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And She Did.
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And She Did, created by two high school girls, aims to empower women by spotlighting female leaders in any and all fields. This podcast's goal is to show young women that they are capable of accomplishing anything and everything that they put their minds to.
Episodes
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Sophie and Zoë wanted to Run a Female Empowerment Podcast, And They Did!
Welcome to the final And She Did episode! Wow, what a journey. 3 years. 23 inspiring, badass young women from all over the world. We feel so lucky to have had the opportunity to run this podcast. Thank you to our listeners and guests– we could not have done this without your support! This episode...
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Rachael Yielder Wanted to a Pursue Health Psychology Ph.D. and Become a Fulbright Scholar, And She Did.
Today’s episode spotlights Rachael Yielder, a Health Psychology Ph.D. student at the University of Auckland in New Zealand. Rachael’s story is unique as it is extraordinary, involving her deep engagement in Kids Line, a telephone counseling service for children, undergraduate degrees in both...
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Alina Wanted to Improve Volunteerism Efforts in Idaho and Beyond Through Her Advocacy, And She Did.
Today’s episode spotlights Alina Rahim, a rising sophomore at Emory University pursuing business and film. Originally from Pocatello, Idaho, furthering volunteerism efforts in her home community is a cause that lies close to her heart. Alina is currently a Youth Volunteer & Philanthropy...
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Kellie Pagador Wanted to Play Soccer for Stanford University, And She Did.
Today's episode spotlights Kellie Pagador, a sophomore at Stanford University studying psychology and playing for the Stanford varsity women's soccer team. This past season, Kellie and the Stanford women's soccer team won the Pac-12, an athletic conference for Division I athletes in the Western…
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Lexi Straube Wanted to Pursue Medicine at Stanford University as a First-Generation Student, And She Did.
Today’s episode spotlights Lexi Straube, a senior at Stanford University on the pre-medical track, majoring in Human Biology: Neurobiology, Behavior, and Health with a Notation in Science Communication. After transferring to Stanford from Santa Rosa Junior College as a first-generation student,...
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Kira Conte Wanted to Make Data Science Accessible to Students through Innovative Teaching, And She Did.
Today’s episode spotlights Kira Conte, a junior attending Stanford University. At Stanford, Kira is majoring in psychology and minoring in data science and education. In addition to her studies, Kira is a course creation assistant for YouCubed, an organization with the goal of transforming the...
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Shelby Jensen Wanted to Compete at the Paralympics in Wheelchair Fencing, And She Did.
Today's episode spotlights Shelby Jensen, a wheelchair fencer who represented the United States at the 2020 Paralympic Games. Shelby first started playing sports as a form of rehabilitation after she had a stroke at seven years old, and from this young age, Shelby loved the competitiveness of...
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Ashlyn Mundell Wanted to Set World Records in Track and Field, And She Did.
Today’s episode spotlights Ashlyn Mundell, a sophomore at Stanford University’s Online High School and a competitive track and field athlete. Ashlyn's passion for track and field began at only seven years old, and since then, she has won five indoor national championships and now holds seven…
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Special Update/Q&A Episode with And She Did Hosts!
In today’s special edition episode, Zoë and Sophie, the hosts of the And She Did podcast, give an update about their lives and their plans for the next year. From working at the feminist magazine Ms. Magazine to being a Research Assistant at Stanford University’s psychology Mind & Body Lab and...
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Zazie Huml Wanted to Help Empower Communities in Zambia Through Access to Clean and Safe Water, And She Did.
This episode spotlights Zazie Huml, a rising Sophomore at Harvard University who plans to study Social Studies, a major at the intersection of politics, philosophy, and economics. Passionate about global development and harm reduction, Zazie currently works as the president of Makolekole, a...
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Khanak Lashkari Wanted to Foster Global Immersion and Connections for Youth, And She Did.
This episode spotlights Khanak Lashkari, the founder of the organization Project Diversify. When Khanak's exchange program was canceled in 2021 due to the Covid-19 pandemic, she became passionate about finding a way for students around the world to still connect. Over the summer of 2021, Project...
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Catherine Yeo Wanted to Spearhead the Intersection of Storytelling and Technology, And She Did.
This episode spotlights Catherine Yeo, a creator, entrepreneur, and investor currently studying English and Computer Science at Harvard University. From a young age, Catherine was drawn to both writing and technology. By the age of fifteen, Catherine had already found success as an author,...
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Chloe Peng Wanted to Support Other Teenagers Suffering from Eating Disorders by Helping Them Develop Self-Love, And She Did.
This episode spotlights Chloe Peng, the host of the podcast Our Free Bodies. Having competed as an elite figure skater, from a young age Chloe encountered pressures to eat and look a certain way, ultimately leading her to struggle with her mental health and an eating disorder. On her impactful...
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Olivia Giaccio Wanted to Become an Olympic Mogul Skier, And She Did.
This episode spotlights Olivia Giaccio, a student at Columbia University and a member of the U.S. Mogul Ski Team. Ever since she first started skiing, Olivia knew that she wanted to compete in the Olympics; fulfilling her longterm goal, Olivia Giaccio finished in an incredible 6th place in…
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Lokaa Krishna Wanted To Bring Philanthropic Initiatives To Rural Villages In India, And She Did.
Today’s episode spotlights Lokaa Krishna, a student attending Columbia University and studying Financial Economics and History. Originally from Chennai India, Lokaa started the Lokaa foundation where she has worked intensively with several underprivileged communities in order to transform them…
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Gunnhildur Hallgrímsdóttir Wanted to Advocate for the Environment as the Youngest Icelandic Parliamentarian, And She Did.
This episode spotlights Gunnhildur Hallgrímsdóttir, a freshman at Harvard University and the youngest member ever of the Icelandic parliament at only 19 years old. As a climate activist, Gunnhildur recognized the need for a bridge between activism and politics, compelling her to join the Pirate...
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Halle Hunt Wanted to Foster a Supportive Community for Student-Athletes, And She Did.
This episode spotlights Halle Hunt, a national-level competitive rugby player and founder of the Student-Athlete Speaker Series (SASS). SASS is a multimedia program dedicated to connecting student-athletes to athletic mentors. The cancelation of competitions and practices due to the beginning of...
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Ilana Nguyen Wanted to Advance STEMx Education in Underserved Communities, And She Did.
This episode spotlights Ilana Nguyen, a founding member and the Executive Director at Innoverge. Ever since she was little, Ilana has been upset by the inequities she saw in STEMx education and the disparities in representation within the STEM fields. Now as a senior at Stanford Online High…
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Maddy Manning-Bi Wanted to Create an Empowering Community for Asian Youth, And She Did.
This episode spotlights Maddy Manning-Bi, a rising senior at Stanford Online High School and the Deputy Editor in Chief for the Communications Team at the global, non profit organization Dear Asian Youth. Dear Asian Youth is an organization that promotes intersectional activism, solidarity with...
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Pooja Kalyan Wanted to Become an Accomplished Figure Skater, And She Did.
This episode spotlights Pooja Kalyan, an accomplished athlete who has dedicated her life to figure skating. Now a competitive figure skater for the U.S. national team, Pooja shares her journey as both a determined athlete and student. From her memorable introduction to figure skating, to her...
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Isabelle Wolpert Wanted to Advocate for Equality in the Classical Music Industry, And She Did.
This episode spotlights Isabelle Wolpert, a dedicated pianist and passionate advocate for equality and inclusivity in the classical music industry. As a pianist herself from a young age, Isabelle recognized that well-known classical musicians are generally homogeneous, and thus set out to uplift…
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Meta Hrovat Wanted To Become An Accomplished Professional Ski Racer, And She Did.
This episode spotlights Meta Hrovat, a highly accomplished Slovenian alpine ski racer. Meta debuted in her first World Cup at only 17 years old, and now at 23 she has achieved four World Cup podiums, two of which were this past season. In this episode, Meta illustrates how her initial passion for...
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Esther Mafouta Wanted to Stand Up Against Injustices Within Her Community, And She Did.
This episode spotlights Esther Mafouta, a passionate activist from Southern California and current freshman at Columbia University. Ever since speaking to 2,000+ people at a March for Our Lives walk-out in 2018, Esther has “realized the immense power that the youth have to create change” and has...
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Olivia Rando Wanted to Empower Fellow Female Tricking Athletes, And She Did.
This episode spotlights Olivia Rando, an inspiring martial artist and tricking athlete who founded the female empowerment organization Trick Like A Girl. Once becoming involved in tricking, Olivia recognized the lack of representation and stigmas that women face in the primarily male dominated...
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Janie Sasha Surkin Wanted to Revolutionize Accessible Eye Care, And She Did.
Welcome to our first interview! In this episode, Sophie and Zoë speak with Janie Sasha Surkin, the founder of ClearCare. By creating the first self-prescribing lens kit, ClearCare aims to provide accessible eye care to those who otherwise would not have access due geographical or financial...
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Introduction to And She Did.
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And She Did, created by two high school girls, aims to empower women by spotlighting female leaders in any and all fields. This podcast's goal is to show young women that they are capable of accomplishing anything and everything that they put their minds to.
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And She Did, created by two high school girls, aims to empower women by spotlighting female leaders in any and all fields. This podcast's goal is to show young women that they are capable of accomplishing anything and everything that they put their minds to.
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