HeyJaredHerstory Revisited Podcast
Herstory Revisited explores more than you ever wanted to know about things you never heard of. From the forgotten women of history who quietly shaped the course of events to the hidden ideas that have influenced how humanity thinks, evolves, and connects, this podcast…
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Finding My Roots (opens the original)
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What happens when you open a box in your parents’ basement… and discover generations of your family waiting inside? In this deeply personal episode of Herstory Revisited, Sophie shares the story of her French-American roots and an extraordinary discovery that began after the passing of her parents. While going through the basement of her parents’ home, Sophie found an unexpected treasure: an astonishing collection of family records, photographs, letters, documents and traces of ancestors stretch
Empowerment Works with Melanie St James (opens the original)
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Learn about how most of today's social problems can be solved through the 7 Stages of Sustainability created by our special guest Melanie St. James of the social entrepreneur incubator, Empowerment Works. Melanie is one of our Sheroes (she rose) who are creating repeatable systems for all kinds of entrepreneurs to start their own businesses, even while they are solving local social problems in their country. Decolonization can happen, but only if there are bottom up solutions to the top down, ce
Live from Oxford Trinity College (opens the original)
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What happens when we look beyond the famous men of Oxford and uncover the women whose stories helped shape its history? In this special LIVE podcast from Trinity College, Oxford University, we explore the fascinating world of hidden women’s history, with a particular focus on Lady Elizabeth Pope, the remarkable woman founder connected to Trinity College. Lady Elizabeth Pope is a powerful example of how women’s contributions can become obscured by time, institutions, and traditional historical na
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