
A feminist women's history comedy podcast. We look at history through a feminist lens, focusing on the women often removed from the narrative.
| Publishes | Twice weekly | Episodes | 294 | Founded | 6 years ago |
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| Number of Listeners | Category | History | |||

We're in our Regency Era and just finished Mary Shelley Month, and Claire Clairmont REFUSES TO BE IGNORED. We're revisiting the story of this iconic woman, whose story feels even more meaningful now that we've learned about her (kind of) stepmother M... more
Ever since the novel was invented, women have used it as a platform for sharing ideas about sexual consent. In her new book Courting Disaster: Reading Between the Lines of the Regency Novel, Dr. Zoë McGee reveals how Jane Austen and other women write... more
It's (American) Thanksgiving, so here's a special American History episode! In this, you can hear my discussion with Dr. Jane Kamensky, President and CEO of Monticello/The Thomas Jefferson Foundation.
We talk about how Monticello strives to continua... more
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The Ladies of Llangollen, Eleanor Butler and Sarah Ponsonby, were Regency-era Irish women who ran off to Northern Wales to live their cottagecore lesbian domestic dream.
To discuss their adventurous yout... more
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Was listening to the July 9th episode and this creature thinks it was good a political figure was assassinated in the French Revolution because she does not like his ideology. I am beyond disgusted and the constant insults at American Republicans is ridiculous. This is the type of claptrap that incites violence because it tells other lower functioning individuals that prescribe to this way of thinking that violence is acceptable. Well it isn’t. I have lost any respect had for this podcaster and ... more
I was a history major; 3.94 GPA at the end of my college career; Olivet College 2007–teaching degree.
I know how to research. I know how to write. I wish this podcast had been around during my college years! This woman completely understands her subjects and makes them current. I know many of these topics inside out and backward, but using trends and current language to bring everyone to life is brilliant. (I did this, too, during my teaching era.)
I am thoroughly impressed by the quality of ... more
I did enjoy this podcast I listened to the Mary Queen Of Scot series the story’s are very good and told in a very non boring way ( other history podcasts are extremely boring) But I did find it very biased. I know it’s a feminist podcast. But I feel there is more emphasis on hating men than just telling the story. Personally I prefer to just hear the facts and make up my own mind.
I wanted to like this podcast, but the amateur presentation makes it hard to listen. The constant use of ‘like’ and ‘basically’ in nearly every sentence is incredibly distracting. The host is clearly passionate about history, but the delivery doesn’t work for anyone over the age of 12.
Love this podcast. The host is informative, funny and knowledgeable. She covers a wide range of time periods and brings in interesting guests. I’ve learned a lot and it’s also entertaining! I don’t miss an episode!
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In recent discussions, various episodes highlight how women's experiences in history, especially during the Regency Era, have often been overlooked or misrepresented. Central themes include the exploration of consent in literature, the ties between British heiresses and the slave trade, as well as discussions on significant figures like Jane Austen and Mary Wollstonecraft. The show approaches these subjects with a comedic yet educational tone, combining humor with serious historical insights to engage listeners and present feminist perspectives on traditional narratives. Noteworthy is its appeal to a broad audience through a blend of entertainment and education, making it an accessible resource for those interested in learning more about wo... more
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Recent guests on Vulgar History: Regency Era include:
1. Zoë McGee
2. Dr. Jane Kamensky
3. Katie Charlwood
4. Dr. Miranda Kaufmann
5. Dr. Paula Byrne
6. Emily Edwards
7. Claire Fitzpatrick
8. Allison Rushby
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