The People's Epic

• Our Last Episode

  Friends, we regret to say that this is our last episode for the podcast. We apologize if it seems a little emotional. We just really loved exploring this project with you all. We wish circumstances would allow us to do this forever, but as is life, things change. Just know how grateful we are for your time and your ears! We hope you learned something.  We definitely did! Thank you a million!Chris and HannahFollow us on Instagram: Space Daisy Films

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• Boudicca

  The first of her name! Boudicca was a warrior Celt. Not much is known of her but she has been described as tall, fierce and charming. She led a revolt against the Roman Empire which ignited the remaining clans (in modern U.K.) to rise up and join the cause. Now a symbol for woman's rights she remains the epitome of strength and tenacity.Follow us on Instagram: Space Daisy Films

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• Dr. B.R. Ambedkar

  As MLK was beginning the Civil Rights movement, he was met by a man from the opposite side of the world striving for the same thing. Dr. Ambedkar was a voice striving to work against the caste system in India fighting for the "Untouchables". The part of a broken system that he was born into. The work ethic is staggering and his book collection is equally impressive!Follow us on Instagram: Space Daisy Films

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• The Day Trip: Kimberly Maxwell

  Our first interview of the season is with a very precious spirit. One of Hannah's best friends, Kimberly has led such a varied life. She's an actor and financial advisor who has traveled the world and back. She is also an avid hiker with a few notable trails under her belt. This woman has accomplished a lot. Please join us as we celebrate her accomplishments! Thank you Kimberly!Follow us on Instagram: Space Daisy Films

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• The Voynich Manuscript

  We all love a good mystery and this text still remains one of the weirdest and hardest codes to crack. Dating back to the Italian Renaissance, it's origins are still up for grabs. No one knows who wrote it or what it even says! It has it's own language! How wild that we still can't figure it out!Follow us on Instagram: Space Daisy Films

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