We all know the names—Eve, Jezebel, Sheba, Medusa.

But what if these weren’t just stories from the past... What if they’ve been shaping how we see women, power, and leadership all along?

In this episode of Sense-Making Conversations, Andrea Sampson sits down with Kadie Philp, the creator of The Garden of Even, a storytelling project that re-examines the origin myths we've inherited—and reclaims them.

Together, Andrea and Kadie explore:

How cultural myths quietly shape our systems and beliefs

Why female archetypes were rewritten as warnings

What changes when we tell the truth beneath the story

This conversation is for anyone who’s ever felt the tension between who they are and who they were told to be. Because when we change the story, we don’t just change perception—we reshape possibility.

🎧 Stay through to the end for a powerful reflection on how to begin rewriting the narratives that no longer serve us.

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Kadie Philp is a seasoned executive whose career has been characterized by successful collaboration across public, private and civil society organizations to design and deliver inclusive urban and economic growth strategies. In 2012 Ward founded Build Strong Cities, a consultancy that has taken her around the world working with over 100 cities in 30 countries legislators to establish programs and legislation to support women-led micro and small enterprises as well as women’s participation in the economy. _______________________________________________________

Follow Kadie on Linkedin: https://www.linkedin.com/in/kadieward/?originalSubdomain=ca

Watch this episode on YouTube: https://www.youtube.com/playlist?list=PL9lKpC76iMyrpCJ3eQWBkdxZZudvlNJ_N