# Martha Brown
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Elizabeth martha brown (c. 1811 – 9 August 1856), née Clark, was the last woman to be publicly hanged in Dorset, England. She was executed outside Dorchester Prison after being convicted of the murder of her second husband, John Brown, on 5 July, just 45 days earlier.
E233 - Discovering Your Superpowers with Martha Brown
Martha Brown is a Certified Business and Lifestyle Coach who is passionate about helping moms achieve harmony in their busy lives.
13: Authors NEED to Use AI (Here’s Why)
Feeling torn about using AI in your author business? You're not alone. In today’s spicy episode, Rebecca tackles the controversial topic of how authors can ethically and creatively use AI—without losing their voice, their art, or their integrity.
This isn’t about letting AI write your book. This is…
Why I Believe Micro Churches Are So Relevant Today w/Martha Brown
In this episode of The Unpolished Church, Jon Sherwood (https://www.jonsherwood.com) sits down with Martha Brown to explore the evolving nature of church leadership and spiritual community.
With decades of experience in traditional church settings as an elder’s wife and ministry leader, Martha sha…
26: Authors- Use AI for Life Tasks and More
AI Isn’t Cheating: How to Use It to Simplify Your Author Life This week on Authors’ Allies, Rebecca sits down with The Time-Savvy Mom herself — Martha Brown — for a heartfelt and hilarious conversation about using AI to simplify life outside of writing.
As a mom, business coach, and author, Martha…
54. Martha Brown - Domestic Violence
Lucy Worsley is back with a new series of Lady Killers, where true crime meets history - with a twist.
This time Lucy heads to Dorset to explore the life of Martha Brown, a victim of domestic violence, accused of murdering her husband John in 1856. Martha’s story goes on to inspire Thomas Hardy…
Medals, Marathons, and Mayhem: The Games That Changed St. Louis - S2-E9
Can You Dig It - Season 2 EP 009 - Olympics Episode
In the "Can You Dig It" podcast episode, hosts Dan Fuller and Joe Shields discuss the historical significance of the 1904 Olympics in St. Louis, which introduced gold, silver, and bronze medals for the first time. They highlight notable figures l…
60. True Crime on Trial
In the final episode of the series, Lucy Worsley puts true crime itself on trial. Why are we so fascinated by stories of murder, violence, and scandal and was it ever thus? Is true crime guilty of sensationalism and stereotyping, or can it reveal something more profound about society, culture, and …
The Brontë Sisters' Daily Life: Inside the Parsonage in the 1840s
In this episode, we step inside the Brontë Parsonage in Haworth and explore what daily life looked like for Charlotte, Emily, and Anne Brontë during the 1840s. From the rhythm of their mornings to the demands of household tasks, we uncover how ordinary routines shaped an extraordinary creative envi…
Why is it so hard to talk about money in church? w/Martha Brown and Kathy Gibbons
In this episode we explore why money can be so difficult to talk about in church, especially when it touches debt, shame, regret, generosity, stewardship, and our willingness to bring hidden struggles into the light.
Jon Sherwood sits down with Martha Brown and Kathy Gibbons for an honest conversa…
The Tragic Execution of a Victorian Murderess
In 1856, Martha Brown was led to the scaffold and hanged for the murder of her abusive husband. Her execution was clearly an injustice, even at the time. While Martha was condemned, multiple other female killers were spared the noose. In this episode, Anthony talks with Dr Rose Wallis from the Univ…
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