Add Men and Stir Pod

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  • three gals discussing women and gender in history! season 1 "bodies of water: gender, health, and healing in the atlantic world" and season 2 "queens of crime" now available!
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  • Season 3 Preview!
    Jun 21 2021
    A few brief announcements about our third season and our new platforms! If you have a suggestion for women to talk about next season, send us a DM on social media or email us at addmenandstir@gmail.com!
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    2 mins
  • Episode 12: Innocent or Guilty?
    May 5 2021
    In this episode we each present to you one or two women who we believe were falsely accused of a crime and explain why we think they are or were they actually innocent. We cover a pretty wide range of time periods today from 1672 through the modern day. The women we will cover today are Ann Schmieg, Josefa “Chipita” Rodriguez, Mattie Crawford, and Cyntoia Brown.
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    48 mins
  • Episode 11: Cult Crimes: NXIVM and Sex Trafficking
    Apr 15 2021
    In this episode we discuss the infamous group NXIVM. The focus of our episode is about the lives of people and mainly women who were a part of NXIVM. Our discussion today is based on research from the New York Times and the fantastic podcast “Uncover” by CBC Podcasts. Season One of Uncover is entitled “Escaping NXIVM” and CBC Documentarian Josh Bloch, investigates and follows a high-level member, Sarah Edmondson, and how she found out she was branded with Keith Raniere’s initials, which led her to escape from the self-help group, NXIVM.
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    51 mins

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