

SMNTY Classics: The Women of Wildland Firefighting
When it comes to fighting wildfires, women have historically faced a lot of obstacles. In this classic, we uncover the often overlooked history of women doing this difficult work, the progress that's been made, and the work that still needs to be done.

Happy Hour #218: A New (?) Hope
Star Wars Day is upon us once again! We talk about some recent news from a galaxy far, far away and holding on to hope.

Straightwashing and Placement Theory
Straightwashing has a long history and according to some, has gotten worse in recent years. Anney and Samantha navigate the history off straightwashing and chat about a related topic, placement theory.

Activists Around the World: Sylvia Earle
Anney and Samantha dive into the numerous accomplishments of marine biologist and explorer Sylvia Earle.

SMNTY Classics: Man v. Bear
Would you rather be stuck in the woods with a man or a bear? This hypothetical question went viral and exposed so much more. We discuss in this classic episode.

SMNTY Classics: The Gendering of Weed
With the decriminalization and commercialization of weed in some of the US, we've seen some very troubling marketing towards women (and blatant ignorance of the past). Friend of the show Joey stops by to go over the history, the issues and the positive potential of cannabis in this classic episode.

Female Firsts: Emma Nakuina
Yves delves into the rich and varied story of Emma Nakuina, often known as the first woman judge in Hawaii.

Happy Hour #217: A SMNTY Update
Samantha breaks down on how her experience teaching is going, and SMNTY shares an exciting update.

The Legend of Deborah
The Bible's Deborah has a much-debated legacy. A Judge, a prophetess, and a warrior, her story is both lauded and condemned. We shine a light on her story.

Fictional Women Around the World: April O'Neil
SMNTY reports on April O'Neil, and her role as a bridge between humanity and teenage mutant ninja turtles.