#15-23 Audio Art on Abortion … A prescient portrait of life After Roe
The primary content of this program is an audio art piece titled After Roe. Produced by Julie Drizin in 1992, it
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WINGS: Women’s International News Gathering Service
“Raising Women’s Voices through Radio Worldwide” since 1986
Arts and Culture
#14-23 Women, War, and Wikileaks … Women know imperialism from all sides
What do you learn when you pay attention to the women embroiled with the action around torture, imperialism and war?
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#05-23 Adrienne Rich Remembered … A canonized poet broke through into feminism and politics
The late Adrienne Rich was a bridge between the near-invisibility of women writers, feminist writers, and lesbian writers, and their
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#24-22 The Music of Life … A music teacher passes, but the music lives on
Isabel Miriam Leon Samfield (Posner), a lifelong musician and music teacher, died September 12, 2022. Summary: Music is a source of
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#19-22 All Wigged Out – a cancer musical
In the film ALL WIGGED OUT, Grammy Award-winner Marcy Marxer uses her renowned musical mastery and eclectic wit, storytelling, and
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#15-, 16- and 17-22 The Second Coming of Joan of Arc – a 3-part radio drama
Joan of Arc led an army to victory at seventeen. At eighteen, she arranged the coronation of a king. At
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#9-22 and #10-22 Wade in the Water, parts 1 and 2
As of 2022 Juneteenth is a US federal holiday. First celebrated by Black communities in Texas, it marks June 19th, 1865,
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#06-22 Let ‘Em Eat Cake! … Marie Antoinette’s famous phrase. If she said it, why?
An “Aural Tapestry.” Food journalist Lizet Kruyff cooks Marie Antoinette’s favourite cake from her childhood – an Austrian kugelhopf, while
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#05-22 WINGS’ 36th Birthday … Recalling an interview from our 20th year
May 13, 2022, is the 36th anniversary of the release of WINGS’ first edition. Much of the early history and
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#02-22 Butch Is Not a Dirty Word … Masculine women claim their stripe in the gender rainbow
Women who find themselves “on the masculine side of centre” often experience disapproval, rejection, and pressures to change. Madelaine Imber
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