Unveiling a hidden chapter in history, this episode dives into the fascinating intersection of women's rights and spirituality at the 1893 Chicago World's Fair. The iconic fair, celebrating 400 years of Columbus' arrival, is often remembered for its technological marvels and global exhibits. But beneath the surface, a quiet revolution was brewing.

This episode explores the groundbreaking presence of women at the fair. For the first time, a dedicated "Woman's Building" showcased female achievements in art, science, and industry. We'll hear about the remarkable women who organized and participated, challenging traditional gender roles and demanding a seat at the table.

Beyond the physical space, the fair also saw a convergence of diverse spiritual traditions. The World Parliament of Religions brought together religious leaders from all over the globe, including a groundbreaking "Women's Committee." This episode delves into how women used this platform to advocate for religious equality and challenge the patriarchal structures within their own faiths.Join us as we explore this lesser-known chapter of the Chicago World's Fair, a testament to the ongoing struggles and triumphs of women seeking equality and spiritual connection.