Women have - and do - play significant roles in shaping history, yet their stories are often never recorded in the first place or simply erased.

By answering the question "Frances who?" Dr. Eleanor Rust and

Dr. Tristra Newyear Yeager provide insights into how some women-owned businesses are also forgotten - if they were acknowledged at all.

When an intrepid cub reporter only wants to cover an interesting person for an assignment, she gets more than she wants. She gets what she needs. And fights it every step of the way.

Join food business owner turned

audio storyteller, Joan Kanner,

as she spends the day at

The Welcome Table in Ellsworth, ME.

From menu creation to meal prep, she takes us on a tour of their kitchen.

You’ll meet The Welcome Table’s volunteers and hear what’s going on

at their workstations.

THE WELCOME TABLE SERVED 4,986 MEALS IN 2025!

Of all the vegetables in all the gardens in all the world - and yes, it's a vegetable we like to treat as a fruit - perhaps rhubarb is the least understood.

So, I wanted to learn more.

Join me and my guests as they share everything from childhood memories of growing rhubarb to favorite rhubarb dishes and much more.

And yes, the title is on the nose. I turned a sauna into a sound booth for my interviews. Because magical things happen in magical places.

Recorded at Rhubarb Fest 2025