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.
Christina Aanestad speaks with Fariba Nawa, a Bay Area based Afghan American journalist and war correspondent about being a woman of color war corespondent, her work and her life’s experiences. Nawa’s report Afghanistan Inc. was one of Project Censored top 25 stories that should have made the headlines but didn’t. And Rivian Berlin, speaks with … Continued
Healing Our Rage, an interview with author and teacher Ruth King. Anger can be a powerful emotion to help bring about change. Or it can be a corrosive emotion that cripples us. Ruth King, author of Healing Rage-Women Making Inner Peace Possible, talks with Simin Yahaghi and Crystal Weston about her work on transforming anger. … Continued
In-depth updates about some local art and performance events happening in the Bay Area. Abstract expressionist Mary Lovelace O’Neal’s ongoing art exhibition and a docu-drama Stardust and Empty Wagons on the Katrina survivors in San Francisco, who have now relocated to the Bay Area, and an urgent focus on the health risks posed by the … Continued
The hot new documentary film Passion And Power: The Technology of Orgasm This film offers surprising new information which calls into question all we thought we knew about our own bodies, our own pleasure, and ultimately, our own power. "Electricity has given so much comfort to womankind … It gave her the vacuum cleaner, the … Continued
Recent incidence of violence against women within the African American Community have triggered a discussion on leadership and responsibilty. Two woman who have raised their voices and concerns are Gina McCauley and Aisha Shaheda Simmons. Gina McCauley, an attorney in Texas, was so upset by the portrayal of black women in the mainstream media that … Continued
