Lesbians + The Law
subject: Sodomy laws
subject: Feminism and law
subject: Activism
subject: Job discrimination
subject: Linda Daniels
subject: Marcia Danab
subject: Jean O'Leary
subject: Eleanor Cooper
description: Broadcast with unknown series title, hosted by Linda Daniels and Marcia Danab, inscribed title “Lesbians + The Law". Jean O’Leary and Eleanor Cooper are interviewed regarding their work with New York Women’s Lobby advocating for the repeal of the Sodomy Law, and appealing to listeners to join for an upcoming lobby day addressing the sodomy laws, maternity disability, childcare, and household workers. Calls from listeners are taking in the second half of the broadcast. Please note that the recording starts after the beginning of the conversation, so some context is lost. Additionally, note that there is some outdated discussion of the inclusion of Trans people in the movement, which might be distressing for some listeners.
publisher: WBAI Radio
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More Than Half the World - Women Working
subject: Women in the workplace
subject: Labor
subject: Judy Pasternak
description: Broadcast of More Than Half the World, noted as "More Than Half the World - Women Working" on side A and B. Judy Pasternak hosts broadcast themed around women at work. Includes excerpts from poetry, fiction, and nonfiction writing about women working. Plays music and shares updates including a fundraising plea to pay for WBAI reporters to travel to Texas for Internation Women's Day Programming.
publisher: WBAI Radio
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More Than Half the World - Beatrice Pasternak
subject: Ageism
subject: Older women
subject: Judy Pasternak
subject: Beatrice Pasternak
description: Broadcast of More Than Half the World, noted as "More Than Half the World - Beatrice Pasternak" on Side A and Side B. Host Judy Pasternak interviews her mother Beatrice Pasternak, discussing the experiences of older women and ageism, and they reflect on their life experiences as women. Throughout the broadcast, Pasternak plays music and takes calls from listeners.
publisher: WBAI Radio
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A: Lesbian Images Conference of Black Lesbians; B: Benedictine
subject: Black lesbians
subject: Black feminists
subject: Racism
subject: Conferences
subject: Journalism
subject: Drugs--adverse reactions
subject: Pregnancy
subject: Adam Hochschild
subject: Carolyn Marshall
subject: Lavinia Penson
description: Side A: Inaugural broadcast of Lesbian Images, inscribed with the same title on cassette side A, and hosted by Diane and Sonia (last names not noted). The hosts interview organizer Lavinia Penson to promote the Conference of Black Women, which was the first conference gathering Black Lesbians on the East Coast following the historic Conference of Black Women in San Francisco. The hosts took several calls during this program, and a few of the callers expressed racist and lesbophobic views. This broadcast also includes: discussions of hopes for the show; announcements for local weekly meetings and programming for lesbians and women in NYC; a new issue of woman’s prison newsletter “No More Cages”; and promotion for the rally in honor of Dr. Martin Luther King Jr’s birthday and effort to make it a national holiday, as well as an anti-KKK rally in Buffalo. Also captured at the beginning of Cassette side A, Directly before this broadcast of Lesbian Images, is a short radio play written and directed by Judy Pasternak for "Snapshots: Vignettes of Lesbian LIfe" about a lesbian woman being woken up early to feed her cat. Joan Goldman plays The Woman, technical production by Viv Sutherland. Side B: Broadcast of Common Ground featuring Mother Jone's editor Adam Hochschild interviewing Carolyn Marshall about her research on drug "Benedictine," an anti-nausea medication prescribed commonly to pregnant women, that may have concerning side effects.
publisher: WBAI Radio
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The Lesbian Magazine - Did You Say Love!? A Valentine Show
subject: LGBTQ+ love
subject: Valentine's Day
subject: Sodomy laws
subject: Judy Pasternak
description: Broadcast of The Lesbian Magazine, noted as "Did You Say Love!? A Valentine's Show," on both side A and B. Valentines themed episode containing lesbian love songs, roundtable of host Judy Pasternak's friends reflecting on love in varied forms, and news updates relevant to the lesbian community.
publisher: WBAI Radio
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Velvet Sledgehammer - Edwina Lee Tyler - Luna Tune
subject: Dance--Africa
subject: Music
subject: Women's music
subject: Donna Allegra
subject: Ferne Yangyeitie Caulker-Bronson
subject: Edwina Lee Tyler
subject: Luna Tune
description: Broadcast of The Velvet Sledgehamer, inscribed as "Velvet Sledgehammer - Edwina Lee Tyler - Luna Tunes" on Sides A and B. Donna Allegra interviews Ferne Yangyeitie Caulker-Bronson (Founder and Artistic Director of Wisconsin based, African dance troupe Ko-Thi), Edwina Lee Tyler (drummer of African percussions, performer, and founder/Artistic Director of African dance troupe A Piece of the World), and Luna Tunes (women’s a cappella group), who also give a live performance.
publisher: WBAI Radio
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More Than Half the World - Jeannie Pool
subject: Breast cancer
subject: Women's music
subject: Jeannie Pool
subject: Audre Lorde
description: Broadcast of More than Half the World, hosted by Jeannie Pool, and inscribed as “More Than Half the World - Jeannie Poole” on both side A and B. In this broadcast, Pool: plays several songs by women musicians, including multiple by Meg Christian; interviews Audre Lorde on The Cancer Journal; takes calls from listeners; discusses the upcoming First National Congress on Women in Music and plans to move the conference to NYU in March; discusses Heresies magazine issue No. 10 on Women in Music; interviews Sue Fink, the conductor of the Los Angeles Women's Community Chorus; and plays live recordings of the LA Women's Community Chorus performing. There are severe audio issues at the beginning of the access copy, which resolve after a couple of minutes. Note the discrepancy in Pool’s name as written in the inscribed title.
publisher: WBAI Radio
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The Real Live Lesbian Show - Mary Jo Risher
subject: Lesbian mothers
subject: Custody of children
subject: Rebecca Tron
subject: Carmen Garcia
subject: Mary Jo Risher
subject: Anne Foreman
description: Broadcast of The Real Live Lesbian Show, noted as “The Real Live Lesbian Show - Mary Jo Risner,” on both side A and side B. In this broadcast, Rebecca Tron (one of two hosts) interviews Mary Jo Risher and her partner Anne Forman, in promotion of Risher’s book By Her Own Admission: A Lesbian Mother’s Fight to Keep Her Son. Risher lost her son in a highly publicized custody battle with her husband. She was discriminated against for being a lesbian. Note that Risher’s name is misspelled on the inscribed title.
publisher: WBAI Radio
date: 1977-07
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Women + Cancer II
subject: Breast cancer
subject: Mammography
subject: Dr. Philip Strax
subject: Richard Klarberg
subject: Mary Overton
subject: Pam Booth
subject: Denise Dillon Fuge
description: Inscribed title "Women + Cancer II". This recording is a continuation of SPW1964, inscribed title "Women + Cancer I". This broadcast, part of an ongoing special series hosted by Viv Sutherland about the myths and realities of cancer, featured a panel of Dr. Philip Strax, director of the Guttman Breast Diagnostic Institute; Mary Overton, assistant executive director of Cancer Care; Richard Klarberg,director of the Public Health Center, the American Health Foundation; Pam Booth, co-director of Women's Health Forum; and Denise Dillon Fuge, member of the Committee on Women and Health, National Organization for Women, New York (NOW-NY). Dr. Stax, an early advocate of mammography, discusses the need for routine screening. Additional topics are the impacts of cancer on the lives of women, the politics of research and development of new detection techniques, prevention, etc.
publisher: WBAI Radio
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Women + Cancer I
subject: Breast cancer
subject: Mammography
subject: Viv Sutherland
subject: Dr. Philip Strax
subject: Richard Klarberg
subject: Mary Overton
subject: Pam Booth
subject: Denise Dillon Fuge
description: Broadcast "Woman and Cancer," a special series hosted by Viv Sutherland about the myths and realities of cancer. Inscribed title on both sides is "Women + Cancer. Guests are Dr. Philip Strax, director of the Guttman Breast Diagnostic Institute; Mary Overton, assistant executive director of Cancer Care; Richard Klarberg,director of the Public Health Center, the American Health Foundation; Pam Booth, co-director of Women's Health Forum; and Denise Dillon Fuge, member of the Committee on Women and Health, National Organization for Women, New York (NOW-NY). Dr. Stax, an early advocate of mammography, discusses the need for routine screening. Additional topics are the impacts of cancer on the lives of women, the politics of research and development of new detection techniques, prevention, etc. Continued in SPW1965, inscribed title "Women + Cancer II".
publisher: WBAI Radio
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Chalanga with Roz Esposito
subject: Music
subject: Women's music
subject: Ira Weitzman
subject: Roz Esposito
description: Broadcast of Free Music Store, on side A and B, hosted by Ira Weitzman, no title inscribed on cassette. Free Music Store broadcast live concerts. This broadcast captures a band whose name, phonetically, is "cha-long-a," and is possibly lead by "Diane Ponzio" or "Diane Pond," followed by Roz Esposito.
publisher: WBAI Radio
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Breast Cancer
subject: Journalism
subject: Breast cancer
subject: Viv Sutherland
subject: Rose Kushner
description: Broadcast of radio show hosted by Viv Sutherland, title not noted during broadcast, inscribed title on cassette noted as “Breast Cancer,” on both side A and side B. Sutherland interviews investigative journalist and war reporter Rose Kushner on her new book Breast Cancer: A Personal History and Investigative Report.
publisher: WBAI Radio
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Lesbian Aesthetics I
subject: Lesbian art
subject: Feminist theory
subject: Lesbian literature
subject: Beth Hodges
subject: Bertha Harris
subject: Gayle Rubin
subject: Rita Mae Brown
description: Broadcast from Gay Academic Union Conference, panel on "Lesbian Aesthetics," held at NYU's Loeb Student Center on November 29th and 30th, 1974. The program hosting the broadcast and host are not known. The panelists featured are Beth Hodges, Bertha Harris, Gayle Rubin, and Rita Mae Brown.
publisher: WBAI Radio
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Custody Action for Lesbian Mothers
subject: Custody of children
subject: Lesbian mothers
subject: Lesbophobia
subject: Ellen Lambert
subject: Minna Weinstein
subject: Rosalie Davies
description: Broadcast of Learning to Fly, a broadcast of Radio Free Women Philadelphia hosted by Ellen Lambert. Inscribed title "Custody Actio for Lesbian Mothers". Lambert interviews founder of Custody Action for Lesbian Mothers Rosalie Davies and her partner Minna Weinstein.
publisher: Radio Free Women
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The Deadly Niteshade Live
subject: Women's music
subject: The Deadly Nightshade
description: The Deadly Nightshade Live, hosted by WBAI in NYC. The radio show they appeared on nor the host(s) are noted at the beginning of the recording. Note, the incorrect spelling of Nightshade on the Inscribed Title.
publisher: WBAI Radio
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A: ♀♀ in El Salvador - Crystal Lee Sutton; B: ♀♀ in the World in the 1980s - FOIA, Inc.
subject: Labor
subject: El Salvador
subject: Feminist activism
subject: International Women's Day
subject: Activism
subject: Latin-American Women
subject: Cointelpro
subject: Eileen Zalisk
subject: Pat Simon
subject: Blanche Cook
subject: Dr. Ann Mari Buitrago
subject: Kathy Engel
subject: Crystal Lee Sutton
subject: Kathy Andrade
description: Side A: Broadcast of radio show, program unknown, with cassette inscribed title “♀♀ in El Salvador - Crystal Lee Sutton”. Recording of live broadcast from a United Auto Workers (UAW) sponsored 1981 International Women’s Day event in Newark, NJ, where union activists Crystal Lee Sutton and Kathy Andrade spoke. Side B: Inaugural broadcast of Women in the World in the 1980s, inscribed title on the cassette "♀♀ in the World in the 1980s - FOIA, Inc". In this program, host Blanche Cook interviews Dr. Ann Mari Buitrago, (author: Are You Now or Have You Ever Been in the FBI Files?: How to secure and interpret your FBI files) and Kathy Engle (poet, organizer) about government efforts to destabilize progressive movements. Buitrago and Engle were the legislative director and executive director of the Fund for Open Information and Accountability Inc (FOIA) at the time of recording.
publisher: WBAI Radio
date: 1981-03-08
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Lesbian Separatism
subject: Lesbian separatism
subject: Gender roles
subject: Lesbian identity
subject: Sexual identity
subject: Self actualization (Psychology) in women
subject: Ronald Gold
subject: Jan Crawford
subject: Carol Harden
subject: Doris Lunden
description: Broadcast of Gay Alternatives, inscribed as "Lesbian Separatism" on the cassette, hosted by Ronald Gold. Gold interviews three lesbians activists Jan Crawford, Carol Harden, and Doris Lunden about how finding their sexual identity has allowed them to better understand their personal identity and break against gender norms. Recording starts mid conversation, so some context is lost.
publisher: WBAI Radio
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Unity Players II
subject: Feminist theater
subject: Unity Players
description: Broadcast of Practice, inscribed title "Unity Players II," coninuing from the first half of the interview which is conatined by SPW1917 inscribed title "Unity Players I". Host Paul interviews members of the Unity Players, a women's theatre group from Vermont, about their new play Touchpoint, which was put on in the WBAI studios that evening.
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Unity Players I
subject: Feminist theater
subject: Unity Players
description: Broadcast of Practice, inscribed title "Unity Players I". SPW1918 inscribed title "Unity Players II" contains the second half of this interivew. Host Paul interviews members of the Unity Players, a women's theatre group from Vermont, about their new play Touchpoint, which was put on in the WBAI studios that evening.
publisher: WBAI Radio
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More Than Half The World - Women Alone
subject: Living alone
subject: Lesbian mothers
subject: Judy Pasternak
description: Broadcast of Women Alone Speak Out, noted as “Women Alone,” on both side A and side B. In this broadcast, host Judy Pasternak reflects on her experience living alone as an adult woman, in defiance of societal expectations. She plays an old set of interviews she conducted with women who also were living or had lived alone, as well as intermittent music.
publisher: WBAI Radio
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Women's Health Issues - 1) Mammography, 2) Barbara Seaman Speaks About Estrogens, 3) And What Have You Done For Me Lately
subject: Women's health services
subject: Mammography
subject: Abortion
subject: Birth control
subject: Feminist theater
subject: Hormones
subject: Barbara Seaman
subject: Judith Randall
subject: Kitty Callen
subject: Myrna Lamb
description: Part of special programming for Women’s Health Day Nov 5, 1977, this broadcast is described as a “medical magazine” of three short pieces. Program begins with information for local women’s health resources and details for upcoming pro-Abortion demonstration. Followed by the first segment: an interview with journalist Judith Randall regarding criticism of potential over prescription of preventative mammography. Second, they play audio from a press conference with activist Barbra Seaman about the role of Sex Hormones in Women’s health, and specifically, the need for pharmaceutical to educate about potential side effects for prescription medication. Testimony was also given from vocalist Kitty Callen. Last, they play a recording of a pro-abortion gait-prop short play by Myrna Lamb.
publisher: WBAI Radio
date: 1977-11-05
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Black Women + Feminism Elaine Bailey Speaks with Hattie Gossett
subject: Black feminism
subject: Misogynoir
subject: Elaine Bailey
subject: Hattie Gossett
description: Broadcast of Our City, Our Lives, noted as “Black Women + Feminism Elaine Bailey Speaks with Hattie Gosset,” on both side A and side B. In this broadcast, host Elaine Bailey speaks with writer, lecturer, and educator Hattie Gossett regarding damaging myths regarding Black womanhood. Note, Gossett's last name is misspelled on the cassette inscription.
publisher: WBAI Radio
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Communication with Other Than Man
subject: Spirituality
subject: Dolphin family (Mammal)
subject: John Lilly
subject: Toni Lilly
description: Broadcast of Currents in Our Global Experience, noted as “Communication with Other Than Man” on the cassette, (which is also the title of this specific broadcast). The broadcast is a recording of Dr. John and Toni Lilly speaking at three day workshop in NYC about oceanic intelligence and communication with dolphins. Currents in Our Global Experience was a radio show centered on belief systems affecting life on planet Earth.
publisher: WBAI Radio
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Feminist Conversations V
subject: Feminist theory
subject: Marxism
subject: Nanette Rainone
subject: Renate Bridenthal
description: Broadcast of Feminist Conversations, noted as “Feminist Conversations V,” on both casette side A and side B. In this broadcast, host Nanette Rainone continues theme of recent episodes regarding how to converge Feminism and Marxism. She interviews Renate Bridenthal- historian, professor, and Women’s Studies program coordinator at Brooklyn College- on the topic.
publisher: WBAI Radio
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Roberta Hacker

Victoria Brownworth

Liza Cowan

The Deadly Nightshade Press Photo
description: The Deadly Nightshade Press Photo

Rebecca Tron
subject: Rebecca Tron, via WBAI Folio 1977

The Real Live Lesbian Show
description: The Real Live Lesbian Show
source: via WBAI Folio 1977

New York Radical Feminists Newsletter, 09/01/1974
description: Creative Commons: Attribution- Non Commerical

Lesbian in Literature

Judy Pasternak

Rosemarie Reed

Gwen Avery
description: Gwen Avery

Womens Studies, via WBAI Folio 1970s
description: Womens Studies, via WBAI Folio 1970s

Lesbian Studies, via WBI Folio 1970s
description: Lesbian Studies, via WBI Folio 1970s

Viv Sutherland, via WBAI Folio 1970s
description: Viv Sutherland, via WBAI Folio 1970s

Donna Allegra, via Saskia Scheffer/Lesbian Herstory Archives
description: Donna Allegra, via Saskia Scheffer/Lesbian Herstory Archives

Donna Allegra, via Cassandra Grant Collection
description: Donna Allegra, via Cassandra Grant Collection

Margot Adler in 2006: Michael Paras/NPR
description: Margot Adler in 2006

Salsa Soul Sisters, via Salsa Soul Collection, Lesbian Herstory Archives
description: Salsa Soul Sisters, via Salsa Soul Collection, Lesbian Herstory Archives

Mary Watkins
description: Mary Watkins

Linda Tillery
description: Linda Tillery

Pat Parker in 1989 by Robert Giard
description: Pat Parker in 1989 by Robert Giard

Ashes, Ashes, We all Fall Down By Irene Schram

Rubyfruit Jungle cover, by Rita Mae Brown
description: Rubyfruit Jungle cover, by Rita Mae Brown

Jan Albert, circa 2022
description: Jan Albert, circa 2022

Stan Mack's "New Year's Day at WBAI" comic featuring Jan Albert
description: Stan Mack's "New Year's Day at WBAI" comic featuring Jan Albert, from Stan Mack's Real Life Funnies

Susan Shown Harjo
description: Susan Shown Harjo via wikipedia (Public Domain)

WBAI Folio "Producers, Women's Programming"
description: Producers, Women's Programming

1972 Village Voice article courtesy of Liza Cowan
description: 1972 Village Voice article courtesy of Liza Cowan

Nanette Rainone at WBAI in 1969
subject: Nanette Rainone at WBAI in 1969
description: Black and white photo of Nanette Rainone
source: WBAI/ NYTimes

Everywomanspace - Assata Shakur
subject: Shakur Family
subject: Activism
subject: Assata Shakur
subject: Black Panther Party
subject: Black liberation movements
subject: Joanne Chesimard
subject: Poetry
subject: Political movements
subject: Pregnancy
subject: Prisons
description: This episode of Everywomanspace, hosted by Irene Yarrow on WBAI radio, Yarrow and a group of women discuss the recent events surrounding Assata Shakur's arrest and imprisonment and current treatment in the media and jail system. They read Shakur's poems, "What is Left" and play a recording of Evelyn Williams reading Shakur's poem, "Rights and Responsibilities Middlesex County Jail." The women go on to discuss the current state of Shakur's trial, share information on how listener's can support her, play a recording of Shakur thanking supporters from prison, and take calls from listeners.
publisher: WBAI Radio
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Everywomanspace - Woman Becoming
subject: Feminism
subject: Marriage
subject: Coming out
subject: Lesbian writers
subject: Motherhood
description: This episode of Everywomanspace, hosted by Irene Yarrow on WBAI radio, features the complete reading of Yarrow’s autobiographical story “Woman Becoming.” Yarrow explores her personal journey of self-realization and coming out as a lesbian, interwoven with experiences of motherhood, marriage, and feminist awakening. The broadcast incorporates poetry by Judy Grahn, musical selections by Alix Dobkin and Joni Mitchell, and live listener call-ins.
publisher: WBAI Radio
date: 1976-10-17
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Women's Studies - Winners + Losers by Gloria Emerson
subject: "Vietnam War
subject: 1961-1975"
subject: Journalism
subject: Women journalists
subject: Activism
subject: Political movements
subject: Books
subject: Women's studies
description: This episode of Women's Studies features journalist Gloria Emerson in conversation with Viv Sutherland on WBAI Radio, presenting an in-depth discussion of Emerson’s experiences as a New York Times correspondent during the Vietnam War and the themes explored in her book Winners and Losers. Emerson reflects on her transition from covering fashion in Paris to reporting from Vietnam, the ethical and emotional challenges of war journalism, and the gender dynamics within the press corps. The interview addresses subjects including the portrayal of Vietnamese civilians, the psychological effects of war on soldiers and reporters, and Emerson’s critical perspective on American media and class divisions. Side B continues with Emerson’s postwar reflections on patriotism, public reception of her book, her relationship with the New York Times, and her evolving views on feminism and morality.
publisher: WBAI Radio
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Everywomanspace - Anti-abortion Legislation and the 'Family' Protection Act
subject: Abortion
subject: Abortion access for LGBTQ+ people
subject: Reproductive rights
subject: Constitutional rights
subject: Women's movement
subject: Reproductive justice
subject: Family Protection Act
subject: Women's legal clinic
description: This edition of Everywomanspace presents a conversation between Betty Levinson, an attorney in private practice and one of the regular producers of the Women's Legal Clinic, and Rhonda Copeland of the Center for Constitutional Rights, discussing the issue of abortion, along with the cuts that happened at the constitutional level towards Medicaid, and the consequences of the Family Protection Act.
publisher: WBAI Radio
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Women's Studies - Wages for Housework - Marjorie Collins Speaks with Selma James (Founder)
subject: Women--Employment--United States
subject: Women--United States--Economic conditions
subject: Feminist economics
subject: Women's liberation
subject: Economic justice
subject: Care work
subject: Gender inequality
subject: Feminist activism
subject: Lesbian identity
subject: Intersectional feminism
subject: Gender roles
subject: Capitalism
subject: Women's studies
description: This episode of Women’s Studies, hosted by Viv Sutherland, features a taped interview by Marjorie Collins with Selma James, founder of the Wages for Housework movement. James discusses the economic exploitation of women’s unpaid domestic labor, the hierarchies within capitalism that devalue care work, and the need for international solidarity among women demanding wages for housework. She connects women’s financial independence to personal liberation, equality in relationships, and freedom of sexual and emotional expression, including lesbian identity. The episode concludes with live listener call-ins responding to James’s ideas about women’s labor, dependency, and social change.
publisher: WBAI Radio
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title: A: ♀'s (Women's) CR Hour - Child Custody Part II - Diane Trombley Speaks with ♀♀ (Women) from Custody Action for Lesbian Mothers + Transition; B: ♀♀ (Women) CR Hour - Custody Part II - Diane Trombley Speaks with ♀♀ (Women) from CALM + ♀♀ (Women) in Transition
subject: Custody of children
subject: Feminism
subject: Motherhood
subject: Childhood
subject: Children
subject: Divorce
subject: Law
subject: Lesbian mothers
subject: Mothers
description: This episode of The Women’s Consciousness Raising Hour, hosted by Diane Trombley, features an in-depth discussion on the struggles faced by women, particularly divorced and lesbian mothers, within the American custody and legal systems. Guests Jennifer Fleming of Women in Transition and Mickey Weinstein of Custody Action for Lesbian Mothers (CALM) explore the emotional, financial, and institutional challenges encountered by women navigating separation, abuse, and child custody disputes. The program exposes systemic sexism and judicial bias, shares strategies for legal self-advocacy, and promotes alternatives such as shared custody and community support networks.
publisher: WBAI Radio
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Women's Consciousness Raising Hour - Child Custody I
subject: Custody of children
subject: Child psychology
subject: Divorce
subject: Motherhood
subject: Lesbian mothers
subject: Feminism and law
subject: Childhood
subject: Children
subject: Law
subject: Mothers
description: This episode of the Women’s Consciousness Raising Hour features a panel discussion from the Bicentennial Women's Center in Philadelphia on the topic of child custody. Cynthia Little acts as the moderator. Mike Simeone opens with a historical overview of childhood and family formation, tracing evolving social attitudes toward children and the emergence of custody as a modern legal concern. Dr. Stuart Kaplan follows with a psychological analysis of post-divorce family dynamics, emphasizing the emotional toll on children and the importance of maintaining relationships with both parents. Jennifer Baker Fleming discusses the experiences of women navigating custody and divorce, exposing systemic gender biases, economic inequities, and the emotional dimensions of motherhood within patriarchal legal systems. Rosalie Davies concludes with a discussion of custody discrimination against lesbian mothers, describing early legal challenges, case precedents, and strategies for advocacy within the emerging gay rights movement.
publisher: WBAI Radio
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The ♀♀'s (Women's) CR Hour - Bertha Harris
subject: Gender and sexuality
subject: Queer literature
subject: Lesbian writers
subject: Lesbian literature
subject: Lesbian representation
subject: Creative expression
description: This episode of the Women’s Consciousness Raising Hour, hosted by Diane Trombley, features an interview conducted by Victoria Brownworth with writer and scholar Bertha Harris, Director of Women’s Studies at the City University of New York. Harris discusses her literary influences, the role of writing as personal liberation, and her exploration of lesbian identity and imagination through fiction. She reflects on the lesbian and feminist writers of 1920s Paris, such as Djuna Barnes, Natalie Clifford Barney, and Renée Vivien, emphasizing their impact on women’s literature and the need for broader recognition of their works. The program also features feminist songs highlighting women’s autonomy, labor, and resistance to patriarchy.
publisher: WBAI Radio
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A: Where Would I Be Without You The Poetry of Pat Parker + Judy Grahn - Pat Parker; B: Where Would I Be Without You The Poetry of Pat Parker + Judy Grahn - Judy Grahn
subject: Performing arts
subject: LGBTQ+ people's writings
subject: LGBTQ+ poetry
subject: Poetry
subject: Spoken word poetry
description: A collection of poetry performed by Pat Parker and Judy Grahn. Pat Parker's performance speaks of topics such as her Black lesbian feminist experiences, domestic violence, reproductive rights, civil rights, and anti-racism. Judy Grahn's performance talks about her experiences as a lesbian, love, and feminism.
publisher: WBAI Radio
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Women's Studies - Viv Sutherland Speaks with Robin Morgan
subject: Poetry
subject: Women authors
subject: Women and religion
subject: Religion
subject: Spirituality
subject: Women's studies
description: In this episode of Women's Studies, host Viv Sutherland, speaks with poet Robin Morgan. They go on to discuss feminism as it relates to Christianity, Wicca, and spiritualism and religion at large.
publisher: WBAI Radio
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Women's Consciousness Radio Hour - What Carter Promises Women
subject: Folk Music
subject: Politics
subject: Feminism
subject: Carter Family
subject: Malvina Reynolds
subject: Women's music
subject: WXPN
description: In this episode of Women's Consciousness Radio Hour on WXPN, host Diane Trombley kicks off the program by playing a two songs by activist and musician Malvina Reynolds. One song is from the album "Virgo Rising - The Once And Future Woman," and the other is from Reynold's own album, "Held Over." Trombley then welcomes guest Joanne Wolf to the show. Joanne was convener of the Women's Health Concern Committee, a member of NOW, and also a member of the board of the Bicentennial Women's Center. They discuss women's issues in American politics with a particular emphasis on the Democratic and Republican split and the Carter-Mondale ticket / platfrom of 1976.
publisher: WBAI Radio
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Women's Studies - Dr. Donna Allen + Carole Getzoff
subject: Women
subject: Communities
subject: Feminist pedagogy
subject: Women's empowerment
subject: Communication
subject: Feminist education
description: This Every Woman’s Space episode, featuring host Viv Southerman with guests Dr. Donna Allen from Media Report to Women and Carol Getzoff from A Woman’s Place, explores women’s representation in the media and their struggle for equity within the broadcasting and print industries. The discussion addresses stereotypes, gender discrimination, and the need for women to portray themselves rather than be defined by others. Topics include workplace competition, collaboration among women in media, visibility, and responsibility in journalism. The episode concludes with announcements about the Women in Media course at the New School, the National Women’s Studies Association, and a musical performance emphasizing liberation and empowerment.
publisher: WBAI Radio
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A: I The Lesbian in Literature A - Children's Literature B - Gertrude Stein / I WAA - NONSEX - 1st Early Childhood Curriculum; B: II Gertrude Stein (Cont.)
subject: Gay Academic Union
subject: Censorship
subject: Children's literature
subject: Feminist criticism
subject: Lesbian literature
subject: Writing
subject: Conferences
description: Recorded at the 1974 Gay Academic Union Conference at NYU, this panel, The Lesbian in Literature, features Janet Cooper and Cynthia Secor, chaired by Virginia Apuzzo. Cooper critiques the erasure of female affection, emotion, and intimacy in children’s literature, tracing it to the influence of early 20th-century librarian Anne Carroll Moore and her control over publishing standards that suppressed depictions of female relationships. Secor’s paper analyzes Gertrude Stein’s feminist and lesbian aesthetics, comparing her to James Joyce while celebrating Stein’s rejection of patriarchal literary traditions and her creation of new forms of expression rooted in female consciousness, identity, and language. Together, the talks explore censorship, literary history, and lesbian representation within both children’s and modernist literature.
publisher: WBAI Radio
date: 1974
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Everywomanspace - Tidal Wave - The Coming of Age of Young ♀♀ (Women) Before + After this Decade of Feminism
subject: Feminism
subject: Second-wave feminism
subject: Women's rights--United States--History--20th century
subject: Generational conversations
description: A conversation between Irene Yarrow and Nina Kriegel includes a discussion about what it must have been like to grow up, reach adolescence, and go through one's teens at a time when the women's movement was already gaining momentum. Examine the generational upbringings and consider how much the women's movement has truly impacted them, particularly in comparison to growing up before the second wave of feminism.
publisher: WBAI Radio
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Everywomanspace 10/3/76 - Project Chance 10/3/76 - Re Entry Into School
subject: Education
subject: Resource programs (Education)
subject: Pedagogy
subject: Class
subject: Counseling
subject: Continuing education
description: The episode features a conversation between the host, Irene Yaros, and Ellie Bulkin, Lavinia Penson, and Catherine Conroy. They discuss their new grassroots educational program for adult women, called Project Chance, which HEW funded through the Women's Studies and the Women's Center at Brooklyn College. What they'll be doing is preparing women who want to return to college, who wish to decide whether to do so, or who want to re-enter the labor market, and possibly do so at a level that gives them a slight advantage over what they would have had otherwise.
publisher: WBAI Radio
date: 1976-10-03
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Everywomanspace 9/26/76 - The Politics of Fat
subject: Women
subject: Fat
subject: Sexuality
subject: Beauty standards
subject: Health
subject: Desirability politics
subject: Eating disorders
description: This episode explores the politics of body image. A conversation with a guest named Roe Rasmussen, Roz Pulitzer, Judy Grad, Carol Rosenthal, and Deborah Plumer. As they discuss their problems with self-image, especially in activist spaces, they address issues related to being fat, eating disorders, beauty standards, feeling desirable, and societal treatments around womanhood and fatness.
publisher: WBAI Radio
date: 1976-09-26
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Every Woman Space 9/12/76 - Open Discussion
subject: Women's movement
subject: Feminism
subject: Women radio talk show hosts
subject: Communication
description: In this episode of "Everywomanspace," hosted by Irene Yarrow, the host emphasizes that the program is inclusive for all women, regardless of sexual orientation, race, ethnicity, social class, or gender. She introduces the show as a platform for open communication and discourse. Throughout the episode, Irene takes calls from listeners, welcoming their criticisms and suggestions regarding what they would like to see in the program in the future.
publisher: WBAI Radio
date: 1976-09-12
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A: Everwoman's Space 8/1/76 - Crimes Against Women II; B: Everywoman's Space 8/1/76 Violence Against Women II
subject: Violence against women
subject: Race and sex discrimination
subject: Intersectionality
subject: Racism
subject: Sexual assault
subject: Violence
description: This Everywomanspace episode hosted by Irene Yarrow with guests Margaret Robinson, Yolanda Bacow, and Magna Taliswoman, focusing on violence against women. The program highlights rising rape statistics, community actions like the Women’s Walk Against Rape, and the case of Cheryl Todd and Desi Woods, two Black women punished for defending themselves. Discussion expands to systemic injustices, racism, and the importance of women’s solidarity and self-defense.
publisher: WBAI Radio
date: 1976-08-01
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Everywomanspace 8/29/76 - Irene Yarrow Speaks with Isabel Miller
subject: Lesbian authors
subject: Feminist theory
subject: Motherhood
subject: Move from patriarchy
subject: Writing
description: This Everywomanspace episode features host Irene Yarrow in conversation with author Alma Rautsong (Isabel Miller), discussing her novel Patience and Sarah, her use of a pseudonym, and her turn toward feminist and lesbian themes. Rautsong reads from her unfinished work Gertrude, which explores motherhood, domestic labor, intimacy between women, and struggles within marriage, highlighting themes of resilience and female connection. The discussion expands to women’s lived experiences, including menstruation, nurturing, anger, and forgiveness, and stresses the importance of preserving women’s diaries and personal writings as vital feminist and lesbian history, before closing with announcements and a feminist song.
publisher: WBAI Radio
date: 1976-08-29
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Everywoman Space - Anger II
subject: Anger
subject: Sexism
subject: Women authors
subject: Women--Employment--United States
description: This Every Woman’s Space episode is centered on the theme of women’s anger, how it is expressed, repressed, and how it is shaped by socialization. Side A opens with an introduction explaining that this episode continues a previous “Speak Out on Anger” program, inviting women of all identities to share their experiences. The host plays a recorded discussion with writer Isabel Miller about interpersonal anger among women and the difficulties of expressing it, followed by readings of listener letters and journal entries, including one describing sexism in a legal workplace. Side B continues with call-in discussions where women describe struggles to voice anger in friendships, workplaces, and family relationships, reflecting on how they were conditioned to “be nice” and suppress confrontation. The host comments on these dynamics, encouraging listeners to unlearn emotional repression and view anger as a constructive, transformative force. The program closes with a listener’s poem and Margie Adam’s song “I’ve Got a Fury”.
publisher: WBAI Radio
date: 1976-09-16
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Everywoman Space - Women Writers - Irene Yarrow Speaks with Jan Clausen
subject: Women authors
subject: Lesbian authors
subject: Lesbian literature
subject: Poetry
subject: New York City lesbians and gays
description: In this episode of Everywoman Space (the second show of the Women Writing Series) host, Irene Yarrow, speaks with author Jan Clausen. Clausen reads a selection of her work, a short story called "The Warsaw Ghetto." Yarrow and Clausen go on to discuss the story and writing process. They take calls from listeners and Clausen reads a poem titled "A Christmas Letter."
publisher: WBAI Radio
date: 1975-08-08
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Everywoman Space 2/6/77 - Irene Yarrow Speaks with Louise Risken about Shopping Bag Women
subject: Bag ladies
subject: Homeless women
subject: Mental health
subject: Older women
subject: Poverty
description: In this episode of Everywomanspace, host, Irene Yarrow, speaks with Louise Risken about the lives of "shopping bag women" (unhoused women) in New York City. They play a short selection of recorded interviews between Risken and these women then take calls from listeners.
publisher: WBAI Radio
date: 1977-02-06
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Everywoman Space II 7/11/76 - Irene Yarrow Speaks with Author, Carol Rosenthal
subject: Women authors
subject: Feminism
subject: Media
subject: Women radio talk show hosts
description: This is the second episode of Everywomanspace. Host, Irene Yarrow, speaks with author Carol Rosenthal. Rosenthal reads her short story Cowboys and Yarrow reads her short story, Mother. The two briefly discuss each piece and how to support women's writing amongst themselves before taking calls from listeners on the same topics.
publisher: WBAI Radio
date: 1976-07-11
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Women Political Prisoners
subject: Prisons
subject: Writing
subject: Music
subject: Poetry
description: Side A - Political Prisoners: “Insight into the political nature of the imprisonment of women. Gail Simon has selected and read the writings of women who are imprisoned. Also hear music and poetry selected from the Olivia Records Album - Any Woman’s Blues, made by the Women’s Concert Collective, recorded live in the Women’s Jail at San Bruno in December 1975.”
date: 1975
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The Uses of Anger - Audre Lorde

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Our Cities, Our Lives - Wife Battery
subject: Domestic Violence
subject: Diane Jackson
subject: Yolanda Baker
description: Episode of Our Lives, Our City. Side A is an interview with members of the Center for the Elimination of Violence in the Family (Yolonda Baker and Diane Jackson) and a former resident of the center (Laura), mostly about the center and the work they are doing. The Center for the Elimination of Violence in the Family opened on March 4, 1977 (according to Yolonda, it is the first domestic violence shelter in NYC). The Center offers shelter/residence, counseling, referrals to education programs, job-training, work opportunities at the shelter, and accompaniment to welfare, family court, and police appointments. Side B is for taking calls.
publisher: WBAI Radio
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Unstuck in Time - Magic
subject: Religion
subject: Spirituality
subject: Psychology
subject: Occultism
subject: Margot Adler
description: Side A: Margot Adler discusses the various definitions of "occult" and "magic" as expressed by four groups in society: the uneducated, the educated, scholars, and practicitioners. Adler contends that the way these words are defined reflect social conditioning and shape the conversation around spiritual practice and occult study. She proposes a definition that is not mystical nor supernatural that she explores and expounds upon throughout the program. To this end, Adler relates an experience she had visiting and working within a small farming community of magic practitioners and how their understanding of magic as the "art of getting results" applied to their lives. One psychological element that Adler focuses upon is charisma and how the charisma of individuals or communities is itself a magical quality. Side B: There is a call in portion at the end of the program wherein Adler and callers talk about Rorschach and the Tarot, therapist role within witchcraft, New York magical and spiritual communities, and ends with a more heated discussion regarding the divisions between magic and science.
publisher: WBAI Radio
date: 1977
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Modern Scream
subject: Humor
subject: Lily Tomlin
subject: Viv Sutherland
description: Side A opens with Viv Sutherland introducing Lily Tomlin’s comedy album Modern Scream on the WBAI Women’s Studies program. The bulk of the tape features Tomlin’s satirical sketches, where she voices multiple characters. Highlights include a bizarre monologue from a woman addicted to rubber, a mock celebrity interview parodying Hollywood shallowness, a chaotic sorority speech full of performative morality, and a child’s monologue touching on emotional contradictions. The humor is absurdist, character-driven, and rooted in media and gender satire. Side B continues with more sketches from Modern Scream, maintaining the format of comic vignettes performed by Tomlin. It features a flashback to Detroit high school life, a surreal phone company sketch, a spoof interview about playing a heterosexual woman, a parody detergent commercial that turns into a soap opera-style meltdown, and a long sermon from “Sister Boogie Woman” celebrating radical self-expression. The tape closes with Sutherland’s sign-off and a preview of upcoming feminist programming. Like Side A, it’s rich in satire but not thematically aligned with our themes.
publisher: WBAI Radio
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More Than Half the World - A Pretty Face is not Safe in this City
subject: Women
subject: Feminism
subject: Music
subject: Civil rights
description: Side A: Host discusses women's rights and justice in the United States. Show features various feminist musicians. ^^Side B: Host and callers discuss women in music, societal change as well as women’s rights.
publisher: WBAI Radio
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The Female Angst
subject: Women
description: Side A:Women playing the guitar singing a jingle. She goes on to talk about the pain that comes with operating in a male centered society. In an interview, two women talk about women not being as confident in their ability of being without the "big father" figure present for reassurance. There's a conversation discussing how a woman sacrifices more, does more, feels more, which makes them gifted. They talk about women as nature, explaining how a woman's suffering forces people to experience life on a deeper level. There is talk about work as a form of salvation while finding moments of joy in the process. Side B:"Equating women to death, and men with life." Person being interviewed offers a new perspective on coexisting as both man and woman. She stresses personal identity over identification and speaks about how when a women acquires education she poses as a threat to men. She mentions how women giving boundless and immense love to men, when in actuality women are in search of themselves as an individual. Tape ends in music.
publisher: WBAI Radio
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Common Ground - Women Have Always Worked
subject: Women--Employment--United States
subject: Women--United States--Economic conditions
subject: Feminism
subject: Alice Kessler-Harris
subject: Industrial Revolution
subject: Labor
subject: Motherhood
subject: Phyllis Kriegel
description: (This is side B of tape) An interview with Alice Kessler-Harris about her book, "Women Have Always Worked," published by Feminist Press. Hessler redefines "work" and also emphasizes how historically women's labor was not salaried or compenstated financially.
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♀♀ (Women) in El Salvador
subject: Latin-American women
subject: El Salvador
subject: Violence
subject: Ann Nelson
subject: Geopolitics
subject: Police
subject: Sexual assault
description: (This is Side A of tape) Part one of a program on Latin-American women, features a recorded lecture by journalist Anne Nelson given at an International Women's League for Peace and Freedom meeting. Nelson discusses her trip to El Salvador, the paramilitary death squads, and the specific state violence done to Salvadoran women. Nelson laments how this is not being reported on or considered "news" by fellow American reporters and Washington.
publisher: WBAI Radio
date: 1981-03-08
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Women's Studies Robin Morgan Reads: The Network of the Imaginary Mother
subject: Motherhood
subject: Children
subject: Families
subject: Patriarchy
subject: Feminism
subject: Spirituality
subject: Existentialism
description: Robin Morgan reads her five part poem that is " a weird love poem" to her mother, husband, friends (sisters), children, and her self. Morgan describes it as a metaphysical search for transcendence. Mentioning the goddess, the poem situates womanhood to genitalia and the body.
publisher: WBAI Radio
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W♀man (Woman): Sandra Elkin Speaks with Cris Williamson
subject: Social issues
subject: Women
subject: Music
description: Woman' is a talk show featuring in-depth conversations exploring issues affecting the lives of women. This episode features a conversation with Cris Williamson, who has been a singer songwriter for the past 14 years. She currently records with Olivia Records, an all-womens recording company. Her latest release is the "Changer and the Changed."
publisher: WBAI Radio
date: 1976-03-04
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Know Your Body: Sexuality - Caryl Ratner
subject: Sexuality
subject: Body
description: From a series of 8 lectures which comprised a course by and for women also entitled "Know Your Body." The course was given at the Women's Medical Center in New York City, where this lecture was recorded for WBAI in May and June, 1972, by Caryl Ratner and Bill Monaghan. Produced by Caryl Ratner. Contains frank, explicit discussion. Broadcast on WBAI first in June, 1972 and also in October 1972.
publisher: WBAI Radio
date: 1972-05-11^^1972-06-15
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Unstuck in Time w/ Margot Adler - 9/5/75
subject: Margot Adler
subject: Spirituality
subject: Move from patriarchy
description: Notes on back: "Return from Vacation" "Prospectus for 'Season'" "Feminism" "Synthesis of Politics + Spirituality" "Ms.Magazine September 1975 + Akwesasne Note"
publisher: WBAI Radio
date: 1975-09-05
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