#49-24 Land, Food, Water, Women … Rebuilding complex relations to the land
Emet Degirmenci is a social ecologist; an independent researcher in women and ecology; a writer, speaker, teacher, and forager; a
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WINGS: Women’s International News Gathering Service
“Raising Women’s Voices through Radio Worldwide” since 1986
#48-24 Wikipedia Women … More and more articles about women!
Featured voices: Rosie Stephenson-Goodknight, Wikipedia volunteer editor, activist and trustee; Lynn Borton, interviewer Summary: Rosie Stephenson-Goodknight has been a Wikipedia
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#47-24 Sakti for Elders in Bangalore, India … Community, sustenance and a bit of joy
The elderly are becoming a greater proportion of India’s population, and many of them are women who had a lifetime
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#46-24 Liberal Women Take to the Streets … Honoring Dr. King and Shocked by Trump
In 2025, the birthday celebration of the late Dr. Martin Luther King, Jr., took place on the same day as Trump’s
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#45-24 Bhopal Disaster … 40 years of corporate impunity
Suroopa Mukherjee is a scholar, author, and activist on behalf of the victims of what is still considered the worst
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#44-24 Killing Rage: bell hooks … on feminism, race, violence and dealing with rage
Renowned cultural critic and feminist theorist bell hooks gave the keynote address at the 12th annual conference of the Texas
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#43-24 Women’s Circus … Building Bodies and Community
This program begins with a discussion of the history of circuses and of women in circuses, and continues with interviews
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#42-24 Peacebuilding in Kenya, through building connections
Mary Oyier, founder of a movement called ONUG-Pwani (ONUG stands for One Nation Under God; Pwani is the word for
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#41-24 Syrians Hoping (part 2 of 2) … Syrian feminists’ wishes and fears for what may happen next
Afra Jalabi and Mohja Kahf are both Syrian exiles working at universities in North America, who have remained closely connected
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#40-24 Syria Rising (part 1) … Syrian exiles react to the fall of the regime
Afra Jalabi and Mohja Kahf are both Syrian exiles working at universities in North America, who have remained closely connected
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