This edition of The 1920 Podcast features clips from the past year. Featuring Maggie Moore, Liz Elrod, Sam France, Pari & Eve, Ann Rose, and April Hirschman.

Happy New Year, and see you in 2025!

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On this episode of The 1920 Podcast, I talk with April Hirschman, author of the memoir Desire Makes Me Brave. Join us to learn more about April and the many hats she wears. Also, we talk about sex.

Visit April Hirschman's website at: AprilHirschman.com

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Writer Ann Rose joins the 1920 Podcast to discuss her book The Seemingly Impossible Love Life of Amanda Dean, a fun and thoughtful look at love in all its forms.

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Pari & Eve join me on this episode of the 1920 Podcast to talk about how crucial it is that women vote in their best interest on November 5th. Their "Women in America" posts on Instagram (@gemma_talks) are informative, scary, and underscore why we must elect Kamala Harris for POTUS. We won't go back. #womenshealth #prochoice #vote

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Everyone has those moments when you have an idea or a desire to make change in an area of your life. For some of us, though, we get bogged down in the details and can't get out of our own way. Maybe it's ADD, ADHD, or something else.

Liz Elrod is a fierce, badass who joined the Navy over a decade ago. In that time, she has pursued change from within with tremendous success.

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Maggie Moore. Earth mother. Jewelry maker. Wild woman. On this episode of the 1920 Podcast, Maggie will share her insights into creating your own talisman, creating the life you want, and living in your own joy.

Visit Maggie Moore's Website at www.maggiemoore.world

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On this episode of The 1920 Podcast, I talk with Rob Orthman, former candidate for Massachusetts State Representative and political observer. We discuss the state of the Boston City Council, Mayor Wu and our time as political aides.