This is a Glass Box Media Podcast.

Welcome to Human Monsters.

I'm just going to begin with an announcement.

I like to thank everybody once again for donating to the

Kickstarter campaign. I'm recording on the new microphone and it's working

wonderfully so thank you very much for that. I'd also like to ask everybody if you just do me one small favor and go to the podcast's iTunes site.

I look up on iTunes and if you could write a review that would be great.

It would be so cool.

Thank you very much.

I appreciate all your feedback and I appreciate that you listen to the show.

Thank you so much. Why do you seem so scared? All I wanted to do is play with you.

Please come and play with me. I am so lonely.

You're not afraid of the dog, are you?

Don't be afraid, fight. Come with me. I will show you where I play hide and seek. Do you want to play hide and seek?

You hide and seek. You hide and I'll find you. Oh, Lula George George Tann was born in Philadelphia, Tennessee. Her father George wanted her to become a

concert pianist and forced her to take piano lessons throughout her childhood.

She graduated from Martha Washington College with a degree in music in 1913, but music

was not her passion.

She wanted to become a lawyer. Her father didn't want her to practice law because it was not

ladylike. She took courses in social work as this was considered an acceptable vocation for women at the time. Georgia was not lady-like.

This had nothing to do with her profession. It was inborn. At variance with the southern standard of womanhood, she was big-boned and broad-shouldered.

Her demeanor was described as blunt and masculine.

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