Votes for Women!

Your Most Obedient & Humble Servant has been nominated for the Women in Podcasting Awards! We would really appreciate it if you would vote for the podcast in the history category. Your Most Obedient & Humble Servant is up against some GREAT podcasts, so your support would be really meaningful! Your vote would go a long way in helping the podcast gain visibility and get these letters out into the world. 

Here's how to vote:
Step 1: Click on the link to vote by October 1, 2024 www.womenpodcasters.com/vote
Step 2: Find the History category drop-down menu and select our show from the options.
Note: There is no fee for voting, but there is a double opt-in to prevent fake traffic or votes. The person with the most votes will win the category. There is one vote per person per category.

Your Most Obedient & Humble Servant is a production of R2 Studios, part of the Roy Rosenzweig Center for History and New Media at George Mason University. 

Episode Transcript

Kathryn Gehred (00:05):
Hi everyone. It's Kathryn Gehred, host of
Your Most Obedient & HumbleServant, I have some very
exciting news to share with you.We have been nominated for a
women in podcasting award. Iwould really appreciate it if
you would take a moment to votefor Your Most Obedient & Humble
Servant in the history category,to vote head to

(00:26):
womenpodcasters.com/vote orcheck out the show notes for a
link and directions on how tovote.
But that's not all. We're busyrecording new interviews for
season four of Your MostObedient & Humble Servant, and
I'm excited to announce thisseason's theme coming this fall
is a "Season of Revolution."We're going to focus on letters

(00:50):
about and around the AmericanRevolution. We have so many
great episodes lined up that Icannot wait to share with you
while you're waiting for thenext season.
Please check out some of our R2Studios, other great podcasts,
including our latest series,Antisemitism, U.S.A., a history
over the course of 10 episodes,you'll learn about the deep,

(01:12):
complicated roots ofantisemitism in our country. I
absolutely binged the series,and in particular, I found
episodes on the early roots ofAmerican antisemitism to be
fascinating and enlightening, orcatch up on the latest episodes
of Worlds Turned Upside Down,which tells the story of the
American Revolution as atransatlantic crisis and

(01:34):
imperial civil war. My friendJim Ambuske, and former Humble
guest, is the narrator, and hedoes a great job of telling the
story from the perspective ofthe people who lived through the
revolution. If you listenclosely, you might recognize
your Humble host doing somevoice acting as well. You can
find both Worlds Turned UpsideDown and Antisemitism, U.S.A.,

(01:56):
wherever you listen to Your MostObedient & Humble Servant, and
don't forget to cast your votesfor women. Head to
womenpodcasters.com/vote, now tohelp us win, I am as ever Your
Most Obedient & Humble Servant.Thank you very much.