Hi, it's Dahlia, and you're probably here because you're expecting a show today, but you're going to have to wait a couple more days, and I promise, promise, promise, it's going to be worth it.

Back in January, our team piled into a ride chair in Washington, D.C., headed to the Supreme Court.

We were kind of excited. And so, as it turns out, was Pam, our driver.

Where you're going?

We're interviewing Reese Bader Ginsburg.

What?

Oh, wow.

Oh, that is so exciting.

Now, how did you all get chosen to do it?

The truth is somebody at the magazine had a very cool idea about interviewing all of the women who

entered Harvard Law School with her. It turns out there was like a whole bunch of them and they

are kind of interesting and so we have gone through and interviewed the surviving ones, the

families of the ones who are not surviving, but it's like an amazing little like snapshot of what their lives, you know.

So is that what this story is? Yeah. I mean, it's just such a weird moment out of history, you know.

Well, Pam, thank you so. Thank you so much.

I'll be looking for the articles.

Late.

Okay. Bye-bye.

On Tuesday, July 21st, Amicus presents the class of RBG,

the stories of the women of Harvard Law School's class of 1959,

The Other Women, and Ruth Bader Ginsburg,

a two-part special audio series.

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