Infinite Women

Diana Parsell, author of Eliza Scidmore: The Trailblazing Journalist Behind Washington's Cherry Trees, shares the story of the travel writer, conservationist, photographer and first female board member of National Geographic.Get the book: https://dianaparsell.com/books/eliza-scidmore/Read the transcript: https://www.infinite-women.com/wp-content/uploads/Diana-Parsell-on-Eliza-Scidmore-transcript.pdf

Kayla Branstetter, a professor of English at Crowder College, joins us to discuss her book Don’t Be an Athena and her research on narrative medicine and the ways women’s pain is often minimized or dismissed by systems meant to help them. Get the book: https://www.ozarkhollowpress.com/product-page/don-t-be-an-athenaRead the transcript: https://www.infinite-women.com/wp-content/uploads/Kayla-Branstetter-on-narrative-medicine-transcript.pdf

Engineering historian Dr. Nina C. Baker returns to tell us about inventor Margaret E. Knight.Transcript: https://www.infinite-women.com/wp-content/uploads/Nina-Baker-on-Margaret-E.-Knight-transcript-.pdf

Dr Llewellyn Negrin is an Adjunct senior researcher in the School of Creative and Performing Arts at the University of Tasmania who studies fashion as an embodied artform.She was involved in the Costume Art exhibition at The Met in New York, which will be on display through 10 January 2027: https://www.metmuseum.org/exhibitions/costume-artTranscript: https://www.infinite-women.com/wp-content/uploads/Llewellyn-Negrin-on-fashion-as-embodied-art-transcript.pdf

Dr. Georgia Munro-Cook, a research fellow in the Centre for Social and Cultural Research at Griffith University, is the author of Building the WNBA: From Dunking Divas to Political Leaders. She joins us to discuss the history, evolution and impact of the league.Transcript: https://www.infinite-women.com/wp-content/uploads/Dr-Georgia-Munro-Cook-on-the-WNBA-transcript.pdf