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Female Trouble — 73 episodes

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Farewell, Female Trouble (episode 73)

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Tracy Dimond, poet and writer (episode 72)

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3

Live from Women of the World Festival (episode 71)

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4

Melanin Pop: Fashion expert Zoey Washington on all things royal wedding (episode 70)

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Heidi Daniel, Enoch Pratt Free Library CEO (episode 69)

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Britt Olsen-Ecker and Melissa Wimbish, Outcalls (episode 68)

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Karsonya ----Kaye---- Wise Whitehead, radio host, educator and #blackmommyactivist (episode 67)

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Sarah Walker, Vent Coffee Roasters founder (episode 66)

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Michelle Mendez, immigration attorney (episode 65)

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Lor Choc, rapper and singer (episode 64)

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Robbyn Lewis, Maryland state delegate (episode 63)

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12

Jessica 'Trillnatured' Hyman, DJ (episode 62)

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13

Sara Autrey, Wing Dam bassist and vocalist (episode 61)

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14

Carol Ott, Housing Policy Watch director (episode 60)

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Jasmine Norton, Urban Oyster chef and owner (episode 59)

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16

Cara Ober, BmoreArt founding editor (episode 58)

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17

Jessica Anya Blau, author (episode 57)

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18

Meagan "Ducky Dynamo" Buster, DJ and organizer (episode 56)

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19

Maria Thompson, Coppin State University president (episode 55)

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20

Jessica Henkin and Laura Wexler, Stoop Storytelling Series (episode 54)

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21

Saida Agostini and Shanti Flagg, FORCE: Upsetting Rape Culture (episode 53)

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22

Kate Wagner, McMansion Hell creator (episode 52)

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23

Wendy Osefo, political commentator and professor (episode 51)

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24

Krystal Mack, Blk // Sugar owner (episode 50)

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25

Donna Woodruff, Loyola University Maryland athletic director (episode 49)

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26

Ramona S. Diaz, filmmaker (episode 48)

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27

April Ryan, White House correspondent (episode 47)

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28

Jill P. Carter, Baltimore City Office of Civil Rights director (episode 46)

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29

Colette Shade, writer (episode 45)

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30

Ateira Griffin, Building Our Nation's Daughters founder (episode 44)

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31

Corynne Ostermann and Kim Te, Natural Velvet (episode 43)

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32

Bobbi Rush, musician (episode 42)

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33

Rebecca Alban Hoffberger, American Visionary Art Museum founder (episode 41)

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34

Caryn York, bail reform and workforce advocate (episode 40)

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35

Amie Ward, R. Bar co-beverage director (episode 39)

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36

Spencer Hall and Annie Hollis, Baltimore Abortion Fund (episode 38)

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37

Michele Tsucalas, Michele's Granola founder (episode 37)

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38

Annie Milli, Live Baltimore marketing director (episode 36)

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39

Jenn\u233\u Afiya, Balti Gurls founder (episode 35)

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40

Molly Tierney, Baltimore City Department of Social Services director (episode 34)

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41

Wanda Draper, Reginald F. Lewis Museum executive director (episode 33)

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42

Joy Postell, singer, rapper and songwriter (episode 32)

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43

Ava Pipitone, Baltimore Transgender Alliance executive director (episode 31)

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44

Diane Bell-McKoy, Associated Black Charities president (episode 30)

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45

Liz Cornish, Bikemore executive director (episode 29)

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46

Josephine Olivia, Blacksage singer (episode 28)

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47

Zainab Chaudry, activist and CAIR spokeswoman (episode 27)

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48

Kathy Westcoat, Behavioral Health System Baltimore president (episode 26)

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49

Kay Sera, burlesque performer (episode 25)

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50

Kim Schatzel, Towson University president (episode 24)

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51

April Camlin, Wume drummer (episode 23)

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52

Chelsea Gregoire, bartender and business owner (episode 22)

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53

Ericka Alston-Buck, Kids Safe Zone founder (episode 21)

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54

Neptune the Poet, poet and creator (episode 20)

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55

Cortney Jordan, Paralympic swimmer (episode 19)

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56

Martha McKenna, Democratic political media consultant (episode 18)

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57

Katrina Ford, Celebration singer (episode 17)

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58

Sonja Santelises, Baltimore City Schools CEO (episode 16)

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59

Lexie Mountain, artist and writer (episode 15)

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60

Diana Morris, OSI-Baltimore director (episode 14)

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61

Esther Collinetti, REV Cycle Studio co-owner (episode 13)

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62

Rep. Donna Edwards, congresswoman (episode 12)

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63

DJ AngelBaby, DJ and radio personality (episode 11)

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64

Deana Haggag, The Contemporary executive director (episode 10)

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65

Mary Pat Clarke, Baltimore City Councilwoman (episode 9)

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66

Amy Callner, Charm City Roller Girls co-founder (episode 8)

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67

Stacia Brown, writer and radio producer (episode 7)

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68

Ellen Lupton, graphic designer, curator and educator (episode 6)

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69

Shawna Potter, War on Women lead singer (episode 5)

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70

Leana Wen, Baltimore City Health Commissioner (episode 4)

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71

Lane Harlan, bar and restaurant owner (episode 3)

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72

Laura Lippman, author (episode 2)

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73

TT The Artist, rapper (episode 1)

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