Called the prison angel, I knew I had to find out more about this wealthy Californian woman who lived as a nun in one of Mexico's poorest jails. so, who was Antonia? A devoted mother, a housewife, and a religious sister. Let's find out!seldommake

A beloved Disney classic, a long misconstrued story, a tragic tale or D all of the above? Today we will discuss the life and times of Pocahontas. How she was a symbol of peace and the unknown and tragic sequences that lead to her young life being cut short. I hope you enjoy her story!seldommake

The first of the first, and an important figure in her own right. The one and only Martha Washington, a true patriot and an incredible figure, although often shadowed by her husband. Martha's story is look at just how important these hidden figures are. I hope you enjoy her story!seldommake

Letter writing, smart, and loyal Franklin. Oh wait, which Franklin? The forgotten one, Jane Franklin, a loving mother and loyal sister to her older brother Benjamin Franklin. Erased and hidden from history, with only a few remaining of the three decades worth of letters between them. Who was Jane Franklin? Let's find out!…

A beloved and tragic tale of love and loss. Told by writers and poets for centuries. But who was Ines? a victim of a king? A corpse queen? Let's find outseldommake

Hello everyone! What does the story of Luthien and Beren have in common? Edith Tolkien. Who was this modern day muse? Let's find out!seldommake

Celtic to Slavic mythology, two goddesses with one theme in common; winter. I hope you guys enjoy!seldommake

another brief, but lovely story on a lovely lady! our lady of the snows, is a title of the Virgin Mary and it's a lovely winter like story. Perfect for the countdown till Christmas Eve!seldommake

A little bonus! As a kickoff to Christmas and the winter time, I decided to discuss a couple women from folklore, myths, and religion.seldommake

Adele Hugo writer, composer, lovesick? Let's find out!seldommake

The wife of a beloved author, an author in her own right. Yet we don't remember this Dickens when we hear that name do we?seldommake