Hey, this is Annie, and Samantha, and we're the host of Stuff Mom Never Told You, a podcast

about intersectional feminism and all the ways it impacts all of us, and now we're coming

out with an audiobook with amazing soundscapes that takes an even deeper look at some of

the topics important to us.

We take into the impact of events like the Battle of the Sexes and the Pantsuit Revolution,

we discuss the people supporting movements like civil rights, the Jane Collective Disability

Rights, and LGBTQ plus rights, order a Eurocopy of Stuff Mom Never Told You.

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I always had to be so good no one could ignore me, carve my path with data and drive, but

some people only see who I am on paper.

The paper ceiling, the limitations from degree screens to stereotypes that are holding

back over 70 million stars, workers skilled through alternative routes, rather than a bachelor's

degree, is time for skills to speak for themselves.

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In the cozy village of nothing much, we're soothing stories help you drift to sleep.

We are preparing for the event of the season.

This September, wedding bells will ring out at the end by the lake.

The baker has been testing cake recipes.

The innkeeper is decorating the ballroom upon the second floor, and the invitations are

being delivered into mailboxes throughout the village.

We're invited to listen to nothing much happens, bedtime stories to help you sleep.

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