• EP 2: You Come On Too Strong... For a Woman

  • Jun 22 2022
  • Length: 38 mins
  • Podcast

EP 2: You Come On Too Strong... For a Woman

  • Summary

  • Leigh goes to the Schlesinger Library to search through Great Aunt Bunny’s papers and finds an unpublished oral history, the origin story of Title IX. 

    Jodie Foster, as Bunny, brings us into the story of how she found the footnote that would become the legal basis for Title IX – and how she used it to start taking on the most powerful universities in the nation.

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    Feminist Files is written and produced by Leigh Fondakowski and Sarah Lambert

    Featuring the Feminist Files Ensemble:

    Jodie Foster as Dr. Bernice “Bunny” Sandler

    Samira Wiley as Pauli Murray

    Amy Hill as Representative Patsy Takemoto Mink

    Mercedes Hererro as Ruth Bader Ginsberg, Edith Green, Alice Paul, Phyllis Schlafly, and ensemble parts

    Margo Hall as Commissioner Frankie Freeman and ensemble parts

    Chris Rickett as Vincent Macaluso and ensemble parts

    Victoria Libertore as Ann Scott

    Christina Sajous as Shirley Chisholm

    And Alex Grubbs, Jules Latimer, Ronald Peet, RyanNicole in ensemble parts

    Associate producers: Margo Hall, Victoria Libertore, and Diana Park

    Executive producers: Stacey Book, Dominique Ferrari, Avi Glijansky, and Rora Brodwin

    Original Music and Sound Design by: Gary Grundei

    Theme music created by: Gary Grundei with vocals by Silversmith

    Sound Engineering by: Julian Kwasneski

    Additional Engineering by: Donovan Dorrance

    Special Thanks to: Wendy Mink, Julia Lamber, Jean Robinson, The Scheslinger Library and its staff, Shari Hoffman, Charlotte Sheedy, and the estate of Pauli Murray.

    For more visit frequencymachine.com/feministfiles

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