Anne Bradstreet - The Tenth Muse: America’s First Poet

Closing Literacy Gap & Reading Out Loud

Want to help your child increase their vocabulary? Read out loud to them and watch their literacy expand. In this clip from the Hidden Heroines of History podcast, host Gayvin Powers sits down with Clare Draycott to explore a game-changing reality: how early literacy transforms a child's future. They dive deep in the full episode (A Year of Literacy) about the profound effects of reading aloud, revealing the massive vocabulary gap it closes. It is a powerful reminder that sharing stories isn't just a cozy routine—it is a vital tool for lifelong cognitive growth. EDUCATIONAL PURPOSES ONLY.

Jane Austen's Niece Announces US Jane Austen Literacy Foundation

Who keeps the women's stories alive? Many time the answer is family. Welcome to Hidden Heroines of History. Today, we have a truly special moment revisiting an interview with Caroline J. Knight, Jane Austen’s fifth great-niece, as she dropped incredible news, the Jane Austen Literacy Foundation is officially expanded its life-changing mission to the United States. EDUCATIONAL PURPOSES ONLY. #Jane Austen #Literacy #shorts

Literacy: A Mother's Dream with Jane Austen's Niece

Grab a cup of tea with host Gayvin Powers, Caroline Knight, Jane Austen’s Niece, and Clare Draycott on S:1 E:2, A Year of Literacy. Discover how a child’s ability to read unlocks a mother’s deepest dream for their future. They delve into reading history, and US and UK education,. Let this timeless wisdom inspire your own journey today. Catch the full episode now on YouTube, Spotify, Apple, and iHeartRadio! EDUCATIONAL PURPOSES ONLY.

Niece Reclaims Jane Austen Legacy

Celebrate Season 1 with an exclusive video from The Hidden Heroines of History podcast! Host Gayvin Powers sits down with extraordinary guest, Caroline J. Knight, the fifth-great-niece of Jane Austen to grow up at Chawton House. In this standout Season 1 highlight, Caroline opens up about the emotional pressures and ultimate triumph of writing her own book while navigating the monumental literary legacy of her aunt. It’s an inspiring, intimate conversation about identity, history, and finding your own voice when living in the shadow of genius.

S:1 E:10 - Anne Bradstreet - First Colonial Poet

EDUCATIONAL PURPOSES ONLY. Grab a fresh cup of tea and get ready for the spectacular Season One finale of Hidden Heroines of History! In this captivating episode, writer and host Gayvin Powers sits down with the brilliant writer Clare Draycott to explore the fierce spirit of America’s first published poet, Anne Bradstreet. Navigating the hardships of the harsh New World, Anne was remarkably courageous and ahead of her time. As a devout Puritan woman living under strict colonial expectations, she navigated conviction, permission, and survival.  Gayvin and Clare get the tea on why is she succeeded when a contemporary failed and her bravery to write while having eight children.  Subscribe and join the conversation Tuesday to reclaim this legendary heroine from history's shadows.