Episode 63: Toxic Dish
It's all the toxicity you love to hate ...but less. This Dish, we're talking Women's History Month —it's time to remind yourself and others that women actually have done important things in history, politics, culture and the arts. We did stuff, ladies! Visit toxicthepodcast.com to see a list of children's books we love that celebrate women in history (for those little feminists in your life).
We also talk Andrew Tate, again, unfortunately. And Amanda talks being trapped in a real-life Twister reenactment when she traveled to Texas last week to meet some stellar domestic violence peeps, part of One Safe Place and The Alliance for Hope. Luckily, no flying cows were spotted.
Our apologies for a few recording snafus where the audio was delayed and we talk over each other. #alwaysprofessional
RESOURCES FROM THIS EPISODE
One Safe Place
in Fort Worth, Texas
Hope Rising, How the Science of Hope Can Change Your Life
by Casey Gwinn and Chan Hellman
Picture Books Perfect for Women’s History Month
Malala’s Magic Pencil | Herstory | Little Leaders
A is for Awesome | Fantastically Great Women Who Changed the World
Good Night Stories for Rebel Girls | Women Who Dared | Women in Art | I am Jazz