Episodes
On today’s episode we dive into the life of Mary Blair, famed watercolorist,  illustrator and creator of the art you see in some of Disney’s most beloved animated films.
Published 03/31/23
Published 03/31/23
On today’s bite-sized episode we take a brief look at the life and legacy of Marian Anderson. American Opera Singer & Musical Icon.
Published 02/27/23
Today’s historical woman? American civil rights activist, Sylvia Rivera! A transgender woman who is most remembered for her role in the Stonewall Riots of 1969. Also featuring her colleague, Marsha P. Johnson.
Published 01/31/23
On today’s episode we examine the life of Lesia Ukrainka, political activist, feminist, and one of the most celebrated Ukrainian writers of all time.
Published 01/01/23
On today’s Patreon Special episode we examine the life of First Lady Eleanor Roosevelt, American diplomat and social activist.
Published 12/01/22
This #GivingTuesday consider a donation to the What Will She Do Next Podcast, an artist-run podcast!
Published 11/28/22
Today’s episode takes us deep into Yoruba mythology, where we will discover a powerful goddess Egungun-Oya, family traditions and spirits.
Published 10/31/22
Today’s historical woman: Serena Williams. Professional American tennis player, entrepreneur, and revolutionary athlete.
Published 09/30/22
Hello historians! We are taking a short break from now until March but will be back for our favorite time of the year...Women's History Month! In the meantime check out our past episodes and be sure to follow and rate us on Apple Podcasts.
Published 01/19/22
Today’s historical woman: Michelle Kwan. Two-time Olympic medalist, five-time World Champion, and nine-time National Champion in the sport of figure skating. She is also an American diplomat.
Published 12/25/21
Today’s historical woman: Florence Nightingale. The founder of modern-day nursing.
Published 12/01/21
Broadway stars, historical women, and family-friendly showstoppers. Musical theatre writing team Bird & Mirabella present a musical podcast focused on key, decision-making moments in the lives of history's greatest women. Through interactive storytelling and Broadway-style song, What Will She Do Next? keeps children searching for an answer, while ultimately learning a lesson in perseverance. Past performers include: television and film star, Matt Lucas (The Great British Bake-off,...
Published 11/29/21
Today’s historical woman: The Sirens. Mythical creatures with marvelous singing voices.
Published 10/30/21
In collaboration with our friends at #GivingTuesday, we are thrilled to introduce a new series of episodes called #GivingTuesdaySpark: Ladies Who Lead!
Published 10/09/21
In collaboration with our friends at #GivingTuesday, we are thrilled to introduce a new series of episodes called #GivingTuesdaySpark: Ladies Who Lead!
Published 06/21/21
In collaboration with our friends at #GivingTuesday, we are thrilled to introduce a new series of episodes called #GivingTuesdaySpark: Ladies Who Lead!
Published 04/30/21
In collaboration with our friends at #GivingTuesday, we are thrilled to introduce a new series of episodes called #GivingTuesdaySpark: Ladies Who Lead!
Published 03/31/21
Today's Historical Woman: Frida Kahlo. Celebrated Mexican Artist and Feminist. Bite-Sized Biography. Perfect for bedtime & car rides! With special guest star Kimberly Castañeda. Written & Narrated by Gabrielle Mirabella. Soundtrack & Production by Ernie Bird Keep our show running by becoming a Sustaining Member! https://www.patreon.com/whatwillshedonextpodcast Or, donate at our website: https://www.whatwillshedo.com/donate
Published 03/18/21
In collaboration with our friends at #GivingTuesday, we are thrilled to introduce a new series of episodes called #GivingTuesdaySpark: Ladies Who Lead! FREE Episode Transcript available on our website: https://www.whatwillshedo.com/episodes Each month we are highlighting the incredible journey of one young woman who is currently creating positive change in her community. For more information on the #GivingTuesdaySpark program and how you can become a youth leader in your own community,...
Published 02/26/21
Today’s historical woman: Bertha Benz. The first person in history to drive an automobile over a long distance.
Published 02/04/21
Today’s historical woman: Air Marshal Padma Bandopadhyah: Medical doctor, scientist, the first woman Air Marshal in the Indian Air Force and the first to conduct research at the North Pole. Padma: Vaibu Mohan Mother: Annette Philip Soldier: Ernie Bird Written & Narrated by Gabrielle Mirabella Music & Production by Ernie Bird ---- Violin & Viola: Shaun Chen Violoncello: Caitlin Thomas Piano: John Colonna
Published 12/25/20
Today's Historical Woman: Captain Annie G. Fox. A member of the American Army Nurse Corps and the first woman to receive the Purple Heart Award. Written & Narrated by Gabrielle Mirabella Soundtrack & Audio Production by Ernie Bird
Published 12/09/20
Today’s historical woman: Congresswoman Shirley Chisholm; Teacher, Politician, the first Black Woman in Congress, and the first to run for President of the United States of America. Written & Narrated by Gabrielle Mirabella Composed & Audio Produced by Ernie Bird
Published 11/30/20
Today's Historical Woman: Victoria Woodhull. America’s first woman stockbroker, the first woman to address Congress, and the first woman to run for President of the United States. Written & Narrated by Gabrielle Mirabella Composed & Audio Produced by Ernie Bird
Published 11/11/20