2024-12-02
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This week on Witness History, in partnership with the BBC 100 Women list,
we're bringing you stories about inspiring and influential women from around the world.
Renowned feminist Gloria Steinem tells us how she launched the first magazine in America,
which was owned, run and written by women.
The the former Prime Minister of Australia,
Julia Gillard remembers her famous misogyny speech
and Nalini Malani from India explains why she was compelled to create art about nuclear war.
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Park dinosaurs.
Imagine reality TV in its wild west infancy.
It's the late 90s and Japan is in deep recession.
There's a show on television that everyone's talking about.
It's called Denpa Shonen and it recruits aspiring comedians
and puts them through grueling survival tasks.
Those who make it onto Denpa Shonen win money and overnight fame.
The most well known of these contestants is a man that everyone calls Nasabee.
Before Nasabi becomes the name on everyone lips, he's just Tomoaki Hamatsu,
a 22 year old who wants to make people laugh.
He's auditioning to get on the latest segment of the show.