Women with HIV and AIDS were largely ignored by the public, government, and medical establishment. In the late 1980s, Katrina Haslip, an AIDS activist, helped found an organization for women with HIV and AIDS in prison. She continued her advocacy outside of prison, demanding recognition and dignity for women with AIDS. The podcast also explores the role of negative messaging in the black community and the influence of the church on attitudes towards HIV.

Explore the daring women of the 1920s who defied Prohibition, operated speakeasies, and smuggled bootleg liquor. Learn about the challenges and creative solutions of Prohibition, the social dynamics and freedom of speakeasies, and the impact on women's drinking habits. Discover how women defied Prohibition, their role in the illegal alcohol trade, and the rise of Pauline Morton Sabine in the repeal movement.