Breaking the news: women in journalism

Welcome to Time Tellers, where we journey through the compelling history of women in journalism. In this episode, we explore how these trailblazing women broke through the male-dominated profession to tell the stories that shaped the world. From Nellie Bly's daring undercover investigations to Ida B. Wells’ fearless reporting on racial injustice, the impact of these pioneering journalists is undeniable.

Get inspired by the stories of women who refused to be sidelined by societal norms, like Sara Emma Edmonds and Dorothy Lawrence, and how their courage paved the way for future generations. Discover how Eleanor Roosevelt revolutionized female journalists' access to political power, and see how modern reporters like Christiane Amanpour continue to break boundaries in war reporting.

As we celebrate their achievements, remember that while progress has been made, the fight for equality in journalism is ongoing. Tune in for a narrative that promises to engage and enlighten, echoing the voices of courageous women who have reshaped the world of reportage.