Podcast appearances and mentions of suzanne braun levine

The challenge of this life stage is getting to know ourselves in a new context. It's a process somewhat similar to adolescence but with a greater perspective and wisdom. We have the opportunity to rediscover our values and priorities, our bodies and our relationships, and, in the process, to uncover new aspects of ourselves and discover "that we're not who we were when we were younger."This stage of life is a time for all of us to open up to new possibilities and reinvent ourselves. But, to do so, we need to confront some of our own internalized ageism and a society that values youth.In this month's episode, Suzanne Braun Levine discusses reinventing our lives. We'll discuss some of the challenges and rewards women and men face during this exciting and often challenging journey and some of the "life lessons" and "milestones" along the way.About Suzanne Braun Levine: Suzanne Braun Levine is a writer, editor, and lecturer on women, families, and changing gender roles. The first editor of Ms. Magazine, she is the author of Inventing the Rest of Our Lives: Women in Second Adulthood, Fifty Is the New Fifty, How We Love Now, Father Courage: What Happens When Men Put Family First, and You Gotta Have Girlfriends. She is a contributor to More magazine and blogs for AARP, Huff/Post50, and others. She is an advisor to several women's and media groups and organizations dealing with midlife transitions. She is on the Board of Encore.org - second acts for the greater good - a think tank on boomers, work, and social purpose.Her book, Can Men Have It All? What the '"Daddy Track'' Means for Women examines the changing role of fatherhood and the state of the work-life balance for modern couples, a subject she introduced in her pioneering book, Father Courage: What Happens When Men Put Family First. She lives in New York with her husband, Robert F. Levine, an attorney. They have two adult children.Get in touch with Suzanne Braun Levine:Visit Suzanne's website: http://www.suzannebraunlevine.com/ Buy Suzanne's Book: https://revolutionizeretirement.com/daddytracki What to do next: Click to grab our free guide, 10 Key Issues to Consider as You Explore Your Retirement Transition Please leave a review at Apple Podcasts. Join our Revolutionize Your Retirement group on Facebook.

When Gloria Steinem co-founded Ms. magazine, she wanted a cover image that would break completely with the norms of the day. There would be no high-end models and no teasers for makeup tips. Instead, the preview issue featured a goddess with eight arms. And she was blue. Kim speaks with Gloria and also with the magazine's first editor, Suzanne Braun Levine, about the ways women had been visually portrayed until their groundbreaking publication hit the newsstands, and how the staff at Ms. worked to turn those stereotypes on their head. See the portraits we discuss: Pauline Perlmutter Steinem Gloria Steinem and Dorothy Pitman Hughes, 1971 Marilyn Monroe Student Protest Susan B. Anthony Ms. magazine preview cover Gloria Steinem and Dorothy Pitman Hughes, 2013

I was recently thrilled to discover Why? Radio's podcast. It's about time I did, since it's eight years and more than 100 episodes in. Thanks for the share, Laura of Bismarck, ND! For the 100th episode this February, host and creator Jack Russell Weinstein interviews Gloria Steinem, co-founder of Ms. magazine, journalist, writer, and feminist extraordinaire; and Suzanne Braun Levine, first editor of Ms. magazine, author, and authority on feminism and gender issues. The topics covered in this episode are summarized in the title 'Feminism as Philosophy, Politics, and Friendship'. Weinstein is a Professor of Philosophy at the University of North Dakota and created the IPPL radio show and podcast Why? Philosophical discussions about everyday life for very similar reasons I created Ordinary Philosophy, as you can see from the subtitle...

Suzanne Braun Levine, longtime editor of Ms. magazine, activist and author of numerous books for women over 50, joins us to share her thoughts on the Women’s March in Washington DC. As one of the first leaders of the Women’s Movement, Suzanne has a unique perspective on how far we’ve come and the battle we now are forced to face. If you have real cares and concerns about a Trump presidency and aren’t sure what to do about it, tune in. This is a special discussion you will not want to miss!

Suzanne Braun Levine, longtime editor of Ms. magazine, activist and author of numerous books for women over 50, joins us to share her thoughts on the aftermath of the election. As one of the first leaders of the Women’s Movement, Suzanne has a unique perspective on how far we’ve come and the battle we now are forced to face. If you have real cares and concerns about a Trump presidency and aren’t sure what to do about it, tune in. This is a special discussion you will not want to miss

Suzanne Braun Levine, founding editor of Ms. magazine, lecturer and author of numerous books on life after 50, joins us to share her thoughts on aging, authenticity and why learning to be “selfish” is a good thing. This is a special discussion you’ll want to be sure and catch!

Suzanne Braun Levine, founding editor of Ms. magazine, lecturer and author of numerous books on life after 50, joins us to share her thoughts on “Women’s Lib: Then and Now.” As one of the first leaders of the Women’s Movement, Suzanne has a unique perspective on how we’ve changed the face of the workforce, the power structure in general and made our voices heard. This is a special discussion you’ll want to be sure and catch!

Robin on the elections, and how the country is an abused spouse. Guests: MacArthur Award winner Ai-Jen Poo, organizer of domestic workers; author Suzanne Braun Levine on the new fatherhood; Rebecca Gomperts of Women On Waves and WomenOnWeb.org on doing border-defying abortions—via e-mail.

Suzanne Braun Levine, longtime editor of Ms. magazine and author of numerous books for women over 50, is joining us to share her seven reasons why she'd never want to be young again.   At year's end, we're naturally drawn to reviewing our lives and making plans for the future. So you won't want to miss this liberating and festive look at the many joys of life on the Feisty Side of Fifty!

Robin urges charging Ted Cruz and the Tea Party with the Act of Sedition, and shows how Senate women led a compromise. “The Art of Editing” Guests: magazine editor Suzanne Braun Levine; film editor Geeta Gandbhir; book editor Rosemary Ahern; and news editor Amanda Bennett.

Suzanne Braun Levine, longtime editor of Ms. magazine and author of How We Love Now: Women Talk About Intimacy After Fifty, joins us to share her thoughts on finding “unlikely” love. Whether it be by way of online dating sites, through match-ups from friends, or just plain serendipitous meetings, there's a whole new world of relationships out there facing us feisty folk. So, if you are contemplating today's dating scene—or know someone who is—you won't want to miss this lively discussion!

Suzanne Braun Levine, longtime editor of Ms. magazine and author of You Gotta Have Girlfriends joins us to share her thoughts on building friendships at work. As one of the first leaders of the Women's Movement, Suzanne has a unique perspective on how we've changed the face of the workforce and made girlfriends along the way. This is a special discussion you'll want to be sure and catch!

There's no doubt that baby boomer women are revolutionizing the spirit and style of aging. And—thanks to Ann Baker, visionary boomer/organizer—we now have two special gatherings to celebrate this remarkable time in our lives! Women at Woodstock is all about renewal, creativity, connections, and passion. These content-rich events (Women at Woodstock West and Women at Woodstock East) feature notable speakers—including Suzanne Braun Levine, Gloria Loring, Amy Ferris, Barbara Hannah Grufferman, and many others—who will reignite your joy in living fully after fifty. Ann will be sharing the details of how you can find out more. So, if you're a boomer woman who's ready to “step consciously into your future,” you'll want to be certain to catch this one!

Suzanne Braun Levine writes books that explore and provide fresh insights into life - life beginning with our 50's and beyond. "Inventing the Rest of Our Lives: Women in Second Adulthood" and others speak for themselves.

Every former Girl Scout worth her badges remembers the oft-repeated refrain: “Make new friends but keep the old… one is silver and the other gold.” No one would argue that old friendships truly are golden. However, just like real silver, new friendships can gleam with a special sparkle. Join Suzanne Braun Levine as she shares her thoughts on the glow of female friendships—both old and new. From coffee dates to Google hangouts, the ways we connect with those special people we call friends are varied but the warmth and closeness remain the mainstay of our lives. You'll want to be sure and catch this look at the new and diverse ways women meet one another with the former editor of Ms. magazine and the author of You Gotta Have Girlfriends. This one promises to be a lively and life-affirming discussion!

As women over 50, we know that our girlfriends are a meaningful and enriching component to our lives. But did you know that having a circle of women friends is critical to your health as well? Join Suzanne Braun Levine as she shares all about her new book, YOU GOTTA HAVE GIRLFREINDS, which launches on April 16th. Using her well-honed powers of observation, her keen insights, and recent findings from the medical community, Suzanne brings to light the multi-layers of friendship with honesty, warmth, and humor. In fact, you'll want to be certain you grab a copy of her new book for yourself so that you can recognize and relish the ways your girlfriends have enriched your own life… and your health. So share the good news with your friends. Tune in, spread the word, and celebrate the women of your life with author, activist, and chronicler of our lives past fifty, Suzanne Braun Levine!

The role of women has changed greatly over our lifetime. Now, with the new book Lean In by Facebook executive Sheryl Sandberg, our place in the world of business is once again up for debate. Join author, activist, and renowned observer of life after 50, Suzanne Braun Levine, as she shares her thoughts on the latest controversy. From her vantage point of being the Founding Editor of Ms. magazine for 17 years, Suzanne weighs in with a special perspective and plenty to say. For any woman who remembers the movement, this show is for YOU!

Suzanne Braun Levine, first editor of Ms. magazine and author of numerous books for women over 50, is joining us to share her thoughts on How We Love Now: Women Talk About Intimacy After 50. As we know, being in love has no age limit. However our relationships can and do change as we grow and evolve. We're not simply replaying our earlier roles as younger women in relationship. How could we? The physical, mental, and emotional shifts we experience at midlife impact most every facet of our lives. In truth, change is an imperative. So, if you're a woman who's looking to explore your relationships at this transformative time in your life, you'll want to be certain to tune in for this one. The kind of love you can experience now is limited only by your imagination! 

Robin demolishes the "clash of civilizations" with Islam, and speaks with Kim Gandy, president of the National Network to End Domestic Violence, on the Violence Against Women Act; Kimberly Bryant on teaching kids tech in "Black Girls Code;" and author Suzanne Braun Levine on women's second adulthood and journalism now.

As women over 50, we recognize that we aren't the same as we were years ago—only in an older body. We've changed in significant ways: our circumstances have altered (many times, dramatically), our life choices and concerns have gone in new directions, and our concept of ourselves has evolved to become deeper and more authentic. Join author, activist, and renowned observer of life after 50, Suzanne Braun Levine, as she shares six big ways we transform in second adulthood. She'll be drawing from insights and observations from her latest book, How We Love Now: Women Talk About Intimacy After 50.  So, if you're a woman in midlife who seeks to understand the changes and challenges of this stage of life, be sure to tune in for this one. And a big FYI: Suzanne's book is being released in paperback today!

As women over 50, we've forged a number of longstanding and close friendships. Over the years, our female friends have supported us when we've been down, celebrated our triumphs, and shared our secrets. But even the closest of relationships can run into problems. Suzanne Braun Levine, author of How We Love Now, joins us to share her thoughts on the positive as well as the more difficult aspects of long-term friendships. Don't miss this one! As the holidays approach, you'll want to be sure to learn how you can enrich your own life through more authentic and honest relationships with those women you hold dear. 

Reinvention, connection, crones and Woodstock—what could these word possibly have in common? Find out the answer by joining our favorite chronicler of life after 50, Suzanne Braun Levine as she shares her recent experience speaking to a group of accomplished women who are eagerly celebrating their cronehood by charting a new course in life. You won't want to miss this inspiring account of taking risks, moving forward, and creating an even better, fully mature, and powerful new YOU! 

  Chances are you never considered that sex might get better after age 50. But, for many of us, it's true! Suzanne Braun Levine, author of How We Love Now and numerous other top selling books on women in second adulthood, is joining us to share her 8 reasons why the bedroom may well become hotter than ever before. You'll want to be sure to tune in for this one and catch this frank and feisty discussion of yet one more way life gets better after 50! 

  August 26th marked the 92nd birthday of the Nineteenth Amendment—giving American women the right to vote. This act marked the culmination of a long (41 years) and difficult struggle for the brave suffragettes who bore all sorts of abuse so that we might enjoy full citizenship. With the current Presidential election stirring up its share of gender issues, our favorite observer of life after 50, Suzanne Braun Levine, is joining us to provide her thoughts on women's rights and responsibilities. So be sure to tune in—you'll want to be certain to catch this important and meaningful conversation.

  Our favorite observer of life after 50, Suzanne Braun Levine, is joining us once again to share her thoughts on relationships, love, and the memories of those who've touched our lives. We'll celebrate the gifted writer, Nora Ephron, who “got it” and gave voice to so many of our inner thoughts and longings. We'll also honor the 25th Anniversary of the Aids Quilt and remember friends and loved ones we lost to that disease. So plan to tune in and join Suzanne as she adds her unique perspective on How We Love Now and helps us to remember those special people who are now gone but never forgotten.

  The impact “The Pill” made on the lives of boomer women can't be overestimated. It played a major role in every facet of our young adult years: some of us chose to delay having children and build careers instead, others chose a more traditional role and eschewed the pill in favor of a household full of kids, while many decided against having families altogether. Whatever the decision, the pill was the magic medication that gave us choice! Our favorite observer of life after 50, Suzanne Braun Levine, joins us to share her thoughts on the pill and its aftermath. In light of the research and interviews she conducted for her latest book, How We Love Now, Suzanne will bring her insights and perspective to the choices we made back then and how they are impacting our lives today. You'll  want to be certain to tune in for this fascinating look at family values—boomer style!

  For many of us, our female friendships form the mainstay of our lives. These wonderful women celebrate our triumphs, wipe our tears, and share our secrets. But even the closest of relationships can run into problems. Suzanne Braun Levine, author of How We Love Now, joins us to share her thoughts on tackling the thornier issues of friendships: jealousy, oversights, and holding back on the truth. Be sure to catch this important discussion of when friendships turn toxic. 

Whether you're in a long-term relationship, have recently started dating, or have reconnected with an old flame, the years past 50 bring a richness and depth to romance. Suzanne Braun Levine, author of  the recently released, How We Love Now: Sex and the New Intimacy in Second Adulthood, joins us once again to share her thoughts on this important part of our lives. So, no matter what type of relationship you find yourself in, be certain to tune in for this one--there's nothing better than finding and sharing love after 50!

  Suzanne Braun Levine, former managing editor of Ms. magazine and longtime activist for women's rights, is now a prolific author and this country's premier observer of women in Second Adulthood. Her latest book, How We Love Now is about love, sex, and intimacy at this stage in our lives.  In addition to the physical, emotional, and psychological shifts we experience during “the change,” our relationships also transform. Suzanne is joining us to share her findings on the ways our personal reinvention affects those around us. So be sure to tune in... you won't want to miss this important and enlightening message!

  Join this feisty conversation with Suzanne Braun Levine as she shares her thoughts on the fertile void, the power of “no,” and tooting your own horn. (Yes, they're all related!) Coming off her bravura appearance at TEDx Women, Suzanne will also give us her take on speaking up and speaking out…and the exhilarating ride of pushing past your self-imposed boundaries to conquer new territory. You'll want to be sure to catch this one!

Our favorite observer of life after fifty, Suzanne Braun Levine, is joining us once again. This time, she'll be sharing her thoughts on the "New Intimacy" that can take hold and revitalize our relationships in midlife. But second adulthood and changing priorities can also bring up issues around interdependence and fear. So make sure to tune in for this important discussion on how aging can affect your ties with those you hold dear. 

  With all the advancements we've made since the women's movement, why is it still so difficult for us to toot our own horn? Join Suzanne Braun Levine (founding editor of Ms. magazine and author of numerous books for women over fifty) as she shares her thoughts on claiming our power by making our achievements known. Tune in and learn to toot!

  Our feisty friend, Suzanne Braun Levine, joins us once again to share her thoughts on issues impacting our lives. This time, she departs from her focus on women over 50 to address what's going on with the men in our lives. She'll share the latest research showing how men struggle with balancing work, family, aging, and relationships. You'll want to be certain to catch this one and get some insight into the baffling and complicated lives of the opposite sex!

Have you been experiencing a certain trepidation about "letting it all hang out" in your summer wardrobe? Are you less than thrilled with your bottom in a bikini? If so, you are definitely not alone! The ever-bodacious author of books on women, aging, and the life lessons we need to learn is joining us to share her thoughts on body image. A tender topic at any age, this issue can be especially hard on us feisty folk. So, if you're battling with your mirror and beating up on your body, tune in and hear what Suzanne has to say!

Best-selling author and founding editor of Ms. Magazine, Suzanne Braun Levine, is joining us for another lively discussion on the rich and multi-layered aspects of life after fifty. This time, Suzanne and I will share our thoughts on reinventing the long-term relationship. From power shifts to fluctuating libidos, midlife means change. So, if you've been in a decades long marriage or other significant coupling, you'll want to be certain to catch this one! 

  Best-selling author and founding editor of Ms. Magazine, Suzanne Braun Levine, will be joining us for another lively discussion. This time, Suzanne and I will share our thoughts on taking risks, stretching boundaries, and making positive change. Now is the perfect time to spring forward in your own life--so be sure to join us and get ready to tear down the self-imposed boundaries that have been stopping you!

International Women's History Day is March 8th. Here to celebrate this special event is the champion for women's rights and founding editor of Ms. magazine, Suzanne Braun Levine. A frequent guest, Suzanne always shares her insights into ways we can live our best lives. This show, she'll present her thoughts on how we can make our voices heard on a larger scale and continue our generation's mission to promote a parity of rights for all the world's citizens. You won't want to miss this very special broadcast!

The former editor of Ms. magazine and author of numerous bestselling books for women in midlife is joining us once again to share her insights into aging and how we boomers are doing it with style. Suzanne Braun Levine will be giving Feisty Side of Fifty listeners another special preview of her upcoming book on finding love, sex, and intimacy in second adulthood. This one is sure to be both lively and informative, so don't miss it!

The former editor of Ms. magazine and author of numerous bestselling books for women in midlife is joining us once again. Suzanne Braun Levine will be giving Feisty Side of Fifty listeners a special preview of her upcoming book on finding love, sex, and intimacy in second adulthood. You'll want to be certain to catch this one--it's guaranteed to be both informative and lively!

Be sure to join us for this very special 30-minute interview with two of the most well known and highly regarded leaders of the Women's Movement. Gloria Feldt, author of "No Excuses," and Suzanne Braun Levine, author of "50 is the New Fifty," will be sharing their thoughts on "Women, Power and the New Fifty." This promises to be an exciting and informative broadcast. If you want to be inspired to achieve your own success at midlife, do not miss this one!

Interview with Suzanne Braun Levine. Suzanne will share her thoughts about movements, driving major social change, and her article: "The Truth Will Set You Free... But First it Will Piss You Off." This promises to be a lively discussion for sure--so be sure to tune in!

Interview with special guests Marci Alboher and Suzanne Braun Levine. As authors and activists for social change, Marci and Suzanne will be telling us all about the upcoming New York Times online course: Introduction to Encore Careers. If you or a boomer friend are looking to combine purpose, passion and a paycheck, you won't want to miss this one!

Interview with Suzanne Braun Levine, founding editor of Ms. magazine and author of several books on woman and aging. Suzanne will be discussing how happiness affects successful aging and ways that friendships play a big role in wellbeing. Be sure and tune in to this lively discussion with our most bodacious guest!

Suzanne Braun Levine will interview me about the new and improved version of my book for jobseekers in midlife. LAND THE JOB YOU LOVE is now packed with lots of additional tips and insider techniques to help older applicants set themselves apart from the competition and distinguish themselves as THE candidate of choice. If you or a boomer friend are looking for work, you'll want to be sure and catch this one!

Interview with Suzanne Braun Levine, founding editor of Ms. magazine and author of several books on woman and aging. Suzanne is joining us for an exciting 10-part series about her latest book, "Fifty is the New Fifty: Ten Life Lessons for Women in Second Adulthood." In this final installment, Suzanne tells us why "Fifty is the New Fifty" and how midlife women of today are "recalibrating our place in the world." It's an exciting time to be growing older as we boomers are revolutionizing the spirit and style of aging. Be certain to catch all 10 of these amazing insights and life lessons. You'll come away with a renewed sense of self-determination, purpose, and energy as you learn how fifty truly is the NEW fifty!

Interview with Suzanne Braun Levine, founding editor of Ms. magazine and author of several books on woman and aging. Suzanne is joining us for an exciting 10-part series about her latest book, "Fifty is the New Fifty: Ten Life Lessons for Women in Second Adulthood." This life lesson, "Both is the New Either/Or" is all about expanding our horizons, coming to our unique authenticity, and embracing our age in all its many facets. An inspiring and uplifting lesson, for sure!

Interview with Suzanne Braun Levine, founding editor of Ms. magazine and author of several books on woman and aging. Suzanne is joining us for an exciting 10-part series about her latest book, "Fifty is the New Fifty: Ten Life Lessons for Women in Second Adulthood." Our eighth interview will cover the lesson, "You DO Know What You Want to Do With the Rest of Your Life." Suzanne will be discussing the Fertile Void, renewing your energy and passion, and thriving at midlife. A not-to-be-missed segment!

Interview with Suzanne Braun Levine, founding editor of Ms. magazine and author of several books on woman and aging. Suzanne is joining us for an exciting 10-part series about her latest book, "Fifty is the New Fifty: Ten Life Lessons for Women in Second Adulthood." In our seventh session, Suzanne explains what she means by the chapter, "Every Crisis Creates a New Normal." This is an especially important lesson to learn as our lives can change in substantial ways and we need to know how to create our own "new normal."

Interview with Suzanne Braun Levine, founding editor of Ms. magazine and author of several books on woman and aging. Suzanne is joining us for an exciting 10-part series about her latest book, "Fifty is the New Fifty: Ten Life Lessons for Women in Second Adulthood." In this installment, Suzanne tells us: "Yes, your marriage can make it!" She'll be discussing how midlife can actually strengthen the couple bond. Even though we're seeking to redefine ourselves, there can be numerous positive aspect to be found in this very special relationship.

Interview with Suzanne Braun Levine, founding editor of Ms. magazine and author of several books on woman and aging. Suzanne is joining us for an exciting 10-part series about her latest book, "Fifty is the New Fifty: Ten Life Lessons for Women in Second Adulthood." In this fifth installment, Suzanne will discuss "nothing changes if nothing changes." Time to take risks, stretch yourself, and move forward--a valuable life lesson, indeed!

Interview with Suzanne Braun Levine, founding editor of Ms. magazine and author of several books on woman and aging. Suzanne is joining us for an exciting 10-part series about her latest book, "Fifty is the New Fifty: Ten Life Lessons for Women in Second Adulthood." This fourth lesson is entitled "Age is not a Disease." Join us and celebrate your marvelous maturity, find your voice, and speak out about the many fabulous aspects of growing older as a woman today. You won't want to miss this one! In fact, be sure and tune in on Thursday when we discuss the next installment in this valuable and timely series.

Interview with Suzanne Braun Levine, founding editor of Ms. magazine and author of several books on woman and aging. Suzanne is joining us for an exciting 10-part series about her latest book, "Fifty is the New Fifty: Ten Life Lessons for Women in Second Adulthood." The third lesson she'll cover is the importance of SELF: do unto yourself as you have been doing unto others! You won't want to miss this one and be and tune to each and every installment in this valuable and timely series.

Interview with Suzanne Braun Levine, founding editor of Ms. magazine and author of several books on woman and aging. Suzanne is joining us for an exciting 10-part series about her latest book, "Fifty is the New Fifty: Ten Life Lessons for Women in Second Adulthood." The second lesson she'll cover is the importance of female friendships: a circle of trust is a must! You won't want to miss this one and be and tune to each and every installment in this valuable and timely series.

Interview with Suzanne Braun Levine, founding editor of Ms. magazine and author of several books on woman and aging. Suzanne is joining us for an exciting 10-part series about her latest book, "Fifty is the New Fifty: Ten Life Lessons for Women in Second Adulthood." The first lesson she'll cover is the vitally important: no is not a four-letter word! You won't want to miss this one and be and tune to each and every installment in this valuable and timely series.

Suzanne Braun Levine is making her third appearance on Feisty Side of Fifty Radio. This time, she's telling us all about her survey on love and relationships at midlife. Take it and you just might wind up in her next best seller! Suzanne also discusses the new PBS series, Life (Part 2), which is aimed at baby boomers. She's featured in the premier episode that airs on Wednesday, Sept. 16th.

Interview with Suzanne Braun Levine, founding editor of Ms. magazine and author of several books on woman and aging, including 50 is the New Fifty and Reinventing the Rest Of Our Lives: Women in Second Adulthood. Suzanne will discuss her upcoming book, "How Do We Love Today?" and she'll be asking for YOUR feedback. So be sure and tune in to hear more about the fascinating and feisty topic of love on the far side of fifty. Who knows, you just might end up in her book!

Interview with Suzanne Braun Levine, author of Inventing the Rest of Our Lives: Women in Second Adulthood, and first editor for Ms. Magazine. Suzanne will discuss her latest book, 50 is the New Fifty.

Joining Ronnie are Suzanne Braun Levine and Mary Thom, editors of an oral history on Bella Abzug. The book covers Abzug's decades of public service and leadership in the women's movement.