

439 - Snap Of A Bat
Aug 1, 2024
This time, Karen and Georgia welcome the fascinating Madame Restell, a 19th-century abortionist who navigated the perilous waters of women's reproductive rights. They dive deep into Restell's life, exploring her controversial practices and the societal backlash she faced. The discussion highlights the historical context of women's autonomy and the moral complexities surrounding her work. It's a thought-provoking look at resilience, personal freedoms, and the ongoing struggle for reproductive rights in both past and present.
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Intro
00:00 • 1min
Weekend Whims and Quirks
01:29 • 7min
Nostalgia and New Beginnings
08:09 • 9min
Madam Moristel: A Struggle for Survival
17:32 • 21min
Resilience in Adversity: The Madame Verstell Story
39:00 • 6min
Madame Ristel: A Pioneer in Abortion Rights
44:52 • 20min
Defending Personal Freedoms Against Religious Interference
01:05:04 • 2min
The Value of Support: Volunteering and Community Engagement
01:07:00 • 3min