Hey, 20 listeners. Over the years, you have had such an impact on what we talk about and

have really helped us shape the podcast in our own intersectional feminism. Now, we're

branching out with a book that is a love letter to the show and a call to action to keep

learning and improving. We got to work with an amazing group of people who helped us capture

the broad scope of our podcast with beautiful illustrations, activities, and a huge range of

topics along with their history and their relevance to this day. So much of what we thought

for is that stake, but we're still fighting. What was one of your favorite things that we got

to talk about Samantha? You know, I loved digging into the history and talking about the Jane

Collective was probably one of my favorite moments in this book. What about you? You know, I love

talking about the fictional women and their impact and importance on our society. I love seeing

the illustrations. I love this. If you're a fan of the podcast and want to support us,

this is a great way to do it. Available August 29th, you can pre-order Stuff Mom Never Told You,

the feminist past, present, and future, now our books are sold or get yours at stuffyoushouldreadbooks.com.

They say history is written by the victors, but you know what? They've left out a hell of a lot of

juicy stuff. Ah, we all know who invented that, right? We'll think again. Truth is, Alexander

Graham Bell stole the idea for the telephone and then claimed it is his own. We're going to

uncover the forgotten pieces of history you didn't know you needed to know. Listen to the backstory

with me, Patty Steele, twice a week on the iHeartRadio app, Apple Podcasts, or wherever you get your

podcasts. Welcome to the Good Stuff. I'm Jacob Schick, a third-generation combat marine.

And I'm his co-host and wife, Ashley Schick. We believe everyone has a story to tell,

not only about the peaks, but the valleys they've been through to get them to where they are today.

We're joined by some amazing guests who share the lessons they've learned that

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