Badass Women in History: The Wrestling Princess and Nellie Bly, 1st Investigative Reporter

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Like and subscribe for more true crime, paranormal, and other weird $H!T Brunch and Judge: A True Crime, Paranormal, and Other Weird $H!T video podcast. It's episode 90 and we're talking Badass Women in History. First Claire judges some decor choices from her recent tour of homes and Aprile judges Netflix's new "Fall of the House of Usher." Then it's on to talk some badass women. First Claire tells us the kickass story of Khutulun Khan the Mongolian wrestling princess and warrior. Then Aprile tells the story of Nellie Bly, investigative reporter, who pretended to be insane to bring attention to the horrific treatment of patients in asylums, traveled the world in less than 80 days, and more! It's a badass week at this week's Brunch and Judge. Looking for a specific story, jump to the time you want. 22:00 The Wrestling Princess36:30 Nellie Bly Follow us on Instagram @brunchandjudge Email us your topics for our Wheel of Fate at [e-mail] Join our Facebook page @brunchandjudge Follow us on Tiktok @brunchandjudge Find us on all major podcast networks @brunchandjudge Watch us on Youtube on Brunch and Judge channel Thanks for listening! Comment, like, and subscribe to help us reach more listeners! Sources for this week's episode: Atlas Obscura - MediumHistorynaked.com National Women’s History MuseumBiography.com - Wikipedia Theme Music: Who Are You by MondayHopes