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SPEAKER_03: Hello, from Wonder Media Network, I'm Jenny Kaplan, and this is Womanica.This month, we're talking about women of sound.These women dominated the airwaves, innovating, documenting, and creating the audio landscape we live in today.Today, we're talking about the first woman in Australia to have an amateur radio license.This pioneering electrical engineer shared her knowledge with thousands of students and became known as Australia's Mademoiselle Edison. Let's talk about Florence Violet McKenzie.Violet was born in Melbourne, Australia on September 28th, 1890.She developed an interest in science early in life.She often fooled around with the electrical wires in her home and tinkered with bells and buzzers and lights.She went on to get her degree in electrical engineering at Sydney Technical College, becoming Australia's first woman electrical engineer.
Ever since radio waves were first discovered, radio enthusiasts have been interfering with them for wireless communication, much to the annoyance of commercial and government operations.During World War I, amateur radio, or ham radio, ceased.But by the 1920s, ham radio was back in full force, much to Violet's excitement.In 1921, she bought her own radio sales and repair shop. Running the shop while studying helped Violet gain a strong knowledge of radio frequencies.It helped her become the first woman with a certification in radio telegraphy, the first woman with an amateur radio license in Australia, and the first female member of the Wireless Institute of Australia.In electrical technology, Violet saw the power of convenience and the effect it could have on women's lives, freeing them from hours of unnecessary domestic labor. In 1934, she founded the Electrical Association for Women, which taught women how to use modern appliances and electric kitchens.She also created the first women's guide to cooking with electricity and an electrical safety guide for children.By the late 1930s, the Second World War was looming.
As men began to head off to the front lines, Violet realized that women could harness the power of electricity to help with the war effort. In 1938, she joined the Australian Women's Flying Club, where she trained female pilots in Morse code.In 1939, Violet and her husband opened the Women's Emergency Signaling Corps to teach free courses on radio telegraphy.In total, Violet trained nearly 3,000 women.Violet also trained men in her courses.By 1945, she trained around 12,000 men in Morse code, visual signaling, and international codes. Violet was quite fond of her students.And in return, her students affectionately referred to her as Mrs. Mack.While she had a significant presence, Violet was, in fact, quite dainty.She was barely five feet tall.
The Australian Navy was not quick to accept Violet's female students.After months of persuading, Violet convinced the Naval Board in Melbourne to accept 14 of her operators. Those operators formed the Women's Royal Australian Naval Service, and Violet was appointed an honorary flight officer in the Women's Auxiliary Australian Air Force.After the war, Violet continued with her signaling classes, teaching Australian airline crews and the Navy until she closed the school in 1955.In 1976, Violet was confined to a wheelchair after a stroke. On May 23, 1982, Frances Violet McKenzie died.She was 91 years old.Throughout her life, Violet was honored for her contributions to radio.In 1950, she was appointed as an officer of the Order of the British Empire.In 1979, she was made an official member of the Royal Navy Amateur Radio Society.
Though her name was largely forgotten over the years, she made a lasting impact on the men and women she taught. All month, we're talking about women of sound.For more information, find us on Facebook and Instagram at Womanica Podcast.Special thanks to Liz Kaplan, my favorite sister and co-creator.Talk to you tomorrow.
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