Women'S History Episodes
Women Who Wore the Uniform: Honoring Female Veterans through Photogra…
We sit down with Martina Schmidt and Julie Miller of The She Served Initiative. The Initiative was created in 2022, allowing Martina to combine her passion for photography and raising awareness for women veterans. The She Ser...
Shattering Glass Ceilings at 30,000 Feet: Wanda Joell's Legacy
Senior Master Sergeant Wanda Joell enlisted in the United States Air Force in Nov. of 1982. She made history as the first African American Woman to be selected to serve aboard Air Force One. She served a total of four …
The Road to Progress: Insights from State Representative Ruwa Romman …
Georgia State Representative Ruwa Romman was born in Jordan and is the granddaughter of Palestinian refugees. Ruwa is passionate about politics, civic engagement, interfaith dialogue, and community service. As an organizer, p...
Trailblazing Through History: The First Black County Commissioner in …
Marlene Fosque became the first black county commissioner in Gwinnett County in 2018. She joins us to talk about her historic win, her imprint on the region, and bridging communities through economic development and connectiv...
Disrupting the Status Quo: Truth Bomb Academy™ and Female Entrepreneu…
Chef Katrina is a sought-after speaker, author, and female business mentor. In 2021 she co-founded the first-ever female business education platform, Truth Bomb Academy™. Providing the back to basic female business training w...
Trailblazing Journey: The Inspiring Story of Beauty P Baldwin
Mrs. Baldwin began her career in Ellaville, Georgia, as a teacher at a segregated high school. She went on to Columbus ,Ga and taught for ten years at Hardaway High School. Baldwin then moved to Gwinnett County to teach at …