Petticoat Revolution

Weekly history podcast on cultural moments and scandals from the past AI summary

Daphne Woolsoncroft, Charlotte Long Visit website › History · EN · 9 episodes · latest 2026-11-11 · explicit

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Petticoat Revolution is a weekly history podcast hosted by twin sisters Charlotte Long and Daphne Woolsoncroft. It's where history meets girl talk! Every week we uncover the people, scandals, and wild moments from history that still shape culture today. Come for the yearning, stay for the learning.

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Gladiator Girls: The Real Hunger Games of Ancient Rome E

2026-11-11 · 40 min · Episode 8

What if The Hunger Games was real? Well, it sort of was … 2,000 years ago. Long before Katniss Everdeen, women fought as gladiators in Ancient Rome, battling in front of roaring crowds while wealthy socialites swooned…
Time Slip at Versailles: Two Women, One Mystery E

2026-11-04 · 54 min · Episode 7

What if you took a stroll through Versailles and accidentally walked straight into the 1700s? Well in 1901, two very proper English academics claimed they experienced a bizarre time slip in the gardens of Versailles,…
Salem Witch Trials: The First Indigenous Woman Accused of Witchcraft E

2026-10-28 · 52 min · Episode 6

In 1692 Salem, Massachusetts, being branded a witch could cost you your life. The woman at the center of the hysteria was an enslaved Indigenous woman with almost no power to defend herself. Meet Tituba, whose…
Anais Nin: The Godmother of Smut E

2026-10-21 · 57 min · Episode 5

Long before Fifty Shades of Grey, Anaïs Nin was putting female desire, forbidden fantasies, and scandalous secrets onto the page. From a steamy affair with Henry Miller to two secret husbands and a shocking family…
Mary Shelley: Women Who Make Monsters (ft Diablo Cody) E

2026-10-14 · 1 hr 0 min · Episode 4

What happens when an eighteen-year-old girl invents one of the most iconic monsters in literary history? On this episode of Petticoat Revolution, we dive into the scandalous, tragic, and wildly fascinating life of Mary…
Gloria Steinem: The It Girl Behind a War on Women E

2026-10-07 · 43 min · Episode 3

Before the aviators and the feminist icon status, Gloria Steinem was a young woman determined to build a life on her own terms. From going undercover as a playboy bunny to going through her own illegal abortion, her…
Jane Austen: The Original Lady of Yearning E

2026-09-30 · 48 min · Episode 2

Jane Austen never got the sweeping love story that she wrote so beautifully about, but her own experiences with love, money, marriage, and heartbreak shaped some of the greatest romances in literary history. From her…
Mary Toups: The Real Witch Queen of New Orleans ft. Emma Roberts E

2026-09-23 · 52 min · Episode 1

Welcome to Petticoat Revolution! On our first episode, we meet Mary Toups, the mysterious “Witch Queen of New Orleans” whose life, occult shop, and unexplained death have made her a legend of the city. Daphne,…
Introducing Petticoat Revolution E

2026-09-21 · 1 min

Petticoat Revolution is a weekly history podcast hosted by twin sisters Charlotte Long and Daphne Woolsoncroft. It's where history meets girl talk! Every week we uncover the people, scandals, and wild moments from…

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Owner: Unwell
Oldest episode in feed: 09/2026
Typical length: 34 min
Format: Episodic Newest first, episodes stand alone

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