Herstory Revisited Podcast

Herstory Revisited explores more than you ever wanted to know about things you never heard of. From the forgotten women of history who quietly shaped the course of events to the hidden ideas that have influenced how humanity thinks, evolves, and connects, this podcast uncovers overlooked stories, surprising perspectives, and transformative moments — from social change and consciousness awakening to culture, cosmology, and beyond. Curious, thoughtful, and occasionally playful, this is where forgotten voices, big questions, and unexpected discoveries come together to reveal a richer, more expansive view of our shared past — and the forces still shaping our future.

Herstory Revisited Podcast is a history podcast hosted by Unknown Host, with 20 episodes on record and a Required Pod Score of 80.

Unknown Host hosts Herstory Revisited Podcast, a history show with 20 episodes published.

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  Episode #19

  2026 Money Supply Reboot

  Sep 22, 202634 minS1

  There is about to be a seismic wave in global trade and international bank settlement. The US government is on the brink of issuing sweeping legislation that will radically affect the rules around digital money — Bitcoin, stable coins, and other digital currencies. Your hosts, Pamela Millar and Sophie Lapaire, describe these world-changing events from the point of view of their impact on the balance of power in the world. The digitization of all money is rapidly changing the face of world trade. Since the Second World War, the dollar standard has ruled the world as it has dominated global trade. Now, as governments worldwide realize that blockchain-based currency is actually a superior design for security and bank transfer, all countries will begin to issue a digital stable coin to represent their own currencies against the dollar. As the United States switches its own Treasury to a blockchain-based set of stable coins like USDC, USDT, and World Liberty Coin, the Bank for International Settlements and other money-governing bodies like the CFTC are about to issue a complete set of new rules around digital money. They believe that replacing the SWIFT standard with new blockchain-based settlement will increase the speed of secure settlement by twenty times. This GIANT fact will change the face of money going forward, making it incredibly easy and quick to exchange digital currency around the world. The CLARITY Act could make global trade in digital money easier by creating clearer U.S. rules for how different types of digital assets are regulated. By drawing clearer lines between the jurisdictions of the SEC and CFTC, the legislation could reduce uncertainty for crypto exchanges, banks, payment companies, and international businesses that want to use digital assets across borders. More predictable rules could make it easier for companies to build compliant systems for buying, selling, transferring, and holding digital assets internationally. For global commerce, the larger benefit could be greater trust and interoperability. If U.S. regulators establish a clearer framework, foreign financial institutions and businesses may find it easier to interact with U.S.-based digital-asset markets and services. This could encourage more cross-border payments, settlement, and investment using stable coins and other digital assets, potentially making transactions faster and less dependent on traditional banking intermediaries. However, the CLARITY Act would not by itself create a worldwide regulatory system; international trade would still be subject to the laws of the countries involved. The GENIUS Act could have a significant impact on global trade by establishing a federal regulatory framework for U.S. dollar payment stable coins. Because these stable coins are designed to maintain a stable value and can move on blockchain networks, they could give businesses a faster, potentially cheaper way to make and settle international payments without relying as heavily on traditional correspondent banking networks. The law's reserve and regulatory requirements are intended to increase confidence in regulated stable coins, which could encourage businesses and financial institutions to use them for cross-border commerce. The broader global effect could be to extend the reach of the U.S. dollar into digital commerce. Since the stable coin market is overwhelmingly dollar-based, wider adoption could make dollars easier to access and transfer internationally while creating additional demand for U.S. Treasury securities that back regulated stable coins. At the same time, the GENIUS Act imposes anti-money-laundering and sanctions-compliance requirements, meaning international stable coin transactions would operate within a more formal regulatory framework. Treasury has specifically described the law as supporting dollar leadership and expanding access to the dollar economy. In this episode, Pamela Millar and Sophie Lapaire explore the CLARITY Act, GENIUS Act, stable coins, Bitcoin, blockchain-based settlement, international banking, SWIFT, digital currencies, global trade, and the future of the U.S. dollar in the global financial system. #CLARITYAct #GENIUSAct #Stablecoins #Bitcoin #Crypto #DigitalCurrency #Blockchain #GlobalTrade #InternationalBanking #DigitalMoney #USDC #USDT #CFTC #SEC #SWIFT #GlobalFinance #USDollar #Cryptocurrency #FinancialMarkets #BlockchainTechnology

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  Episode #18

  Finding My Roots

  Sep 4, 202619 minS1

  What happens when you open a box in your parents’ basement… and discover generations of your family waiting inside? In this deeply personal episode of Herstory Revisited, Sophie shares the story of her French-American roots and an extraordinary discovery that began after the passing of her parents. While going through the basement of her parents’ home, Sophie found an unexpected treasure: an astonishing collection of family records, photographs, letters, documents and traces of ancestors stretching back through generations. Some belonged to relatives whose stories she had heard growing up. Others revealed people—and entire branches of the family—she had never known existed. What began as the difficult task of sorting through a lifetime of belongings soon became something entirely different: a journey into genealogy, family history, ancestry and memory. One discovery led to another. Names became people. Old photographs acquired stories. Documents opened doors into forgotten lives. And the sheer quantity—and richness—of what had been preserved became one of the inspirations behind the creation of Herstory Revisited. In this episode, Sophie takes us down memory lane, sharing her Franco-American heritage and some of the remarkable discoveries that connected her more deeply with the generations who came before her. It is also a story about something many families eventually experience: realizing that tucked away in basements, attics, drawers and old boxes may be pieces of history that no one thought to explain. Who are the people staring back at us from those old photographs? What stories disappeared when the last person who remembered them was gone? And what might we discover about ourselves when we begin asking who came before us? Come along as Sophie begins opening the boxes—and the stories—of her past. Herstory Revisited — Unity Consciousness Through a Woman’s Eye.

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  Episode #17

  Empowerment Works with Melanie St James

  Aug 28, 202630 minS1

  Learn about how most of today's social problems can be solved through the 7 Stages of Sustainability created by our special guest Melanie St. James of the social entrepreneur incubator, Empowerment Works. Melanie is one of our Sheroes (she rose) who are creating repeatable systems for all kinds of entrepreneurs to start their own businesses, even while they are solving local social problems in their country. Decolonization can happen, but only if there are bottom up solutions to the top down, centralized model which colonial powers imposed across the world. It is always the hidden women of history who leave a better way to follow in order to have consistent and sustainable success. The 7 Stages of Sustainbility is a guideline and framework for social change.

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  Episode #16

  Live from Oxford Trinity College

  Aug 12, 202623 minS1

  What happens when we look beyond the famous men of Oxford and uncover the women whose stories helped shape its history? In this special LIVE podcast from Trinity College, Oxford University, we explore the fascinating world of hidden women’s history, with a particular focus on Lady Elizabeth Pope, the remarkable woman founder connected to Trinity College. Lady Elizabeth Pope is a powerful example of how women’s contributions can become obscured by time, institutions, and traditional historical narratives. Her story opens the door to a wider conversation about the women who founded, funded, influenced, supported, and shaped educational and cultural institutions — even when their names have been left out of the spotlight. Recorded at the historic Trinity College, Oxford, this conversation brings together the atmosphere of one of the world’s great universities with a fresh look at the women behind its history. ️ In this live podcast, we explore: • The story of Lady Elizabeth Pope • Her role as a woman founder and her connection to Trinity College • The often-overlooked contributions of women to Oxford’s history • Why women’s stories have so frequently disappeared from traditional historical accounts • The importance of recovering and retelling hidden women’s history • What the history of Trinity College can reveal about women, education, power, patronage, and legacy • How discovering overlooked women can change the way we understand the past. Lady Elizabeth Pope’s story is not simply a story about one woman. It is part of a much larger history — one in which women played significant roles in shaping institutions, communities, intellectual life, and the cultural landscape, despite often receiving far less recognition than their male counterparts. Join us as we ask: Who are the women history forgot, and what changes when we finally tell their stories? Location: Trinity College, Oxford University, Oxford, England ️ Format: Live podcast / conversation Topic: Hidden Women’s History, Oxford History & Lady Elizabeth Pope If you’re fascinated by Oxford University history, women’s history, historical women, forgotten women, female founders, British history, Tudor history, educational history, or the untold stories behind historic institutions, this episode is for you. Subscribe for more conversations uncovering the people and stories that have been overlooked, forgotten, or hidden in plain sight. #HiddenWomensHistory #LadyElizabethPope #TrinityCollegeOxford #OxfordUniversity #WomensHistory #WomenInHistory #OxfordHistory #ForgottenWomen #FemaleFounders #BritishHistory #HistoryPodcast #LivePodcast #Oxford #UntoldHistory

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  Episode #15

  Beyond Duality with Mistie Gotch

  Jun 24, 202642 minS1

  What if the choices you make do not emerge from a separate self, but from a deeper field of infinite possibility? We join associate producer Mistie Gotch in a profound discussion of how multi-dimensional choices affect our reality and whether or not the collective may be experiencing an upgrade of the software governing the Matrix. In this profound philosophical discussion, we explore the intersection of non-duality, the quantum field of potentiality, and humanity's unique capacity to transcend dualistic thinking. Drawing from ancient wisdom traditions, modern physics, consciousness studies, and contemplative philosophy, this conversation examines whether free will exists, what choice truly means, and how a non-dual perspective transforms our understanding of reality. We investigate questions such as: • Is the individual self an illusion? • What does non-duality reveal about decision-making? • How does the quantum field relate to consciousness and potentiality? • Can choice arise without a separate chooser? • What happens when we move beyond the duality of free will versus determinism? • How does awareness influence the realities we experience? Through the lens of non-dual philosophy, we explore the possibility that life unfolds through an interconnected field of intelligence where potential becomes actualized through awareness itself. Rather than seeing ourselves as isolated beings navigating a world of separate objects, we examine the radical view that consciousness and reality may be fundamentally unified. Whether you're interested in Advaita Vedanta, Zen Buddhism, consciousness research, quantum philosophy, metaphysics, spirituality, self-inquiry, free will, or the nature of existence, this discussion offers a thought-provoking exploration of what it means to choose from wholeness rather than separation. If you enjoy deep conversations about consciousness, reality, awakening, and the mysteries of human experience, be sure to like, subscribe, and share your insights in the comments. #NonDuality #Consciousness #QuantumField #FreeWill #Philosophy #Awakening #Spirituality #QuantumConsciousness #SelfInquiry #Advaita #Metaphysics #Reality #Awareness #HumanPotential #ConsciousLiving #Mysticism #Existentialism #Mindfulness #Wisdom #NatureOfReality

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