The Unbeatable Women’s Basketball Team of the Great Depression

Women’s basketball, once labeled unladylike and detrimental to female health, was taken to new heights by the OPC Cardinals. Coached by Sam Babb, they pulled off an incredible three-year, 89-game winning streak and went on to win two Amateur Athletic Union national titles, the North American championship, and the 1933 Women’s World Championship. Guest: Lydia Reeder, author of "Dust Bowl Girls: The Inspiring Story of the Team that Barnstormed Its Way to Basketball Glory"