Press & Podcasts
Articles, podcasts and interviews on Bitcoin, psychology and financial independence for women. The features in CCN are in English, most of the podcast appearances are in German and are marked as such. Everything you need for a media enquiry is in the media kit.
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In preparation. The first episode is being recorded.
Until now I have been the guest on other people's shows. SatoShe Stories is something I am making together with Sibylle Eberle, and here the women get the microphone themselves: the moment it clicked, the first wallet of their own and what changed in their thinking afterwards.
We invite women from any country to tell their Bitcoin story. In every country there are women who hold Bitcoin, and most of them do not know a single other one around them. Hearing a woman from somewhere else describe the same doubts and the same turning point is what turns a private decision into a shared one. Would you like to tell your story? Write to us, we read every message.
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Media archive
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On leaving a major bank for self-employment, on psychology and Bitcoin as a signature of her own, and on why education for women is worth paying for.
Listen to the episode →A conversation about why Bitcoin is still seen as technical and male-coded, and what changes once women shape the way in for themselves.
Read the interview →Why families benefit from understanding what money actually is, and why Bitcoin has far less to do with speculation than with deciding for yourself.
Listen to the episode →On the link between inflation and falling product quality, and on why many investors keep the longer time horizon in view when the price moves sharply.
Listen to the episode →Why traditional saving loses purchasing power to inflation and how Bitcoin can be an alternative.
Listen to the episode →Lisa Tscherry sets out why financial sovereignty and education are the levers that actually matter for women, and how women learn Bitcoin differently once the room is built for them.
Read the article →Lisa's path from psychology through a corporate HR career to founding SatoShe, and why financial education is a question of deciding for yourself.
Listen to the episode →On Lisa Tscherry's career, her work on the board of the Bitcoin Association Switzerland and why she started a meetup of her own for women.
Listen to the episode →A conversation about Bitcoin as a route to financial independence for women.
Listen to the episode →A portrait of the connection between psychology and Bitcoin, and of SatoShe as an education initiative that makes the way in easier for women.
Read the interview →How Bitcoin changes the way people think and behave. The biggest hurdle is mental rather than technical: taking responsibility yourself, thinking in longer time horizons and living by the principle «don't trust, verify».
Read the article →A conversation with Lisa Tscherry, Zana Iseni and Sina Meier about why women are under-represented in Bitcoin and what changes when they have learning spaces of their own and role models to look to.
Read the article →On the Bitcoin meetups for women in Switzerland, why different audiences need different ways in and how to stay calm through a bear market.
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I am glad to help with interviews, quotes and background conversations, in English or in German. Images and a short biography are in the media kit.