1:00 PM PACIFIC TIME: MONDAYS
This hour long radio program presents and discusses women’s lives and issues globally and locally from a radical, multiracial, feminist, mujerist, womanist perspective.
Global Val Ibarra of Mutiny Radio hosts a showcase of women poets who share how they came to be poets and how they have been manifesting community in the San Francisco Bay Area. Meet the poets and the poetry of mothers, teachers, feminists, healers, revolutionary poets for change and a library entrepreneur. Meet the Poets from this showcase NOW at … Continued
We talk with feminist scholar Cynthia Enloe (Beaches, Bananas and Bases, Does Khaki Become You: Militarization in Women’s Lives) about what we should being learning from the scandal about sexual assault in the military. Then we listen to a talk by Rabab Abdulhadi, professor of Ethnic Studies/Race and Resistance Studies at San Francisco State, on … Continued
Today on Women’s Magazine for fund drive we offer the new film “United in Anger the History of Act-Up” made by Jim Hubbard and Sarah Shulman. You hear clips from the film and from the interview by kate Raphael with Sarah Shulman .
Host Kate Raphael speaks with Deborah Copaken Kogan, author of The Red Book and Shutterbabe about the ways women writers are still marginalized by the literary establishment. And as May Day approaches, we hear from Aileen Clarke Hernandez, second president of the National Organization for Women, labor organizer and the first woman appointed to the … Continued
In the first half hour, Sharon Sobotta interviews Katie Cantral, Executive Director of the Factory Farming Awareness Coalition. In the second half, we hear past interviews with two ecofeminist foremothers who have since died: Lisa Dettmer speaks with Marti Kheel, founder of Feminists for Animal Rights and author of Nature’s Ethics; and Preeti Shekar sits … Continued
Pamela Olson discusses her new memoir Fast TImes in Palestine: A Love Affair with a Homeless Homeland. An East Oklahoma girl, Olson stumbled into Palestine and ended up staying for two years and becoming the press coordinator for a presidential candidate. Then, Carolina de Robertis talks with Nina Serrano and reads from her novel, Perla, … Continued
Director Dagmar Schultz and co-author Ika Hügel-Marshall speak with Paola Bacchetta about their film “Audre Lorde: The Berlin Years.” This unique film documents the time that Black feminist icon Audre Lorde spent in Berlin between 1984 and 1992. Her presence there helped to build a community of Afro-German women. She also challenged white feminists to … Continued
Aging Women, Housing Rights & Domestic Violence in San Francisco The connections between domestic abuse and homelessness, issues that are increasingly affecting an aging population of women in San Francisco and the greater Bay Area, and leaving some women sleeping in plastic chairs. Do we have a real quest to invest in affordable housing in … Continued
