Episode 315: Hoes of History: Alice H. Parker

Alice H. Parker was an African American inventor whose ingenuity forever changed how we keep our homes warm. 

Born in 1895, Parker defied societal norms of her time to secure a college education and patent her innovative central heating system design in 1919. Her visionary use of natural gas to distribute heat efficiently was a revolutionary concept that laid the groundwork for modern heating systems, making homes safer and more comfortable.

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