Podcasts about Womyn

1 - How bad is the Biden mental decline? Is the media coverage on the drones even worse? 115 - RNC Chairman Michael Whatley rejoins the program. How effective was Trump leaning into Biden's “garbage” message? What were the two messages that the Trump campaign relied on? With the news of Biden's mental decline, what was the RNC thinking he would be like on stage during the first debate? What metrics did the RNC use to know that Kamala had no chance? Michael details how Trump listened to what the citizens wanted rather than the Democrats told us what we should want. 135 - “Women” has a new spelling? 140 - New Jersey politicians are in for a rude awakening. 155 - Do you have confidence that Republicans are doing a good job right now as a government shutdown looms?

Tomi Lahren crowns her Losers of the Week! Content Creator & Political Commentator, Jeffery Mead, reacts to them, Kamala's latest word salad, Mystics co-owner Sheila Johnson criticizing Time's Caitlin Clark cover, and more. Learn more about your ad choices. Visit podcastchoices.com/adchoices

The trio rolls into the second hour discussing the 135 expansion project, a spelling bee that excepts the spelling of "Womyn", and take calls pertaining to the mystery drones.See omnystudio.com/listener for privacy information.

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Quand j'ai rencontré Marielle Chabal, j'ai dû lui demander je ne sais combien de fois de me préciser de quoi elle me parlait, si ce qu'elle me disait était fictif, avait trait à sa pratique ou était bien ancré dans le réel. J'avais du mal à identifier ce à quoi je me confrontais en découvrant sa pratique. J'étais face à des mondes complexes et franchement crédibles. En fait, Marielle Chabal construit des fictions socles puis invite des spécialistes de diverses disciplines à les investir, à réfléchir à l'intérieur d'elles. Marielle pense des récits spéculatifs et appréhende ainsi des dispositifs contre-hégémoniques. Ces exercices de pensée sont absolument passionnants. Si bien que je me demande comment on a fait pour que cet épisode ne dure pas 3h... Références citées dans l'épisode :
 - Womyn's land / Terres lesbiennes - Occupy Wall Street (OWS) - Karim Kattan, écrivain palestinien - Michael Levy, architecte - el-Atlal, résidence à Jéricho, en Palestine - Constance Tenvik, artiste - Eric Stephany, artiste - Soufiane Ababri, artiste - Jeanne La Fonta, compositrice, interprète Crédits : Présent.e est un podcast produit, réalisé et diffusé par Camille Bardin. Cet entretien a été enregistré en juillet 2024 à Paris. Réalisation et mixage : Camille Bardin. Générique : David Walters.

Send us a textJoin us this week as we sit down with the inspiring Lisa Vogel, the visionary behind the Michigan Womyn's Music Festival. At just 19, Lisa's dream of creating a music festival exclusively for women became a reality, drawing thousands in its first year through sheer determination and innovative methods, even before the internet era. She opens up about her personal journey, sharing candid stories of battling alcoholism while nurturing a cultural movement that's left an indelible mark on the landscape of women's music and the vibrant lesbian culture it fostered.As the festival grew, so did its commitment to equality, offering fair pay and opportunities for artists in a predominantly male-driven industry. Lisa reflects on the festival's evolution, touching on the challenges faced, such as resistance from conservative groups, and the lessons learned in creating inclusive spaces. From memorable moments like her mother's surprise attendance to the conclusion of the festival's 40-year run, Lisa's anecdotes paint a heartfelt picture of the legacy she and the festival have left behind.We also pay tribute to Bob Briddick, a cherished figure in Houston's LGBTQIA+ community who recently passed. Through stories from his close friends, we celebrate Bob's impact, from his artistic talents to his dedication to community building, showcasing how his elegance and generosity turned ordinary gatherings into extraordinary events. Bob's legacy lives on through a scholarship fund in his name, ensuring that his passion for making a difference continues to inspire future generations. Ultimately, Bob became a model for how to age in the LGBTQIA+ community; his light showed bigger and brighter each decade.  This episode weaves together the stories of two trailblazers whose contributions highlight the power of community, resilience, and shared history.Queer Voices airs in Houston Texas on 90.1FM KPFT and is heard as a podcast here. Queer Voices hopes to entertain as well as illuminate LGBTQ issues in Houston and beyond. Check out our socials at:https://www.facebook.com/QueerVoicesKPFT/ andhttps://www.instagram.com/queervoices90.1kpft/

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Je vis quelque part dans la Drôme, entourée de montagnes. Et mon enfance je l'ai passée à crapahuter dans les champs autour de chez mes parents. J'aime l'espace. J'aime partir en reportage et découvrir chaque petit recoin de ce monde dans lequel je vis.  Pourtant, parfois, j'ai étouffé. Parfois j'étouffe encore. C'est étrange à dire mais je crois que c'est beaucoup dû au fait que tout est distendu tout le temps. A ces ami.es que je n'ai pas vu depuis des semaines parce que le boulot est trop dense et qu'il faut faire des kilomètres, à cet événement lgbt ou féministe auquel j'aurai bien aimé allé mais l'essence est chère.  Oui, 10 minutes de métro c'est plus rapide que 45 minutes de voiture. Oui j'ai parfois envie de prendre mes valises et de retourner à Toulouse pour avoir accès à tout ce que je veux quand je veux. Mais en même temps, il suffit d'une rencontre, d'une marche féministe, d'un événement, d'un apéro queer pour me rappeler que les révolutions peuvent se mener et se sont déjà menées ici. Dans les régions, la province, les campagnes, comme ils disent. Nous aussi nous avons le droit à notre génie queer. C'est ce que raconte cette deuxième partie de l'épisode 2 qui s'appelle l'utopie queer, créer des espaces et reprendre la terre. Champs queers, une série documentaire d'Elodie Potente  Si vous aimez mon podcast soutenez-le ! Soutenez le projet sur mon Tipee : https://fr.tipeee.com/elodie-potente Ecoutez les autres épisodes :  https://podcast.ausha.co/champs-queers/la-pride-radicale https://podcast.ausha.co/champs-queers/l-utopie-queer-1-2-habiter-ensemble-et-faire-famille Références de l'épisode :  Katlego Kolanyane-Kesupile: How I'm bringing queer pride to my rural village "Lesbiana, une révolution parallèle" de Myriam Fougère  « Womyn's Land » : géré par et pour les femmes du Missouri Womyn's lands construction d'une utopie par Françoise Flamant  Plouc pride Valérie Jousseaume  Les travaux de recherches de Constance Rimlinger : https://cems.ehess.fr/membres/constance-rimlinger Les travaux de recherches de Cassandre di Lauro : Transmettre une terre lesbienne : création et préservation d'une communauté lesbienne dans l'Oregon du Sud au 21e siècle Nola Bastien fait également des recherches sur les terres lesbiennes en France  LSD "Sortir les lesbiennes du placard" Une terre à soi par Clémence Allezard  Ecoféminisme #2 : Retrouver la terre | Un podcast à soi (22) par Charlotte Bienaimée  Chanson : Broke in summer - Hello Capitano  Merci à Camille, Mars, Ju, Amé, Marine, Yann, Camille, Hugo, Jésus, Nadine et toutes les personnes croisées à Peirao, merci à Constance et Cassandre.   Illustration : Sirima de Rességuier @sirimaderes  

This has been a cool journey. 6 years later and I'm still podcasting. I'm grateful and blessed but I still gotta let the jokes fly. Follow me on Twitter & Instagram: asiddavis Podcast IG: ethesocialintrovertpodcast Podcast Twitter: SocialintroPod Send emails to: thesocialintrovertpodcastegmail.com Music featured: Intro song: Rebel Rae - Taking My Time Pip Millett - Smoking Takara - Bad Outro Song: Sid Davis - 6 Year Anniversary (Theme) --- Send in a voice message: https://podcasters.spotify.com/pod/show/the-social-introvert/message

We're celebrating Herstory this week! Listen in to hear stories from AND about Semafor, updates on Fox News, and Eliana has insights into Politico's new style. Time Stamps: 3:31 Front Page 50:06 Obsessions  1:00:30 Reader Mail 1:03:31 Favorite Item of the Week If you have a story you want us to talk about, e-mail us at wretches@nebulouspodcasts.com. Sign up to receive show notes directly in your inbox Show Notes: NYT: Inside the Panic at Fox News After the 2020 Election Dispatch: Bill Sammon, the Deer Hunter Mediaite: Bret Baier Airs Report Questioning Tucker Carlson's Jan. 6 Coverage, Features McConnell Saying Fox News Made 'A Mistake'  Semafor: Conflict of Interest at the Post  Axios: Semafor partners with Chinese Communist Party-linked think tank  Mediaite: 'Not a Concept I Support': DeSantis Calls Out Media Using His Picture for 'More Clicks' on Blogger Registration Bill He Doesn't Advocate  WaPo: Baseball can no longer ignore Ron DeSantis's culture wars  Politifact: What does it mean to be ‘woke'?  CBS: 2 women leading the sports and business sides of the Miami Marlins are making history NYT: For Women in Afghanistan, the War's Terror Gives Way to New Fears NYT: The Dirty Little Secret of Credit Card Rewards Programs  WaPo: Nearly everyone is exposed to unhealthy levels of tiny air pollutants, study says DailyMail: Democrat FTC boss turns screws on Elon Musk by demanding he hand over information on layoffs  Neil Chilson on Twitter: I've looked at (and revised, even) dozens of consent orders. Douglas provides a standard description of why the FTC has consent orders and how enforces them through demand letters.  JoshKraushaar on Twitter: Some personal news: Excited to announce that I will be the new editor-in-chief for @J_Insider starting at the end of the month. I'm thrilled to be working with @melissaeweiss in her new role as JI executive editor.  I Might Be Wrong Substack: Announcing the "Wrongthink" Podcast! Featuring Me and a Far-Better-Known Dude! Obsessions:  The Spectator: Revealed: Politico's banned words NYPost: I pretended to be a 14-year-old boy on TikTok — what I saw terrified me  Kicker: WSJ: How Sexual Assault Allegations Against a U.S. Chess Grandmaster Went Unaddressed for Years AP: Video captures dramatic moment SUV slams into Houston cafe

we're gettin' into it about the michigan womyns music festival - a week of camping in the woods for women (but not all women) only. we've been there, we've done that, and we're talking the good, the bad, and the transphobia. be queer & stay weird! xox - NY --- Send in a voice message: https://anchor.fm/qweird/message

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This week's episode is the second episode of a 2 part series of Technically Human. Over the next two episodes, I speak with six women/nonbinary/trans individuals about their experiences transitioning into the tech industry after leaving established careers. They share their stories about what led them to decide to leave their established careers and retrain as technologists through the Grace Hopper Coding Academy, a program specifically targeting women/nonbinary/trans individuals who want to learn how to code so that they can pursue careers in the tech industry. We discuss the challenges that women/nonbinary/trans individuals face when pursuing careers in tech. We talk about what tech represents for those who have been historically excluded from it, and their decision to launch their new collective, "Intercode," a platform that seeks to establish a community for Womyn+ in tech to share their stories and forge new connections. Intercode is a collective of voices exploring how the intersection of identity and privilege impacts every facet of the tech industry–including access, culture and the ethics governing the space. Through candid conversation and writing, we work to tackle the ways current DEI efforts can still fall short in fostering inclusive and equitable spaces. ​​ The idea for Intercode began with several candid discussions amongst a group of software developers and recent graduates from the Grace Hopper Program, a NY-based bootcamp targeted towards historically underrepresented candidates in the field of engineering. While sharing our perspectives we quickly realized that these discussions were valuable enough to merit a larger audience and began laying the groundwork to create a formal space for us to share these perspectives with the world.

This week's episode is the first of a 2 part series of Technically Human. Over the next two episodes, I speak with six women/nonbinary/trans individuals about their experiences transitioning into the tech industry after leaving established careers. They share their stories about what led them to decide to leave their established careers and retrain as technologists through the Grace Hopper Coding Academy, a program specifically targeting women/nonbinary/trans individuals who want to learn how to code so that they can pursue careers in the tech industry. We discuss the challenges that women/nonbinary/trans individuals face when pursuing careers in tech. We talk about what tech represents for those who have been historically excluded from it, and their decision to launch their new collective, "Intercode," a platform that seeks to establish a community for Womyn+ in tech to share their stories and forge new connections. Serena Chang is a Fullstack software engineer and professional dancer in New York City looking to combine both these passions in her next career. Chang was dancing as one of the lead roles in the off-broadway performance, “Then She Fell” and prepared to go on an international tour prior to the performance shutdowns due to Covid. Looking for another creative and technical pathway, she became immersed in coding and the endless creative possibilities it offered to interface with humans. Kelsey Roy is a Software Engineer who is seeking to implement socially conscious practices in the tech sphere. She has held previous roles as a Data Analyst and Operations Manager and as a Project Management Consultant. Kelsey is devoted to a career working for mission-driven organizations with diverse and collaborative environments that make a positive difference in the world. Related to her passion for supporting DEI efforts in tech, she is also interested in the ethics surrounding AI, machine learning, and computing in general. Jazma Foskin is a Fullstack Software Engineer who recently graduated from the Grace Hopper Program at Fullstack Academy. She is an Army Veteran who is passionate about learning, traveling, and growing. Combining technology and creativity has allowed her to work on passion projects that are aiming to push the Black and LGBTQIA+ community forward. As a Black woman, Jazma is continuing to be a representation so that others may see themselves in her and understand they too no matter their starting point can accomplish their goals. Diana Viglucci (they/them) is a full stack developer, community-builder, and lifelong learner. They like writing code that brings people joy, helps them learn something new, or that makes resources more accessible. Diana completed their technical training at the Grace Hopper Program, where they were best known for their Stackathon-winning rat tracker app. Prior to transitioning into tech, they worked in community-based nonprofit programs, supporting individuals and their families as they navigated mental health issues, career changes, and LGBTQ+ identity. A cum laude graduate of Cornell University, Diana finds joy in making art, spending time in nature, and turning off their phone for hours-long stretches. Their work is grounded in person-centered, trauma-informed, and intersectional perspectives - and always will be - because software is for people. Violet Cutler (She/They) is a trans woman living in Philadelphia. She has been an artist and performer for more than a decade. She has also spent that time organizing DIY events in the queer and trans community and really values community building. She spent the last 4 years working in a food coop. She co-organized a successful union campaign when Covid struck. Despite this success, the dangers of the pandemic drove her to look for another way to support herself. In August of 2021, she quit her job and began studying to get into the Grace Hopper Program at Fullstack Academy. She graduated in April 2022 and looks forward to a career in Tech and Game Development. Her priorities moving forward are accessibility of the web and creating spaces in tech for other marginalized identities. Jessica Donig (she/her) is a Fullstack software engineer with a background in social entrepreneurship. Prior to attending Grace Hopper, Jessica co-founded a nonprofit, worked as the first employee of a YC-backed startup, and conducted clinical research at Stanford University.  From the time she entered the startup world in 2015, Jessica wanted to learn to code, but the lack of female representation in the field had made her hesitant to do so. Now that she has completed her coursework, Jessica is passionate about helping other nontraditional engineers—especially women—see themselves in tech.

Intro and outro music is Rise Up, O Lord, a recording of Psalm 10 by My Soul Among Lions. The rest of MSAL's recorded Psalms can be listened to, here.

From the womb-like High Priestess, consciousness is brought to form through the nurturing power of The Empress.In this deeply personal and raw episode, Eliza, whom identifies intimately with this archetype, shares her stories of finding and honoring her inner Empress, healing ancestral mother-wounds, grieving lost pregnancies and understanding the verb of mother as it has played out in her life.We believe sharing one's story has the power to heal-- for when we're offered others' tools for understanding their wounds the capacity to heal our own has an opportunity to expand.Acknowledgments:‘Mysterious Dark' by Sophia Faria in We'Moon Gaia Rhythms for Womyn 2022 Calendar (thanks, Erin!); Familiars in Witchcraft, book by Maja D'Aoust; Kate Bush, ‘Mother Stands for Comfort'; Weston of Root Lock Tarot (rootlocktarot.com); Dreamscape Oracle Deck, art by Matt Hughes booklet by Jaymi Elford8th House Healers Podcast is:Eliza Harris: Owner, Host & Content Creator and Sarah Cole-McCarthy: Owner, Host & Executive Producer/EditorAll rights reserved Podcast webpage: 8thHouseHealers.comWork with Eliza/buy her deck: 8thHouseHealers.com/ElizaWork with Sarah: 8thHouseHealers.com/Sarah We'd love to hear from you! Send your questions, comments & suggestions to us at: 8thhousehealers@gmail.com Podcast cover photography, ‘The Lovers', by Esmerlize (esmerlize.com)Original podcast theme music, ‘Languid Stars', by Dylan McCarthy (dylanmccarthymusic.com)Support this show http://supporter.acast.com/8th-house-healers. Hosted on Acast. See acast.com/privacy for more information.

We ARE WOMYN, and here to Roar?  *ROawr*  Lol. Okay, Jay and Kim here: In honor of Womyn's Month, we wanted to start out the month with an episode where we talk about ALL THANGS WOMYN. Including the THANGS they told us not to talk about.  Take a listen as Kim and Jay share their difference of opinion about essential oils for womyn parts. Kim is all for it while Jay wants to stay away from it. The ladies also discuss what it means to be a womyn to them and the challenges they face.  Womyn are important. Let's continue to love and embrace them. Don't forget to follow us on social media: @soulsisterssundaypodcast Transcripts available on Wednesday! https://linktr.ee/soultribepublishinghouse As always, thank you for listening! --- Support this podcast: https://anchor.fm/soul-sisters-sunday/support

Recorded on Sunday, 11/28/21, Trek Table Episode #34  Join host Alison De La Cruz and Co-Hosts Claudia Alick, Maya Chinchilla and Maia Mills-Low as we talk about “Anomaly.” This Trek Table assembled will talk about the grief - not only are Book, Burnham and the Federation processing the loss of Kwejian but we are also holding space for Tilly, Adira and Gray.  We'll talk about this Soongian technology that is going to help Gray get his body back. And finally, in this episode we'll look at how Discovery is expanding models of women's  leadership in Star Fleet.     Subscribe to the TrekTable channel:  https://bit.ly/3hslxRw Watch full episodes of TrekTable: https://bit.ly/3w3a3rB Like TrekTable on Facebook:  https://www.facebook.com/TrekTablePodcast   Follow TrekTable on Instagram: https://www.instagram.com/trektable/ Follow Trek Table on Twitter: https://twitter.com/Trek_Table   Trek Table holds weekly space for Black, Indigenous, Women of Color (Queer or otherwise) and our allies.  We are fans of Star Trek Discovery and are currently moving through episode recaps and exploring each episode through segments such as Trek Table Questions, Space Runway, Discovery Design and Thematix.   ------   SIGNAL BOOST: We strive to hold space for Black, Indigenous, Brown, Womyn of Color. Here are some resources that amplify and highlight the work of Women of color content creators, community builders and world shapers.   Sistah Sci Fi Bookstore   Sistah Scifi is a cauldron of all things afrofuturism; mysticism, science fiction, voodoo, magical realism, speculative fiction, and horror; casting spells to uplift literature written by Black and Native American women.  Learn more at sistahscifi.com   Kristina Wong, Sweatshop Overlord - Streams December 1st - 14th for the link check the New York Theatre Workshop Website - Yay for accessible theater!  Links in the chat and our episode notes.   https://www.nytw.org/show/kristina-wong-sweatshop-overlord/ FOLLOW OUR MUSICIANS @Quetzalmusic on Instagram   FOLLOW OUR HOSTS Maya Chinchilla @maya_chapina Claudia Alick @calling up justice   Alison De La Cruz IG: @picsbydela Twitter: @TweetsbyDeLa Maiamama IG: @maia-splaining    FOLLOW OUR DIGITAL PARTNER @OutsideInThtr on Instagram www.OutsideInTheatre.org   FOLLOW TREK TABLE @TrekTable on Instagram  @Trek_Table on Twitter @trektablpodcast on Facebook www.trektable.com

I am so excited to welcome Tonya Pinkins back to the show! She's an actress, director, producer, author, filmmaker & so much more! Today we are talking about lessons learned and Tonya has learned a lot in her life! Plus, we chat even more about her horror film Red Pill, which will have its NYC premiere this Friday, August 13 (YES, FRIDAY THE 13TH) at St. Nicholas Park in Harlem at 135th Street. Tickets are FREE, but you must register here! 7pm Talkback with Director & Cast 8pm Film Screening Listen to Part 1 of our interview here! - We talked in depth about Tonya's horror film Red Pill & much more about Broadway, All My Children and Motherhood. Connect with Tonya: Facebook Twitter Instagram Connect with Red Pill Movie Website Facebook Twitter Instagram Like What You Hear? Join my Patreon Family to get backstage perks including advanced notice of interviews, the ability to submit a question to my guests, behind-the-scene videos, and so much more! Follow me on Facebook, Twitter, and Instagram Visit: https://callmeadam.com for more my print/video interviews Special Thanks: My Patreon Family for their continued support: Angelo, Reva and Alan, Marianne, Danielle, Tara, Alex, and The Golden Gays NYC. Join the fun at https://patreon.com/callmeadamnyc. Theme Song by Bobby Cronin (https://bit.ly/2MaADvQ) Podcast Logo by Liam O'Donnell (https://bit.ly/2YNI9CY) Edited by Drew Kaufman (https://bit.ly/2OXqOnw) Outro Music Underscore by CueTique (Website: https://bit.ly/31luGmT, Facebook: @CueTique) More on Tonya: Tonya Pinkins is a multi-award-winning actress, author, & educator. She has won a Tony, Obie, Drama Desk, Outer Critics Circle & Lortel Award. She teaches privately & at The Atlantic Theater School's NYU program. Tonya is the author of Get OVER YOURSELF: How to Drop The Drama and Claim The Life You Deserve (Hachette Books). Tonya works with The African American Policy Forum & actively supports #SayHerName & TheMovementForBlackLives among other causes & organizations.  She is 2019-2022 Fulbright Specialist. Her short film, What Came After, which she produced, directed & adapted with Christopher Oscar Pena from his play, premiered at The New York Short Festival in 2016 & was an official selection in 2017 Sociopolitical Short Festival, Artemis Women in Action Film Festival, National Black Film Festival - Houston, Equality Film Festival, Blow-Up International Arthouse Festival - Chicago, Womyn in Media Newark, Women's Only Entertainment Film Festival, Queens World Film festival, New Filmmakers New York Festival & WIM-Ns Women's Film Festival. She directed Lighthouse Lili for RipFEST. Tonya has trained with esteemed directors such as Michael Satrazemis (Producing Director Fear of the Walking Dead), Charlotte Brandstrom (Madam Secretary), Melanie Mayron (Famous In Love), & Nick Copus (Gotham). Tonya co-wrote, produced and directed Truth and Reconciliation of Womyn (The Tank, Deepak Home Base, The Commons, & The #HealMeToo Festival). Tonya's directing credits include: Till We Meet Again at the 14th Street Y, Paul Robeson: The Opera at Trilogy Opera Company, Bring It On at Black Spectrum Theater, Exit: An Illusion by Marita Bonner for American Bard Theater's “Visionary Voices,” The Gospel According to Miss Roj from The Colored Museum for Project One Voice at The Kimble Theater, Vagina Monologues for V-Day at The World Health Ministry Conference in Mexico, The Klucking of Hens by Carol Lockwood at New Professional Theater, Lord's Resistance by Camille Darby at the National Black Theater Festival in Winston Salem, & Dead People's Things by Patricia Ione Lloyd at Red Circle Rising. Tonya co-directed Laryy Powell's Easy To Love in the Fire This Time Festival & For Colored Boys by Jesse Alick in 48 Hours in Harlem. She has been developing Blaine Teamer's #BoxSeats at NYTW and National Black Theater's Monday Night Reading series. Learn more about your ad choices. Visit megaphone.fm/adchoices

Welcome to Tell Me More!, a podcast for amplifying the work of graduate students. In this episode, Tyler Gillespie, a second-year PhD student in the Writing, Rhetoric, & Technical Communication program at the University of Memphis, stops by for a chat! Tyler gives us an overview of his chapter in the upcoming Routledge Handbook of Queer Rhetoric (edited by Jonathan Alexander and Jacqueline Rhodes) on rhetorical practices in Florida's LGBTQ community. Specifically, he talks about the self-published Womyn's Words, which ran from 1983 to 2011 and is known as “Florida's Oldest Gay Publication.” Tyler's chapter focuses on the publication's text creation, collaborative production, and circulation as means of place-based, community formation. He also chats about the ethics of storytelling and research. If you'd like to talk more with Tyler, you can email him at tmgilles@olemiss.edu, and you can learn more about his award-winning journalism at his website: www.tylergillespie.com. If you'd like to learn more about the show, find links to things we talked about, find transcripts, or sign up to be a guest, please check out tellmemorepod.com. Feel free to follow us on Twitter at @TMM_Pod, too. Until next time! Links to things discussed in this episode: "Womyn's Words" Collection of Pat Ditto: A Collection Guide Women In The Arts Festival Lesbian Connection Malea Powell et al. (2012). 2012 CCCC Chair's Address: Stories Take Place: A Performance in One Act. College Composition and Communication, 64(2), 383-406.

Leslie Bailey is the co-founder of Indy Maven, a women's lifestyle magazine/website based out of Indianapolis. Leslie discusses how you value yourself and the work you put out and how she was able to find confidence in an idea to start a business. She also updates us on a few pieces of advice she gave in her full episode (30). Go back and listen to get a more rounded picture of who Leslie is: An amazing and powerful entrepreneur! This epsiode is brought to you in part by Bravus Brewing! Non-alcoholic craft beer! Try their new Blood Orange IPA and use code FRIENDREQUEST to save 10% at Bravus.com @lesalina @friendrequestpod JustinsFriendRequest@gmail.com

In today's episode I read an article about Progressive "Womyn" who want to date Conservative men and Progressive men who can't figure out why womyn don't want a indecisive beta male. I break down why women really want a strong masculine man and not a beta male. --- Send in a voice message: https://anchor.fm/redpilledmale/message

Welcome to The Infinite Dance-The Akashic Podcast with your host Carri Arata, Akashic records reader, psychic sleuth and spiritual guide In this episode I delve into how we can transmute this shame game we all seem to like to play and TRUST in our journey 500 Downloads! Thank you so much!!!! I'm offering two time slots on Wednesday for Akashic guided meditations: 9:30a.m. and 5:30p.m. PST. Send me an email for Zoom link: carrilynnarata@gmail.com Astrologers I like: We'Moon Gaia Rhythms for Womyn; Chani; Astromomma Listener support helps to keep this podcast going. Links to support here or you can go to my Patreon: www.patreon.com/theinfinitedance where you can become a dancer and your support also gets you bonus episodes, Akashic guided meditations and discounts on sessions and merch like The Infinite Pillow. Book a private reading at : ancientbodyworks.co Akashic Guided Meditations every Wednesday on Zoom 9:30 am PST-send me email for Zoom link Subscribe to my channel on YouTube: The Infinite Dance-guided meditations here Send me a tweet: @InfiniteDance8arrilynnarata@gmail.com --- This episode is sponsored by · Anchor: The easiest way to make a podcast. https://anchor.fm/app Support this podcast: https://anchor.fm/carri-arata/support

Welcome to the Arena, y’all know who I am the voice you may or may not know is Raquel Rogers-Dahl, creator of Womyn, Weed, & Wellness podcast. The #QTNA

I may have jumped out of my seat four times watching Tonya Pinkins' new horror film Red Pill, but I am staying seated today for this incredible conversation. Tonya Pinkins is a Tony Award Winner. Her career encompasses nine Broadway shows, 20 years on daytime television, podcasting, writing, motherhood & now you can add filmmaker to this impressive career. In the first part of our interview we discuss Tonya's new award winning horror movie Red Pill, starring on Broadway, motherhood and so much more! The second part of our interview, where we discuss Lessons Learned, will be released soon. Stay tuned! Red Pill can be seen in the Micheaux Film Festival from April 26-May 2nd. Click here for tickets! Connect with Tonya: Facebook Twitter Instagram Connect with Red Pill Movie Website Facebook Twitter Instagram Like What You Hear? Join my Patreon Family to get backstage perks including advanced notice of interviews, the ability to submit a question to my guests, behind-the-scene videos, and so much more! Follow me on Facebook, Twitter, and Instagram Visit: https://callmeadam.com for more my print/video interviews Special Thanks: My Patreon Family for their continued support: Angelo, Reva and Alan, Marianne, Danielle, Tara, Alex, and The Golden Gays NYC. Join the fun at https://patreon.com/callmeadamnyc. Theme Song by Bobby Cronin (https://bit.ly/2MaADvQ) Podcast Logo by Liam O'Donnell (https://bit.ly/2YNI9CY) Edited by Drew Kaufman (https://bit.ly/2OXqOnw) Outro Music Underscore by CueTique (Website: https://bit.ly/31luGmT, Facebook: @CueTique) More on Tonya: Tonya Pinkins is a multi-award-winning actress, author, & educator. She has won a Tony, Obie, Drama Desk, Outer Critics Circle & Lortel Award. She teaches privately & at The Atlantic Theater School’s NYU program. Tonya is the author of Get OVER YOURSELF: How to Drop The Drama and Claim The Life You Deserve (Hachette Books). Tonya works with The African American Policy Forum & actively supports #SayHerName & TheMovementForBlackLives among other causes & organizations.  She is 2019-2022 Fulbright Specialist. Her short film, What Came After, which she produced, directed & adapted with Christopher Oscar Pena from his play, premiered at The New York Short Festival in 2016 & was an official selection in 2017 Sociopolitical Short Festival, Artemis Women in Action Film Festival, National Black Film Festival - Houston, Equality Film Festival, Blow-Up International Arthouse Festival - Chicago, Womyn in Media Newark, Women’s Only Entertainment Film Festival, Queens World Film festival, New Filmmakers New York Festival & WIM-Ns Women’s Film Festival. She directed Lighthouse Lili for RipFEST. Tonya has trained with esteemed directors such as Michael Satrazemis (Producing Director Fear of the Walking Dead), Charlotte Brandstrom (Madam Secretary), Melanie Mayron (Famous In Love), & Nick Copus (Gotham). Tonya co-wrote, produced and directed Truth and Reconciliation of Womyn (The Tank, Deepak Home Base, The Commons, & The #HealMeToo Festival). Tonya's directing credits include: Till We Meet Again at the 14th Street Y, Paul Robeson: The Opera at Trilogy Opera Company, Bring It On at Black Spectrum Theater, Exit: An Illusion by Marita Bonner for American Bard Theater’s “Visionary Voices,” The Gospel According to Miss Roj from The Colored Museum for Project One Voice at The Kimble Theater, Vagina Monologues for V-Day at The World Health Ministry Conference in Mexico, The Klucking of Hens by Carol Lockwood at New Professional Theater, Lord’s Resistance by Camille Darby at the National Black Theater Festival in Winston Salem, & Dead People’s Things by Patricia Ione Lloyd at Red Circle Rising. Tonya co-directed Laryy Powell’s Easy To Love in the Fire This Time Festival & For Colored Boys by Jesse Alick in 48 Hours in Harlem. She has been developing Blaine Teamer’s #BoxSeats at NYTW and National Black Theater's Monday Night Reading series. Learn more about your ad choices. Visit megaphone.fm/adchoices

Hello!! We are back this week with an actual convo with someone else! YAAY! In today's episode, I bring back my 2nd guest that I had on the show last year, Deepa Pulipati,  to talk about empowering South Asian women and strengthening their leadership skills in the workforce.  Deepa brings up some interesting facts she discovered in her research about South Asian women in the US corporate world, things that reflect our South Asian upbringing in a patriarchal society. It's complicated, but she and I have a great talk about the corporate world and how we can be agents of change to create a more harmonious place at work where productivity, creativity, and self-compassion create a bottom line of job satisfaction, better leadership, and a better product.  Plus, she gives two very simple exercises to create more balance between the inner critic we all have and developing the inner champion we need more of.  We had such a great conversation and we are so excited about the South Asian Womyn's Leadership program! Topics discussed in this episode: -People tend to lump South Asian and SE Asian womyn together, but there are some unique differences between the 2 groups -Deepa and Sharmila are working together in the South Asian Womyn's Leadership Series, a bespoke 5-week program to provide South Asian (here on out S.A.) womyn with tools for advancement, build confidence, and learn how to share their stories amongst other important tools just to name a show -How do South Asian womyn advance in the workplace -Deepa observed her South Asian womyn clients and South Asian womyn associates that worked in felt like they didn't had a clear path to "get ahead" and a lack of representation of South Asian womyn mentors, or South Asian womyn in a leadership role -Deepa personally knows many South Asian womyn that are successful in South Asia and in America -There are very few studies and articles about South Asian womyn in the workplace in the United States       --why is this? -A study showed that womyn are not confrontational nor do they take risks at work -American corporate culture needs to change. We need to think differently and revamp the corporate structure -Solutions offered for clients in the SA Womyn's Leadership series, create community, i.e. "your ideal day" exercise, taking inventory throughout your day, focusing on all the tasks you did -What 3 things do you appreciate about yourself exercise Resources mentioned:  South Asian Womyn's Leadership series deepa@tulacoach.com for more info www.nytimes.com/2019/03/21/business/indra-nooyi-corner-office-pepsi.html   Asian Amerian & Pacific Islanders stopaapihate.org About the guest: Deepa Pulipati is a Licensed Marriage & Family Therapist. She is a certified Executive Coach, Certified Facilitator for Brené Brown workshops for Daring Greatly, Rising Strong and BOLD teen workshops. She also specializes in working with parents in custody conflicts and mediating their parenting agreements. And she is currently Adjunct Faculty at Antioch University in Santa Barbara, teaching in their Master of Clinical Psychology Program. Contact Deepa: tulacoach.com deepa@tulacoach.com Support The Confident Healer: -If you love the show, please leave me a review! www.theconfidenthealer.net/reviews/new -DONATE, become a patron and donate one time or monthly, it's easy, www.theconfidenthealer.net/support -Share the love with someone you love, www.theconfidenthealer.net Music: New Day by Tokyo Music Walker Stream & Download: https://fanlink.to/tmw_new_day​ Creative Commons — Attribution 3.0 Unported — CC BY 3.0, Tokyo Music Walker: https://soundcloud.com/user-356546060, Produced and Edited by Sharmila Mali

Goddess Alive Radio and MotherHouse of the Goddess is delighted to welcome back, Priestess, Shamaness, and now Author, Amantha Murphy! Amantha was a guest with us in the first year of MotherHouse and it is so exciting to have her join us to celebrate her wonderful new book, Way of the Seabhean with co-writer Orla O'Conneell! The book has just been published by Womancraft Publishing in February 2021.“The seabhean (pronounced sha-van) is the Irish female shaman, healer and seer, the woman who walks between the worlds.What if we didn’t have to look to other traditions for our spiritual practice?What if we could connect to the roots of our own ancestors’ rituals?"Way of the Seabhean brings Amantha's Goddess storytelling, rich experiences, and powerful Shamanic practices to a greater audience. Her Wheel of the Year introduces us to some lesser-known Goddesses, as well as more familiar; Medb, Brigid, Áine , the Cailleach, Tailtiú, Boann, Macha, and Tlachtga.Amantha shares some of her personal story and how she came to the Goddess through the land itself in Ireland as a child with the guidance of her Grandmother. We discuss holy sites of Ireland, the importance of personal spiritual experience, and all the Goddesses included on her Wheel of the Year!More about Amantha:Amantha Murphy is a Shamanic Teacher and Healer who follows the path of the Goddess. She started her spiritual work publicly in 1970 as a clairvoyant, moving into trance mediumship and healing. She developed many tools along the Way with her spirit and ancestral teachers guiding her and continues to work with both individuals and groups. Amantha is a Mother of four and Grandmother of four, living in County Kerry, Ireland, working primarily: with the Land, Running Apprentice Teachings at home in Ireland, in Canada and the United States on The Way of the Seabhean which includes Womyn’s Rites of Passage as well as her Ancient Goddess Pilgrimages. Her passion is the Land and returning to HER story -- working through the Grandmothers; the “Shining Ones'' the Tuatha de Danann; and the Ancient Ones. She has been running Sacred Pilgrimages in Ireland since 1995.Amantha’s latest book -The Way of The Seabhean was published in February 2021.“My work, my family, my loved ones, my passion for the Great Goddess and the Land -- this is what moves and feeds me. The Land is my Mother and she has held me for as long as I can remember.” ~ AmanthaConnect further with Amantha at Celtic Soul Journeys Goddess Alive Radio is the podcast for MotherHouse of the Goddess and is hosted by Kimberly F. Moore, Priestess and Founder of the MotherHouse & Mystery School of the Goddess. Tune into the Myth, Magick, and Mystery of Goddess Spirituality, Women’s Empowerment, and Living Mythology – how Goddess is moving through our lives today. Priestesses, Practitioners, Authors, Healers, and Shamans will be joining us to discuss their practices and experiences.

Welcome to this special episode of International Womyn Day. We’d like to thank all the Womyn out there, we see you and we hear you. We will try to continue to use our platform to elevate your stories. Thank you to Stephanie, Maritza, and Valeria for being a part of this episode. Muchas gracias and don’t forget Szn 2 begins March 30th! Don’t forget to subscribe and leave a review!

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Hey hey everybody, and welcome back to another episode of "TRU CHAT"...A Community Podcast, A MejIMusyK Production, and I am your host, JoY of JoYfuyl SoundZ. Thank You all for tuning in and sharing this episode with your circles of influence. Download and receive a free copy of our guest artist new solo "Lean On Me (feat. Awsm the Producer & 2nd Nature)" by; Leni' McKinney, one of Chicago's well loved musicians who happens to be a woman. Listen as she shares her story on her strides down the road to success and still marching. Be sure to tune in next week to catch an up and coming Hip-Hop artist outta New York, by way of Birmingham, AL...exciting timeZ family! Thank you to my Sponsor and supporters and if this podcast have served some purpose for you or you just like the content, hit the support button for just .99 cents a month, that's a whole $12 a year for awesome ear nutrition :)! Until next week, Peeeaaaccce!! --- This episode is sponsored by · Anchor: The easiest way to make a podcast. https://anchor.fm/app Support this podcast: https://anchor.fm/mejimusyk/support

Join us as we talk about Facebook, empire building, being a video game, and finding the strength to live life fully. From living under a plastic sheet in the rain outside a nuclear arms base to teaching college students, Oak shares her refreshing perspective on modern life with us. Oak Chezar is a radical dyke, a performance artist, a profession of Women's Studies, a psychotherapist, scholar, writer, and semi-retired barbarian. Excessive quantities of higher education prepared her to take great notes. Excessive quantities of love and rage keep her going. Performing standup comedy as Vampyra, her alter ego, keeps her out of prison. Whilst working towards the decimation of industrial civilization, she carries water. Heart Seed | https://bit.ly/39jTfnyTrespassing: A Memoir of Greenham Common | http://bit.ly/3pzHorrTechnology Poem | https://bit.ly/2M143yi★ Support this podcast ★

Happy New Year!We are starting a new season with the podcast. This season we are starting off with the first episode from The Men Series. The Men Series is where I've interviewed 11 men in their 20's to 40's talk about their relationships with women and explain their behavior. Something we women are ALWAYS wondering about. The series comprises of 11 episodes that will be dropped on Mondays.We will continue dropping our regularly scheduled episodes on Wednesdays. Where we will continue empowering WOMYN!ENJOY!WEBSITENot Your Average Mother RunnerINSTAGRAMLISA (@notyouraveragemotherrunner) • Instagram photos and videosFACEBOOK PAGE(1) Not Your Average Mother Runner Podcast | Facebook

Happy Full Moon in Cancer and Happy New Year! This week's Moon is in Gemini, Cancer, Leo and Virgo. I begin the episode with an excerpt from the astrological overview of 2021 of We'Moon: Gaia Rhythms for Womyn. The rest of the episode centers on this week's primary energy of the Full Moon in Cancer. I share how the Cardinal Water Element of Cancer supports the function of Spleen Meridian. I offer my personal experience of polarity at this time of ending and new beginning. I share important reflections as related to the Cancer Full Moon. I invite you to do the deep work of releasing the karmic patterns, the family belief system that no longer serves you, and the emotional wounds that need your tender loving attention to flow through. I end the episode with an empowering message to support you during the present difficulty and as you journey forward into 2021. Connect with me at janyawongsopa.com and practice with me at patreon.com/intuitivebody. --- Send in a voice message: https://anchor.fm/janya-wongsopa/message Support this podcast: https://anchor.fm/janya-wongsopa/support

Sermon Series: Emmanuel: God With UsChristmas Eve Message: Fear Not? Seriously? No matter who you are, or where you are on life’s journey, you are welcome here! We are an anti-racist, affirming, and progressive community of faith in Atlanta. No matter where you are on life’s journey, you are welcome here!At this church: Black Lives Matter; Womyn’s rights are human rights; Children are seen and heard; No human is illegal or erased; Love is love; Science is a gift from God People of all abilities, faiths (and no faith) are our siblings!www.vhchurch.orgVENMO @VHCHURCHSupport the show (https://tithe.ly/give?c=2509)

Online worship - Fourth Sunday of Advent with Special Music for the SeasonSermon Series: Emmanuel: God With UsMessage: What in Heaven’s Name?The Love of God-With-Us does not come as a mere feeling or sentimental fluff. Love cannot be imposed from on high. Love is our greatest commandment— tending tenderly to God, to others, and to self. The Love of God-With-Us is love in action, radical love practices: redistribution of resources and risks, solidarity with those most exposed to a threat, hospitality to caravans, refugees, migrants, and sojourners, caring for those we’ve been taught to despise, or fear. This love is fierce and tender. It defies unjust rules and flattens hierarchies of value. We are an anti-racist, affirming, and progressive community of faith in Atlanta. No matter where you are on life’s journey, you are welcome here!At this church: Black Lives Matter; Womyn’s rights are human rights; Children are seen and heard; No human is illegal or erased; Love is love; Science is a gift from God People of all abilities, faiths (and no faith) are our siblings!www.vhchurch.orgVENMO @VHCHURCHSupport the show (https://tithe.ly/give?c=2509)

Sermon Series: Emmanuel: God With UsMessage: Singing Justice into ExistenceThe Joy of Emmanuel, God-With-Us, does not come as naïve optimism. Joy cannot be commanded or imposed from on high. The Joy of God-With-Us exists side by side with mourning; it knows that pain and death are real, but do not have the final word. This joy comes from paying attention to what matters. The Joy of God-With-Us is collective, liberating us from despair.We are an anti-racist, affirming, and progressive community of faith in Atlanta. No matter where you are on life’s journey, you are welcome here!At this church: Black Lives Matter; Womyn’s rights are human rights; Children are seen and heard; No human is illegal or erased; Love is love; Science is a gift from God People of all abilities, faiths (and no faith) are our siblings!www.vhchurch.orgVENMO @VHCHURCHSupport the show (https://tithe.ly/give?c=2509)

Sermon Series: Emmanuel: God With UsMessage: Singing Justice into ExistenceThe Joy of Emmanuel, God-With-Us, does not come as naïve optimism. Joy cannot be commanded or imposed from on high. The Joy of God-With-Us exists side by side with mourning; it knows that pain and death are real, but do not have the final word. This joy comes from paying attention to what matters. The Joy of God-With-Us is collective, liberating us from despair.We are an anti-racist, affirming, and progressive community of faith in Atlanta. No matter where you are on life’s journey, you are welcome here!At this church: Black Lives Matter; Womyn’s rights are human rights; Children are seen and heard; No human is illegal or erased; Love is love; Science is a gift from God People of all abilities, faiths (and no faith) are our siblings!www.vhchurch.orgVENMO @VHCHURCHSupport the show (https://tithe.ly/give?c=2509)

Sermon Series: Emmanuel: God With UsMessage: God Wants to Level You for ChristmasThe Peace of God-With-Us does not come as law and order, or enforcement and control. Peace cannot be imposed from on high. Peace cannot be commanded. The Peace of God-With-Us is wild, unpredictable, and life-giving. The Peace of God-With-Us liberates us from deadly complicity. Peace is gestating in darkness and comes unexpectedly. Peace invites our expectations and seeks our participation. We are an anti-racist, affirming, and progressive community of faith in Atlanta. No matter where you are on life’s journey, you are welcome here!At this church: Black Lives Matter; Womyn’s rights are human rights; Children are seen and heard; No human is illegal or erased; Love is love; Science is a gift from God People of all abilities, faiths (and no faith) are our siblings!www.vhchurch.orgVENMO @VHCHURCHSupport the show (https://tithe.ly/give?c=2509)

Sermon Series: Emmanuel: God With UsMessage: Keeping Awake... When Exhausted The Hope of God-With-Us does not come as a predetermined plan. Hope cannot be imposed or commanded. The Hope of God-With-Us is courageous, risky, unfolding, indeterminate. The Hope of God-With-Us is collective. Hope liberates us from deadly complacency. Hope invites our expectation, and yearns for our participation. We are an anti-racist, affirming, and progressive community of faith in Atlanta. No matter where you are on life’s journey, you are welcome here!At this church: Black Lives Matter; Womyn’s rights are human rights; Children are seen and heard; No human is illegal or erased; Love is love; Science is a gift from God People of all abilities, faiths (and no faith) are our siblings!www.vhchurch.orgVENMO @VHCHURCHSupport the show (https://tithe.ly/give?c=2509)

Sermon series: Walking Through FireMessage: SheepleWe are an anti-racist, affirming, and progressive community of faith in Atlanta. No matter where you are on life’s journey, you are welcome here!At this church: Black Lives Matter; Womyn’s rights are human rights; Children are seen and heard; No human is illegal or erased; Love is love; Science is a gift from God People of all abilities, faiths (and no faith) are our siblings!www.vhchurch.orgVENMO @VHCHURCHSupport the show (https://tithe.ly/give?c=2509)

Sermon series: Walking Through FireMessage: The Whistle-blowerWe are an anti-racist, affirming, and progressive community of faith in Atlanta. No matter where you are on life’s journey, you are welcome here!At this church: Black Lives Matter; Womyn’s rights are human rights; Children are seen and heard; No human is illegal or erased; Love is love; Science is a gift from God People of all abilities, faiths (and no faith) are our siblings!www.vhchurch.orgVENMO @VHCHURCHSupport the show (https://tithe.ly/give?c=2509)

Our second part of this series focuses on the reality of undocumented women (& children) in U.S. detention centers. Nuestro segundo episodio se enfoca en la emigración desde la perspectiva de la mujer (& los niños) en los centros de detención migratorios.

Sermon series: Walking Through FireMessage: The Score of JusticeWe are an anti-racist, affirming, and progressive community of faith in Atlanta. No matter where you are on life’s journey, you are welcome here!At this church: Black Lives Matter; Womyn’s rights are human rights; Children are seen and heard; No human is illegal or erased; Love is love; Science is a gift from God People of all abilities, faiths (and no faith) are our siblings!www.vhchurch.orgVENMO @VHCHURCHSupport the show (https://tithe.ly/give?c=2509)

Sermon series: Walking Through FireWe are an anti-racist, affirming, and progressive community of faith in Atlanta. No matter where you are on life’s journey, you are welcome here!At this church: Black Lives Matter; Womyn’s rights are human rights; Children are seen and heard; No human is illegal or erased; Love is love; Science is a gift from God People of all abilities, faiths (and no faith) are our siblings!www.vhchurch.orgVENMO @VHCHURCHSupport the show (https://tithe.ly/give?c=2509)

Transgendered Women want to be referred to as Womzn. Apparently Feminists referring to themselves as Womyn, is sexist in some way. Peter, Sarah and Rob break this down. Feel free to share.

Thérèse and Melanie talk to physical therapist Lynn Shulte-Leech about how to help women understand the importance of knowing the state of their pelvic floor muscles in order for them to have the possibility of a smoother labor, birth and postpartum. Visit www.intuitivehandpt.com to learn more.

  Tune in tonight to ?#‎HoneyHush? we'll be talking about Dating Truths: What Do We Reveal When & How Much Is Too Much? Do You do a Background Check on someone?        Okay, so there I am - getting ready to break up with my girlfriend - and let's make this clear for all the ladies in the house - "woman friend" doesn't flow as well as "GIRLFRIEND" and when you women are emphasizing a point, you don't say "WOMAN" - you say "GIIIRRRRLLLLL" or "CHILD" - why do guys who use the world "GIRL" getting crucified of belittling women, oh, my mistake - WOMYN - wait - I forgot what I was talking about - anyWHO!, Stephanie Beard is throwin' down the gauntlet - GANGWAY!!! 347-205-9366.

On this special holiday edition of the Global Research News Hour, we salute the 44th annual Earth Day with a speech given in Winnipeg recently by outspoken anti-globalization author, environmental activist, and eco-feminist Dr. Vandana Shiva.Born in Dehradun India in the foothills of the Himalaya, Shiva got her training at the University of Western Ontario in Canada as a physicist. In 1982, she shifted her focus to inter-disciplinary research in science, technology and environmental policy and moved back to India. Dr. Shiva is the founder of Navdanya, a participatory research initiative dedicated to the preservation of native crop species, the rejuvenation of indigenous culture and knowledge, and to support and direction for environmental activism. She is the author of more than 20 books including Soil Not Oil: Environmental Justice in an Age of Climate Crisis; Stolen Harvest: The Hijacking of the Global Food Supply; Earth Democracy: Justice, Sustainability, and Peace; and Staying Alive: Women, Ecology, and Development. She is the recipient of numerous awards and accolades including the 1993 Right Livelihood Award (Alternative Nobel Prize) and the 2010 Sydney Peace Prize. On March 29, 2014, Dr. Shiva spoke at the North Centennial Community Centre in Winnipeg, Manitoba, Canada at the invitation of a local collective known as Power House Producers in association with the Women's and Gender Studies Students Association, and the University of Winnipeg's Womyn's Centre. Her speech followed a so-called Feast of forgotten foods which highlighted a meal prepared by local activists with organic ingredients all provided by local farmers for an audience of about a hundred people. Preceding the talk was an announcement about a Bill moving through the Canadian House of Commons known as Bill C-18, the Agricultural Growth Act which critics argue undermines traditional farm practices by ensuring the intellectual property rights over new varieties of seeds to the plant breeders that generate them and force farmers to pay a royalty to them when crops from those seeds go to market.

On this show: (Photo from Karl Mondon, Oakland Tribune) The recent events surrounding One Goh, and the Oikos Tragedy still leave many questions unanswered. Contributors Marie Choi and R.J. Lozada attend a vigil at the Allen Temple Baptist Church on April 3.  The two report back on what happened at the vigil, and what's been happening. (Photo by Cuong Pham) Contributor Marie Choi interviews Kosal Khiev, Poet, Tattoo Artist, and Survivor of the U.S. Prison System. Kosal is an artist with Studio Revolt and is currently living in exile in Cambodia. (Photo by La Femme Deadly Venoms) La Femme Deadly Venoms sit with contributor Ellen Choy for another installment of the Womyn in Hip Hop Series. La Femme Deadly Venoms are Kat O1O, DJ Deeandroid, DJ Celskiii, and DJ Lady Fingaz. The four make up an amazing and truly groundbreaking set of skratch artists, and mind blowing musicians, continuing to make an impact in the Hip Hop community. With Hosts Marie and R.J. The post APEX Express – April 5, 2012 appeared first on KPFA.