In Her Shoes
Sharing the stories of influential and diverse Taiwanese women with a global view, featuring their individual journeys to success.
26:31Stage Actor and Producer, Stephanie Lai - In Her Shoes Ep1
Stephanie Lai is a multi-hyphenate woman, from stage director and producer to working on an Oscar-nominated film. Learn more about her background on the stage, her life and experie
24:24Taiwan’s Mother of E-Commerce: Rose Tsou - In Her Shoes Ep2
When Rose Tsou became the head of Yahoo in Taiwan it opened up the international stage for the driven young professional and set her on a path of leadership success. In this episod
25:54Vogue Taiwan Editorial Director, Leslie Sun - In Her Shoes Ep3
Leslie Sun, the chief editor at Vogue Taiwan never thought she’d end up in a corporate boardroom. However, this creative powerhouse was chosen for her unique vision and artistic ba
23:57DJ and Music Producer RayRay - In Her Shoes Ep4
RayRay is a DJ and music producer from Taipei, Taiwan and has graced festivals and stages worldwide. We meet this creative tour-de-force and learn more about her passion for music
24:40Street Food Asia's Taiwan Fish Head Soup CEO: Lin Chia-hui - In Her Shoes Ep5
When Lin Chia-hui’s family business, Smart Fish was featured on the Netflix show “Street Food” it raised the profile of their humble business more than they could have imagined. Ho
24:38How Taiwan’s First Female Baseball Umpire Fights Discrimination - In Her Shoes Ep6
Sophiyah Liu is a Major League Baseball umpire breaking boundaries and forging a path for women in the sport in Taiwan. Having faced significant discrimination as a woman in a male
23:59Avant-Garde Fashion Designer, Wang Li-ling - In Her Shoes Ep7
Wang Li-ling is an avant-garde fashion designer from Taiwan whose fashion-forward green designs have graced the stage at New York Fashion Week. Learn more about how she became the
25:01Taiwan’s Premier Women’s Basketball Star Rosa Chien - In Her Shoes Ep8
Rosa Chien is an icon of women’s basketball in Taiwan and is widely considered the country's best female basketball player. She boasts both a stellar basketball career and an impre
25:37Founder of Anchor Taiwan Elisa Chiu-In Her Shoes Ep. 5-2
Taiwan is known for its semiconductor manufacturers and bike industry. Yet it still struggles to combine the strengths of these two sectors and stand out in the E-bike market. When
24:14Reimagining Long-Term Care in Taiwan-In Her Shoes Ep. 5-1
As the fourth-generation owner of Kuang Tien General Hospital in Taichung, Chrissy Wang reimagines long-term care and health care. Unlike her predecessors, who were all physicians,
24:14Weaving is Living: Honoring Austronesian Culture in Taiwan-In Her Shoes Ep. 4-2
Weaving is an essential way for Indigenous people in Taiwan to pass down cultural memories from generation to generation. In the face of sinicization and modernization, such practi
24:15Founder of Taiwan Egg Freezing Association-In Her Shoes Ep. 4-1
Egg freezing is a breakthrough in reproductive medicine that allows women to pursue their goals with a more flexible time frame while maintaining the option to enter motherhood. Ho
24:27Taiwanese Opera Empress Chen Ya-lan-In Her Shoes Ep. 3-1
Taiwanese opera is the only traditional opera native to Taiwan, which celebrates actresses cross-dressing as male characters. In 2022, Chen Ya-lan (陳亞蘭) became the first Taiwanese
22:52From Concert Pianist to Multimedia Artist: Lu Chia-hui-In Her Shoes Ep. 3-2
Having received rigorous classical training from her mother, Lu Chia-hui（盧佳慧） is a renowned concert pianist from Taiwan. As physically demanding concerts gradually took their toll
23:40Life of a Female Xiangsheng Master-In Her Shoes Ep. 2-2
“Xiangsheng,” or crosstalk, is a traditional form of comedy that has taken root in Taiwan. While male comedians dominate the comedy scene, Yeh Yi-chun explores the craft and possib
25:20Reinventing Roadside Banquet, a Taiwanese Classic-In Her Shoes Ep. 2-1
Pan-toh is a classic Taiwanese dining experience, where guests enjoy exquisite dishes at a roadside banquet. This traditional catering business was in decline as hotels took over t
