
Two women from different parts of the world, united by a common passion, experience or expertise, share the stories of their lives.
| Publishes | Weekly | Episodes | 581 | Founded | 12 years ago |
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I love to hear the stories of women coming from different backgrounds and doing all sorts of different jobs. It is like seeing the world from a different window.
So disapppointed that interviewer let’s Saudi talking points land with the response “right”.
Every episode is thoughtfully presented and always fascinating!!!
The episode on optometry revealed how getting a pair of glasses can be a real challenge in for some, not least due to cultural constraints. I was moved by the story of the Indian girl and her barely used spectacles.
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A globally minded interview series centers on women from diverse fields sharing their life stories, career journeys, and the social dynamics that shape their work. Across episodes, listeners hear practical, real-world perspectives from horticulture to mediation, investigative archaeology to adaptive fashion, and endometriosis advocacy to women's leadership in politics. The show consistently emphasizes empowerment, cross-cultural insight, and the everyday realities of pursuing meaningful work, often highlighting how gender, culture, and policy intersect. It's likely to appeal to listeners who enjoy thoughtful conversations with diverse expertise, a human-centered approach to contemporary issues, and a willingness to explore both the personal... more
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Recent guests on The Conversation include:
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2. Sofia Eriksson
3. Dr Tania Pastrana
4. Dr Catherine Millington-Sanders
5. Barkha Subba
6. Jeanne Tarrant
7. Pernilla Sjöholm
8. Anna Rowe
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