July 18, 2021 (Updated: March 16, 2024)

A Second Lady like no other

Coming soon: Gisele Fetterman on the Postindustrial Podcast

Second Lady of Pennsylvania Gisele Fetterman is photographed at a mural on July 12, 2021 in Braddock, Pa. Justin Merriman | American Reportage

Gisele Fetterman, an activist and wife of Pennsylvania Lt. Gov. John Fetterman, recently sat down with the Postindustrial Podcast to discuss her pandemic experience, growing up as an undocumented migrant and much more.

The conversation covered not only her take on these challenging times, but also touched on Fetterman’s passion for encouraging female entrepreneurship in her adopted hometown of Braddock.

This episode for Season 5 of the podcast is coming soon. Subscribe here, to get it first.

Category: Pennsylvania, Pittsburgh

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