
The show that proves every woman has a place
| Publishes | Twice monthly | Episodes | 20 | Founded | 9 years ago |
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| Category | Arts | ||||

In this episode we talk to Mallory O’Meara – horror screenwriter, producer and the author of The Lady from the Black Lagoon. Join us as we discuss the book which features the story of Milicent Patrick, the creator of Gill-man from the film Creature f... more
Posey was dubbed by Time Magazine as the “Queen of Indies” after starring in such cult hits as Dazed and Confused, Party Girl and The House of Yes. She later played unforgettable improvisational roles in Christopher Guest mockumentaries, including Wa... more
Han exists primarily as the one-human show Handsome Devils Puppets. A self taught sculptor and puppeteer, touring storyteller and songwriter, her creative journey is about much more than creating art, it is a means of self-expression. “I started maki... more
Palmer is a singer, songwriter, musician, author and performance artist with an experimental bent. Beginning her career as one half of the beloved “Brechtian punk cabaret” duo Dresden Dolls, she embarked on a solo career in 2007 releasing acclaimed s... more
Audio quality is touch and go. I’m also not sure how you mispronounce caitlin doughty’s name given how well-known she is. There’s some work to be done here in terms of production and attention to detail.
This podcast is weird and off
Excellent concept for a podcast and wonderfully done. Brilliant! Conversational interviews with Amanda Palmer, Mallory O’Meara, and Lydia Lunch alone are worth the price of admission :) now discovering all the back episodes, such a great discovery. Highly recommended.
I was thrilled to find this and was maybe 8 episodes in when I had to tap out. I wish there was less redundancy, so many of the stories are so similar. It’s clear they are failing to highlight what makes each of these women truly unique. I also wish maybe some were more in story telling form with a sparser use of guests.
The initial peeve I formed with this show was audio though. I feel like they have enough seasons in to have 1) balanced the volume of their intro and dialogue 2) gotten rid of... more
This show is amazing, inspiring and wonderful! As a fellow strange and unusual woman, these interviews are so relatable. It helps us all know that the morbid ladies of the world are not alone!
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Apple Podcasts | #189 |
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