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Hey, went next listeners.

Since it's the Juneteenth holiday, I have something a little bit

special for you.

One of my favorite sleep podcasts, the narrative history show Slow Burn, has got a new season

out and it could not be more timely.

It's about the years leading up to the landmark Supreme Court decision, Roe v Wade, the one

that legalized abortion in the US.

As you've probably heard, if you listen to this show, the current Supreme Court is expected

to reverse that ruling any day now.

In Slow Burn, host Susan Matthews tells the forgotten story of how the US got abortion

rights in the first place.

So here about the first woman ever convicted of manslaughter for getting an abortion,

and the unlikely Catholic power couple who sparked the pro-life movement.

Today, I'm sharing a different episode about the fight for abortion rights in Connecticut.

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