On October 3, ten women will be inducted into the National Women's Hall of Fame in Seneca Falls. We'll talk to one of the inductees, an award-winning researcher from the University of Rochester who discovered how bacteria communicate to attack human cells and initiate disease. And we'll talk to several inductees from past years, including a woman whose name landed on a major piece of federal legislation. Our guests:
- Barbara Iglewski, University of Rochester, 2015 inductee
- Lily Ledbetter, past inductee, the name behind the Lily Ledbetter Act that was the first piece of legislation that President Obama signed into law
- Kathrine Switzer, past inductee who was the first woman to run the Boston Marathon
- Judy Pipher, Women's Hall of Fame Board of Directors