I notice that for every description you describe each brilliant woman by her ethnic origin but you describe women of African decent as Black. Please stop this and honor these women with the same respect. Include their heritage as you do all the other women you celebrate. TY

I feel bad for everyone at WMN who works hard on this once-great podcast because iHeart has ruined it. I shouldn’t have to fast forward through 2-1/2 minutes of ads for a 5-min episode. Including the post-episode ads, the ads make up almost the same runtime as the episodes themselves now.

I've only listened to one episode so far (the one on Evelyn Irons), but that episode was disappointing. The narrative was scattered, jumping around too much, and the sound effects were distracting and annoying. On top of it all, the ads seemed to run longer than the actual show. I probably won't listen again.

This used to be a great show but now there’s more ads than actual womanica

i have listened for a long while but especially loved your having your mom! thank you for doing that.

How was the great Octavia Butler left out of a series on 31 women science fiction writers?? She was a legend!!

I recently found this podcast and am very impressed. The show provides short (roughly five minutes) episodes on a variety of women, including historical, legendary, and mythological. Although brief, episodes can provide illuminating anecdotes, such as the miracle performed by Catherine of Siena after her death involving rose petals. Highly recommended. Suggestions for future episodes: cult founder Joanna Southcott and abolitionist and pioneer Mary Ann Day Brown.

As a history teacher of middle schoolers, I am grateful for this resource! The students of all backgrounds are using this to get glimpses of their fore-mothers. Many are choosing to dig deeper into the subjects as part of their research projects. Thank you!!

Women lives matter

I’ve learned a lot and think it’s a great endeavor but almost half of every episode is ads.

I love this podcast because I learn so much.

So it’s technically the month of Easter and my birthday...Womanica highlights achievements of women in history. This is such a fun gathering, in my honest opinion. I see myself listening to "Womanica" on an Easter Sunday with a glass of wine or on my birthday while I am taking a bath, dealing with the reality of aging as a women of color-particularly.👏🏾

I listen every morning on my way to work. Perfect bite of inspiration to get me going!

Just listened to my first episode of this wonderful podcast, the one on Elizabeth Jennings. Really terrific. Can’t wait to listen to all the episodes!

I came across this podcast looking for something about Angelina Weld Grimke. I love how brief yet in depth the episode was. Looking forward to listening to more.

Finally, there is a podcast showcasing the great women in history ❤️

I love this podcast because it’s just the perfect length and really helps my understanding of how much women have truly contributed. It’s podcast perfection.

Please, use correct grammar. My HS English students want to sound mature. Cringe worthy language. Thanks, Dr. GC Interesting podcast to highlight amazing women. Thanks, Dr. GC Guest podcaster is difficult to understand. Used to enjoy your podcasts. Very educational and fun. Please make sure your guest speakers can actually speak English. Dr. GC

I was excited to hear a quick episode about Maud Gonne but there were several inaccuracies, the largest being when she referred to the IRA as the Irish Revolutionary Army. Im also disappointed that she did not even bother to learn how to pronounce Irish words in Irish. I stopped listening 5 minutes in and won’t come back for another episode.

I just found this, Where has this been all my life God bless you all

Glad I found this; love the quick-listen format (lots packed into those few minutes). Also love the monthly theme organization.

I listen to this as I am taking an afternoon nap before the kiddos get home or as I’m getting ready for bed. Super calming and a great listen!

Fantastic Podcast! Really extraordinary information, well done and the choice of women is so interesting. Cannot wait to listen to this everyday! 🙏

I listen to this podcast while I shower because it’s the perfect length of time to keep me punctual. However, as an East Tennessean I was so disappointed to hear Jenny mispronounc “Vol” (correctly pronounced with a short o) as “Vole” for an entire episode (Pat Summit episode). 😅

Enjoyable vignettes about women, some you knew going in and lots you probably didn’t. Note: The episode about Suzanne Voilquin cuts off halfway through, but Google can find you details to finish out her story :)

I just started listening to this podcast and it’s excellent. The short format makes the episodes digestible, and I love learning about women throughout history :)

It should come as no surprise that there are many, many fascinating women throughout history to learn about. THANK YOU Encyclopedia Womannica for bringing me this vital information everyday.

Love you for celebrating herstory!

Taste is hard to develop

This podcast is so great! It talks about amazing women throughout history that I haven’t learned about before!!

Thank you so much for this podcast. This has reinvigorated my love of learning and continually education, you’ve given me the courage to go back to school for something I love! I am so inspired.

I used to love this podcast but whoever has been narrating recently sounds like they couldn’t care less about the woman and like a computer is just reading a script. Will likely unsubscribe if this continues. Can’t recommend this podcast in its current form.

Thank you so much for this! Never stop! ♥️♥️

Thank you Wonder Media Network for bringing awareness to the work of countless women who have shaped the world. This podcast is informative, well-researched and produced, and I learn something new with each listen. Thank you, too, for bringing awareness to your North American listeners about activists like Berta Caceres. Using the words of Maya Angelou, she was "an extraordinary representative of the human race."

I love to listen to these in the morning so I can start my day with some inspiration. Your commitment to gender AND racial diversity and inclusion is very clear, and I appreciate being introduced me to so many women and non-gender-conforming individuals that I never learned about in my history books. Thank you for your hard work!

One of my favorite podcasts. Great format, concise and informative. I learn something new every day about strong and inspiring women from many eras and many places. Thank you!

Everyday is about a must know woman. I have learned about more about women that I do love, and I learn about women that I have never heard of.

Fascinating podcast featuring amazing women who, sometimes overlooked, were incredible pioneers that were vital to accomplishing US goals and paving the way for future Americans, economically, socially and politically. Host(s) are exceptionally smart and well-informed, delivering information in a fun, concise way. Highly recommend!

I love this podcast! Teaches me more about my favorite rebel women!😊

I learnt a lot from it. Lovely idea and I love that the episodes are short which makes it easy to listen throughout the day. I loved that she knows her material and it shows how hard she worked to perfect the content. I was amazed by the way “Al Khansaa” was pronounced and I truly appreciate when a non-Arab learns the correct pronunciation of names. Well done.

Very informative and I have learned a lot. I like the short and to the point narrative, that makes it easy to binge listen. I respectfully ask you to consider changing suicide as being described as “committing suicide” to “died by suicide”. Suicide is usually, if not always, an action by a person in despair. “Committed” is a judgmental descriptor and has illegal and immoral connotations for a tragedy that is usually the result of mental illness. As a person who had a family member die by suicide, using “committed” is painful to hear and fosters misunderstanding. Thank you for your consideration, and thank you for a great podcast! Respectfully, Jody

I wish I’d had this as a resource all through school. So thoughtfully done and imaginatively produced.

One of my common rants is that women have contributed to every part of society since the beginning of time, but our stories are minimized, forgotten or erased. I love this podcast because it highlights so many women from so many places in the world, times in history and areas of civilization. I also love it because it doesn’t just cram a few well known stories into March, but tell them all year round. Thanks for making this!!!

The latest one (Xue Susu) is especially egregious. It’s not Shu-ay, it’s Xue1. All one word. There’s no doubt in mind that these episodes are well researched but each time I hear her say “Shu-ay,” it distracts from the narrative and all I can think is “she couldn’t take five minutes to teach herself basic pinyin?”

Great podcast👌 love that most of the women they talk about and I can learn so much in just 7 minutes!!😜

I love this podcast but I would like it to be a bit longer so I can listen to it as I go to sleep.🤪

And I don’t have much more to say. Thanks for your hard work, Liz, Jenny, and friends!

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I like this podcast a lot. But they do repeat some people.

People are way to harsh in their reviews of this podcast. It’s not intended to go in depth or be grammatically perfect. There are SO MANY great women throughout history- many of whom I would never have known about without this podcast. It’s also great for the younger generation of women. A lengthy, in depth discussion would not hold hold the attention of my young daughters but this is the perfect amount of time. Thanks!