Rick Stroud

Rick Stroud, a bestselling military historian, joins forces with Helen Carr, an expert in public history, to shed light on the untold stories of women in World War I. They reveal how women contributed significantly as spies and nurses, forming underground networks and gathering crucial intelligence. The discussion highlights Gabrielle Petty’s courageous legacy, illustrating the bravery of women who faced dire risks for their efforts. This conversation challenges traditional narratives and urges the recognition of women's vital roles during this tumultuous time.