong women?  Simply put, strong women are more interesting.  I love the saying, "Well-behaved women don't make history." Well, strong women do make history whether they are queens, ordinary women who act in extraordinary ways, or Old West madams who fight duels with other ladies of the night. When I write about Lacey Smithsonian, my reluctant fashion-reporting sleuth, I love it when she surprises me with what she sees, and does, and says. She forces me to learn about new subjects with each book. And even better, because of her, I have met some wonderful readers and writers. She has broadened my horizons.

Ellen Byerrum says: "The women I remember in my life, as well as in my favorite books, have all been strong characters. They are louder, faster funnier. They are interesting, aggravating, fascinating, infuriating. They engage you.They are bold and brave and unforgettable. They take risks, they forge ahead while others stay put in their comfort.  How could I not write about strong women?  Simply put, strong women are more interesting.  I love the saying, "Well-behaved women don't make history." Well, strong women do make history whether they are queens, ordinary women who act in extraordinary ways, or Old West madams who fight duels with other ladies of the night. When I write about Lacey Smithsonian, my reluctant fashion-reporting sleuth, I love it when she surprises me with what she sees, and does, and says. She forces me to learn about new subjects with each book. And even better, because of her, I have met some wonderful readers and writers. She has broadened my horizons.