Hey Bo, hey Matt. Are you ready to tell the readers about the extra special episode we have coming up?

I think we have to let them in in our little surprise. Yeah, if you haven't already figured it out,

the Queen of Christmas herself.

Can't believe this.

Mariah Carey will be joining us this week.

Wow.

Readers, publicist, Katie's, and finalists tune in to maybe the most unforgettable episode of Lost Coltristas yet.

Listen to Las Coltristas on Will Farrell's Big Money Players Network on the I Heart

Radio app, Apple Podcasts or wherever you get your podcasts. Hello from Wonder Media Network, I'm Jenny Kaplan and this is Womannica. This episode is brought to you by the

CBS original Elsbeth. Every Saturday this month we're focusing on different

women who've achieved remarkable success and influence in their respective fields

by upholding unique points of view and being exemplary leaders while remaining true to themselves.

Today we're telling the story of a woman who broke barriers with her persistence and

intelligence. Her calculations helped us better understand and explore the

great unknown. For many years her contributions were obscured by racial discrimination and

sexism, but more recently her legacy has come to light. Let's talk about Dorothy

Vaughn.

Dorothy was born in Kansas City, Missouri in 1910. From an early age, it was clear that she was whipped smart.

In fact, after Dorothy graduated from high school, she got a full tuition scholarship to attend Wilberforce University in Ohio.

She earned a Bachelor of Science degree. A few years later, she married her husband Howard Bond Jr.

For the next decade, Dorothy split her time between taking care of her family and teaching math at a local high school in Virginia.

After her teaching gig, she picked up and moved. local high school in Virginia.

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