Episode 82 | Classic Art With a Feminist Tarantino Flair

Sometimes we learn about someone so delightfully unhinged it makes Angie think that Theresa is the modern incarnation of that human. Today, Angie shares the story of Theodore Roosevelt's daughter, Alice Lee Roosevelt Longworth. And listeners, you'll have to tell us if she and Theresa are the person. 

Theresa turns around and shares the story of Elisabetta Sirani, an Italian Baroque painter during the 1600s who created some fantastically violent paintings.

This episode pairs well with: 
Julie d'Aubigny – the sword-fighting badass 
The craziness that is the Voynich Manuscript