Hello, hello, Mountain Glauble here. This year on Revisionist History, we're tackling more ambitious stories than ever.

From how to fix education to what Americans get completely wrong about guns, we're debating with teenagers handing out awards and hunting for the perfect medical.

Raccoon. This is, after all, a podcast about the overlooked and misunderstood.

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Miami, early 1980s, just as the drug scene was shifting from cannabis to cocaine, an era of crime, corruption, and the cartels,

motivating violent murders and controversial alliances.

My God, I'm about walking into the devil's den.

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Hey everybody, I'm Coach Bill Courtney from the Oscar-winning documentary, Undefeated.

I believe that our country's problems can never be solved by a bunch of fancy people and nice suits talking big words that nobody ever uses on CNN and Fox,

but rather buying army of normal folks us, just you and me saying, hey man, I can help.

Our podcast and army of normal folks is building up this army that I think can change this country.

And I hope you'll join us wherever you listen to podcasts.

Hey, this is Emily and this is Bridgett and you're listening to Stuff Mom Never Told You.

So one of the things that I feel like we talk about a lot on this show are things that really make me angry or upset and they don't really have a good conclusion.

True, there's a lot to bomb us out right now.

Yes, but luckily this is not one of those things. This is the story of a fight for justice and fairness and equality that ends with a very happy ending.

Victory. Victory story. What's it about Bridgett?

It is about hockey. And I know what you're thinking. You're thinking, is it the story of how a scrappy upstart hockey team beat the like villains, Allah, many ducks?

Black, I love it. We need a lady, my detox. Yeah, that would be a good.

Like, no, no, women's hockey. Call us. We'll write it. We have a hot one.

So basically this is a story of how the women's hockey league, the national women's hockey league of the United States, bought and won for pay equality.

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