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March is coming to a close! Auntie Jo Jo has two stories left to share. This story is about Maya Angelou. She is most famous for her book "I Know Why The Caged Bird Sings". She accomplished so much in...

25 Maalis 20219min

Join me this episode to hear about Eva M. Clayton. She was the first Africa-American woman to be elected to congress. She starter her term in 1992 as part of the 102nd Congress and went on to serve ad...

23 Maalis 202114min

Auntie Jo Jo will be sharing a story about Elizabeth Lawrence, the first women to recieve a BS in Lanscape Architecture from NCSU. Elizabeth spent many years expressing her creativity through gardenin...

18 Maalis 20218min

This episode, Auntie Jo Jo will be sharing a story about Cornelia Phillips Spencer. Cornelia was instrumental in the reopening of the University of North Carolina at Chapel Hill's reopening after the ...

16 Maalis 20216min

Auntie Jo Jo is excited to share this story with you! Christina Koch is a North Carolina woman making history. Visit NASA's website to get more information about all the women involved with NASA. Don...

11 Maalis 20216min

You can now leave Auntie Jo Jo a voice message! You can visit the main page and select the message button or you can find the message button on this epsiode. Create an Anchor account and send me a mes...

10 Maalis 20211min

Tiny Broadwick was the first woman to parachute from a plane. She worked long, hard hours at the cotton mill in Henderson, North Carolina. She dreamed of something more and found it at the North Carol...

9 Maalis 20212min

This episode, Auntie Jo Jo tells the story of Gertrude Weil and her fight for the right for women to vote. Gertrude Weil is from Goldsboro and was active in the Women's Suffrage Movement. She help man...

4 Maalis 20215min