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You know why welcome to the club. Gaspacho, please. Oh my god

He believes that it's a woman's right. It's a woman's body and it's her choice. The Betcha's sub podcast

Hello everyone, it's Amanda. I hope you're enjoying your July 4th weekend

Despite our country's conflicting messages on how much freedom we actually have

If you're a daily sub listener, you may have already heard the episode

We're publishing in today's feed, but we thought it was worth publishing again for you to hear in case you missed it or if you're a new listener

So in May after the Supreme Court's draft decision on Roe leaked

We sat down with two women named Eileen Smith and Diane Stevens

They worked to provide abortion access for women in Chicago when the procedure was illegal prior to the Supreme Court's decision on Roe

They know what this world looks like. We talked to them about how the world of illegal abortion will look different in

2022 than it did in 1972 and how it will look eerily at the same

There are also the subjects of the documentary the James on HBO

We also got an opportunity to talk to the filmmakers in this interview

And I really urge you to watch that. We'll be back with daily episodes tomorrow

Hello, I'm Amanda Duperman. Welcome to the budget sub podcast where C span meets the group chat

Tell you process and laugh at the biggest topics and US news and politics

Today, I'm so thrilled to be here with an incredible group of women

I am here with TLS and Emma Pildes Eileen Smith and Diane Stevens

They are the filmmakers and the subject of the James a documentary premiering on HBO Max

That tells the story of a group of Chicago women who helped others navigate the illegal abortion world by providing counseling information financial assistance and abortion services to an estimated

11,000 women in the late 1960s and early 1970s. I am really like starstruck right now because after watching the documentary

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