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b'In December 2013, artist Uli Beutter Cohen asked a young woman on the Q train what she was reading, and if she was ok to have her picture taken.\\n\\nIt had caught Uli\'s attention that New York City was a place where more people would read on the subway than anywhere else \\u2013 always with a special sense of pride, and many emotions.\\n\\nUli posted the picture of the women \\u2013 a young dancer \\u2013 reading \\u201cCatching Fire\\u201d on Instagram, on a new account she called Subway Book Review. The caption read "I liked the first two movies and wanted to read the book. I like post-apocalyptic books\\u201d.\\n\\nToday, the Subway Book Review is a global community and social media phenomenon, portrayed all the way from the BBC to Glamour to DER SPIEGEL. \\n\\nIn episode 3 of the Wunderbar Together podcast, Uli shares how growing up in Germany shaped her, how moving to Portland, OR, turned her into a young entrepreneur, and how she built Subway Book Review into a platform with hundreds of thousands of followers. In our update call at the very end, she shares her radical reinvention in the current crisis.'