Invest In Her with Catherine Gray is an interview-driven business show about women, capital, and the practical work of changing who gets funded. The conversations are warm, fast-moving, and openly mission-led. Catherine Gray speaks with women founders, investors, fund managers, wealth advisors, and movement builders who see money as a lever for agency and impact. Venture capital is a recurring center of gravity, but the show does not stay inside narrow startup jargon. It moves from angel investing to private markets, from wealth management to women’s health, from global women’s networks to the next generation of investors. The recurring question is simple and consequential: what happens when women control more capital and choose where it goes? Episodes often start with a guest’s origin story, then build toward a concrete funding lesson. Janine Firpo’s appearance links investing to collaboration, better outcomes, and the 100-day challenge around R Sheconomy. Deborah and Chelsea Stavis bring the conversation into wealth guidance, public and private markets, and the Texas Collective. Laura Rippy’s episode highlights Alumni Ventures, women’s funds, and examples such as Blue Sky and Northwood. Tessa de Flines brings a European angle on equal investment and wealth building. Marcia Dawood’s conversation returns to angel investing, money, and power through the world around Show Her the Money. Mirela Sula’s episode broadens the frame to Global Woman Club, confidence, speaking, community, and women recovering financial independence. Janet Salazar’s visit focuses on women’s health, longevity, Alpha Whisperers, and the case for deploying capital into neglected areas of healthcare. Sarah Dusek’s episode brings founder experience, a major business exit, a book, and a venture fund into the same funding story. The result is encouraging but specific. It suits listeners who want finance explained through people, examples, and a steady push toward action.