Join me to hear about the identical twins who helped America solve their relationship problems... while dealing with their own competitive sisterhood.

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We are celebrating stories about amazing SISTERS in HISTORY this month, and I'm joined today by my sister, Amber. Tune in to hear us tell you about the art-loving Cone sisters... and how important it is to love art that moves you. (Even if the world tell you that your taste is weird!)

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Join me today to hear about the Seven Sutherland Sisters... who traveled the country singing and showing off their amazing hair.

How long is YOUR hair?

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Nicknamed "Firebelle Lil" because of her love for all things firefighter, Lillie Hitchcock Coit was eccentric... she smoked cigars, wore trousers, and was an avid gambler.

She also LOVED San Francisco... so much that her estate was left to the city that she loved. Doesn't it make sense that the Women's Pro Baseball League would name their San Francisco team after this amazing women??

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Join me this week to hear about Lizzie Murphy. The novelty of a girl baseball player drew the crowds... but her natural athletic ability made the crowds love her. She was the first woman to play a game with major league ball players.... and she is the namesake of the Los Angeles Queens today.

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If you've been following the launch of the Women's Professional Baseball League, you may have noticed that the four teams are named after amazing women in history. This month, we're telling their stories (insert Law & Order "bum bum" here).

Let's begin with the woman who spent her whole life hunting for something far more important than a championship trophy. She hunted for fairness, opportunity, knowledge, and a place in a profession that the world insisted she didn't belong.

Harriot Hunt reminds us to never stop pushing.

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Eighty-five years ago, when men went off to fight in World War II, women took on jobs that were typically "men's jobs." That included playing baseball.