Hello and Welcome back to This day in Herstory. Today we are joined with our other sister Lauren, when we talk about The Romanov family and the daughters. We will talk about how the family is related to Queen Victoria, Empress Alex's start in Russia, and the unfortunate end to the family. Also hear Emily's description of the 1997 cartoon movie "Anastasia".

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Come along with us to France, where we explore the life of Julia Child, and the meal that changed the culinary world. We will talk about her *spy* work during World War II, her time in cooking school, and the start of "The French Chef". Also, hear about our fun Julia Child Christmas tradition.

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On a podcast far far away, two sister talk all about the legendary Carrie Fisher and her mother Debbie Reynolds. Join us as we learn about how Carrie became Leia, the struggles she overcame, and enjoy our remake of one of our favorite 30 Rock episodes.

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Hello and welcome back to "This day in Herstory"! Today (November 17th?) we are talking all about Catherine the Great, Empress of Russia. Join us as we discuss where Catherine came from, how she used her brain to gain the throne. Also we clear up a terrible rumor about our friend Cathy.

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Hello and welcome back! Today we are discussing the disappearance of Amelia Earhart, which happened on this day in 1937. Come along with as we learn about Amelia's adventures and her fateful flight around the world.

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On this day (June 20th) a young woman named Victoria became Queen of the United Kingdom. Join us (me your host and my sister Emily) talk about the childhood of Queen Victoria, learn about her family, and what was inside her coffin.

Hello everyone!

I, your host Taylor, want to introduce the new name of this podcast. You knew it before as "Muses of History" but I am changing it to "This day in Herstory".

My previous co-host is no longer able to continue with the podcast, and I am taking it in a bit of a different direction.

But we didn't want to leave our listeners high and dry so I decided just to rebrand it, so you would all know where to find me! :)

We are pleased to welcome our first guest, Janet Somerville, to end our first season. She told us all about Martha Gellhorn and the book she wrote about her:

"Yours, for probably always Martha Gellhorn's letters of love &war 1930-1949"

This emotional episode is about how Janet learned about Martha, her research efforts, and the life changing events of Martha's life and its relevance to our time.