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So, Who is She?

Behind every great moment in history lies a woman the world forgot to mention. So, Who is She? peels back the layers of time to reclaim the stories of brilliant, daring, and unapologetic women whose accomplishments were lost to the shadows.

Podcast · By Kirsten Wirth · English · Official site

Indexed episodes, last 90 days
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Sep 15, 2026
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Jul 30, 2026

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  1. Episode · Sep 15, 2026

    Promoter (opens the original)

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    Imagine having 200-plus canvases that no one wants to buy stacked in your apartment, a baby next you and no idea how you're going to pay your rent in Paris. That was the situation our mystery lady found herself in at age 28. Listen to find out what happened and how she created the brand for the most famous painter in the world. So, Who is She? is about telling the stories of women the world forgot to mention and whose accomplishments were buried, forgotten or lost. This episode will feature one

  2. Episode · Jul 30, 2026

    Marvin (opens the original)

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    Before there was Monopoly, there was another game that is nearly identical, down to the board layout, the properties, the railroads, the jail, and the rule about collecting money every time you pass start aka GO. Before Charles Darrow, there was someone, who didn't just stumble onto the idea at a dinner party, but spent years designing the game with a specific, radical purpose. Someone filed a patent in 1903, which was before women could even vote and she never saw a dime of what the game was ev

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