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ποΈ 12 October 2022
β±οΈ 28 minutes
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0:00.0 | Hey Mike here, I just wanted to let you know that you can listen to Dark Poutine early and |
0:04.7 | add free on Amazon Music, included with Prime. Hey it's Mike, the episode you're about to hear |
0:10.7 | is a sample of the driven by her series from the ongoing history of new music presented by Porsche |
0:17.0 | Canada. On this five episode series, host Alan Cross explores the amazing contributions. |
0:23.3 | Some of the most talented women on the planet have made to modern music. From women who made the |
0:28.3 | 90s rock to guitar heroes to the stories of some of the most talented songwriters and producers on |
0:34.3 | the planet making the biggest hit we all know the words to on the sample you're about to hear |
0:39.5 | you'll learn about more than a dozen women that have changed music forever but have been given |
0:44.4 | little to no credit. And Alan wants to fix that as he shines a spotlight on Trixie Smith, |
0:50.4 | Ma Rainey, Memphis Mini and more. You'll be surprised to find that behind the rock and roll, |
0:55.6 | the rolling stones and pink Floyd all have women to thank for their contributions to music history. |
1:02.0 | Hey have you ever heard of a woman named Rosalind Franklin? Probably not but you can draw a line |
1:07.3 | from today's COVID vaccines all the way back to her in the 1950s. She conducted some serious research |
1:14.0 | into the makeup of RNA molecules. Rosalind also did some groundbreaking research into the |
1:19.4 | structure of DNA molecules and without her Jim Watson and Francis Crick may not have discovered |
1:25.9 | how DNA was constructed. They would go on to win the Nobel Prize in 1962 but was Rosalind ever |
1:32.6 | given the credit she deserved? No. What about Grace Hopper? Does that ring any bells? |
1:39.2 | Back in the 1940s, Lieutenant Grace Hopper invented some computer programming techniques |
1:44.3 | used by the Army during World War II. This was the basis of cobalt, the computer language, |
1:50.2 | still used by business finance and administrative software today. Okay, it doesn't, doesn't help. |
1:57.0 | Okay, let's try Susan Care. You know, well she's the one who came up with the trash can icon |
2:02.7 | and the command key on Mac computers. She was integral to making the Mac operating system |
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