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On this week's episode of "Hey Lady" we continue celebrating Black History Month! This week we wanted to highlight more women in science who helped us all soar to new heights. First up we have the woman who's calculations were instrumental in the first US spaceflights, Katherine Johnson. After we cover the first Black woman in space, Dr. Mae Jemison. If you like what you hear, be sure to subscribe so you'll never miss an episode. Come on back and we'll C U Next Tuesday!

On this week's episode of "Hey Lady", even though the Oscar's already happened, we just can't quit award season! What do you think of when you hear "Old Hollywood"? The glamour? The Drama? The Racism? First up this week, we share about Hattie McDaniel. Her role in "Gone With the Wind" earned her the first Oscar ever awarded to a Black person. Afterwards, we talk about Ana May Wong, Chinese-American movie star and fashion icon. If you like what you hear, be sure to subscribe so you never miss an episode. We'll C U Next Tuesday!

This week on "Hey Lady" were continuing mental health awareness month with the second round of "Ask a Therapist" by asking our resident therapist your questions about mental health. Strap in, because we're taking on the topics of diagnosis and medication! Our hope for everyone, is to be able to have the understanding to make educated decisions and advocate for your mental health needs. Don't forget to rate review and subscribe, we'll C U Next Tuesday!

Welcome to the inaugural episode of Hey Lady Book Club! This month Lindsay and Amanda discuss "Body of Truth" where author Harriet Brown takes the cultural and medical obsession with weightless to task. Listen to find out what your hosts think about the book, and what next month's book will be. Come back next week and we'll C U Next Tuesday!

On this week's episode of "Hey Lady" we continue to celebrate Black History Month by speaking of two amazing Black women of recent history, we're talking as recent as this past year. First up, lets talk about the captivating and brilliant poet who read her poem "The Hill We Climb" at the 2020 inauguration, Amand Gorman. Afterwards allow us to gush over a woman who has been one of the most dedicated and steadfast people in politics of all time. The woman likely responsible for roughly 800,000 new voter registrations in Georgia, Stacey Abrams. As always, don't forget to subscribe so you don't miss an episode. We'll C U Next Tuesday!