In this engaging discussion, Eva Perón, a trailblazing political figure in Argentina, and Colonel Perón, her influential husband, shine a light on their dynamic partnership that revolutionized the political landscape. They explore Evita's transformation from an actress to a champion of the working class, the duality of her glamorous public image juxtaposed with her heart for social justice, and her pivotal role in advancing women's rights. The podcast uncovers Evita’s legacy as both an icon of resilience and a polarizing figure in history.

Don Watson, a renowned speechwriter for Australian Prime Minister Paul Keating, discusses the powerful Redfern Address, which confronted Australia’s colonial past. Eva Perón, the iconic former First Lady of Argentina, is remembered for her impactful speeches that championed social welfare and women's rights. Mary Fisher reflects on her groundbreaking speech at the 1992 Republican Party convention that changed perceptions of the AIDS crisis, emphasizing the need for compassion and understanding. Together, these voices highlight the transformative power of oratory in addressing societal issues.