In Fact with Chelsea Clinton: Season Two

Chelsea Clinton is back with season two of In Fact where she’s sitting down with twelve trailblazing women – in sports, media, politics, and more – to talk about the progress we've made towards equality, and how far we still have to go. 

Hear how they got started and who inspired them. How it feels to have power in their industry. And what it looks like when women are finally given an equal shot and a seat at the table.

Listen to this special season of In Fact with Chelsea Clinton marking Women’s History Month on the iHeartRadio App, Apple Podcasts, or wherever you get your podcasts.

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Episode Transcript

Speaker 1 (00:00):
Hi, I'm Chelsea Clinton, and I'm so excited to be
back with the new season of my podcast. In Fact,
last season, we investigated what vaccines, stigma, climate change, and
sex have in common, and why public health matters even
when we're not in a pandemic. We heard from experts
and activists across industries and around the world who have

(00:20):
incredible stories of courage and leadership. Now, as we celebrate
Women's History Month, I'm talking with twelve trailblazing women about
their personal journeys, the progress we've made or lost, and
how far we still have to go. From soccer star
and equal pay advocate Megan Rapino to veteran White House
correspondent April Ryan, to world renowned fashion designer Stella McCartney

(00:42):
and more, these are women who've risen to the top
of their fields and are fighting fighting for equal rights,
equal opportunities, and so much more. We'll hear how they
got started and who inspired them in Baltimore City, where
they say, the word failure is built into our favor existence.
She instilled me I can be into anything I want
to be, and I believed her what it's like to

(01:03):
be a woman with power in their industry. So I
found myself being the only girl in most of my
classes in engineering school, and looking back, a lot of
those four years is what shape to why ended out
becoming as an adult and a leader, the strides we've
made toward equality. After the election of the former president

(01:25):
that twice impeached, over forty thou women contacted Emily's List
within seventeen months saying that they wanted to run for
office and what does it look like when women are
finally given an equal shot and a seat at the table.
I'm so excited that my journey is and was what
it was because I feel like it could really help

(01:46):
to inform the next generation on how they can be
better in this industry and how we can build a
better culture in this industry. So I hope you'll join us.
Listen to In Fact with me Chelsea Clinton starting March
first on the I Heart Radio app, Apple Podcasts, or
wherever you get your podcasts. H