Improbably Effective Holocaust Rescuers
There are many amazing, heroic stories of people who risked everything to protect Jews and other people at risk before and during the holocaust. A few turned to particularly ingenious, unexpected or d...
11 Marras 201321min
Audre Lorde Pt. 2
In addition to being a poet, Audre was a teacher, speaker, wife and mother, and become an influential presence in the feminist movement. She also wrote candidly about her battle with cancer in her gro...
6 Marras 201333min
Audre Lorde Pt. 1
Audre Lorde called herself a "black feminist lesbian mother poet warrior," but for a lot of people, she's best known for the "poet" part. She was way ahead of her time on a lot of social fronts, inclu...
4 Marras 201326min
Sophie Blanchard and Balloonomania
From timid girl to trailblazer, Sophie Blanchard became famous in the early 1800s as the first woman to become a career balloonist. Learn more about your ad-choices at https://www.iheartpodcastnetwor...
30 Loka 201325min
Encephalitis Lethargica
From 1916 to about 1927, a strange epidemic spread around the world. It caused unusual symptoms, from drastic behavior changes to a deep, prolonged sleep that could last for months. Between 20 and 40 ...
28 Loka 201329min
Building Disneyland's Haunted Mansion, Pt. 2
The second installment in the story of the Haunted Mansion going from concept to fully-realized theme park attraction covers the reboot the team went through after the World's Fair and the loss of the...
23 Loka 201336min
Building Disneyland's Haunted Mansion, Pt. 1
One of the most iconic Disney park attractions -- the Haunted Mansion -- had a development process that was anything but smooth. Budget and scheduling issues and creative differences dogged the projec...
21 Loka 201327min
Elsa Lanchester: Becoming the Bride Pt. 2
After her unconventional upbringing, Elsa's career as a performer began to take off in the late 1920s, around the same time she met her husband. But the role that would define her image came in 1935. ...
16 Loka 201329min
