Hello and welcome to Geek History lesson. I'm Jason Inman. I'm Ashley

Victoria Robinson. Welcome to your Mind University because you have assembled

onto the podcast for one Canadian comic book writer and one TV writer from Kansas who has a prop and is not going to show it to us.

Oh, I do have a prop.

Hey!

You're really going to enjoy seeing the Geek History lesson coffee mug, but we teach you character history in a little bit less than an hour except today

We have an amazing real-life Amazonian real life super person.

Cryptonian TV producer and writer, comic book writer known for Shera,

Princess of Power, Amazon's attack.

You gotta say it like that because there's an exclamation point and being the head writer and producer and all around amazing boss person for my adventures with Superman please put your hands together wherever you're listening to this podcast and welcome Josie Campbell technically

back to Geek History lesson but officially for the first time hi Josie it's her it's her

first solo episode that's right because we believe she has the strength and the power to carry it on our own because

I was a very energetic opening so I hope to match it yeah well we definitely will and

we're gonna throw you in the deep end on the first question here because we always like to ask our guess, you know, this is a podcast called Geek History lesson.

And so if you had to talk about one topic off the top of your head, give your own Geek History lesson for about 30 minutes, what would it be about?

So this is going to sound like I prepared it, but I didn't.

In college, my thesis that I wrote was about the role of women in comics

and how that because comic books are a weekly format

that and like then became bi-weekly or monthly,

it is a better representation of exactly

a snapshot of time of how America saw women than any other form of media.

So if I had to do 30 minutes,

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