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“Let’s not judge. Let’s draw inspiration from each other’s stories – successes and failures – and realize we’re all connected. ” – Cory Booker This hour is filled with music inspired by women. These w...
03.21.2026 Wcny.org
The Medieval Womb: Hildegard of Bingen’s Views on the Female Reproductive Body (Arc Humanities Press, 2025)" title="Review of Minji Lee, The Medieval Womb : Hildegard of Bingen’s Views on the Female R...
03.18.2026 Nursingclio.org
I am harvesting a handful of gorgeous fresh microgreens today, snipping a few immature brassica plants less than two weeks after densely sowing seeds onto a tray of shallow soil set near a south-facin...
03.19.2026 Anabaptistworld.org
In the Middle Ages, birthing women and hopeful mothers were not honoring their saints purely out of religious duty. Like the appeals made by women during the antiquity to midwife goddesses, prayer and...
03.18.2026 Lithub.com
In the later Middle Ages, Iceland was known across northern Europe for its fish. Yet another resource—less visible, more volatile, and arguably just as important—helped tie the island into wider economic and political networks. Sulphur, drawn from Iceland’s volcanic landscape, became a key commodity that connected the North Atlantic to warfare, medicine, and industry. In her article, “The Sulphur Trade of Iceland from the Viking Age to the End of the Hanseatic Period, ” Natascha Mehler explores ...
03.22.2026 Medievalists.net
