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Dana Rubin: 'Throughout history, women have been changing the world with their voices', curator and author of Speaking While Female

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In March, I chatted to speech collector Dana Rubin for Women's History Month (there have been delays releasing the episode - my apologies, Dana). It's a great chat with a kindred spirit. Dana has created the Speaking While Female speech bank that showcases speeches by women across history and around the world.  She also edited the book Speaking While Female: 75 Extraordinary Speeches By American Women The episode is topped and tailed by two speeches in Dana's collection.  Emma Watson's HeForShe launch speech at United Nations, 2014 Oprah Winfrey's 'Times Up' speech at the Golden Globes, 2018 To support Speakola, make a straight donation at Speakola website, or become a paid subscriber to newsletterSee omnystudio.com/listener for privacy information.

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Founder of Speaking While Female Dana Rubin talks about her collection of speeches by women

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