Episode

Judith Emlyn Johnson reads her poetry

Poet Judith Emlyn Johnson (Judith Johnson Sherwin) reads selections from her own work. Johnson was born and still lives in New York City. The poems on this program are from an unpublished book called Waste, written during that time.

Mary Jane Menuez reads her poetry

Poet Mary Jane Menuez reads selections from her work. Menuez was born in Chicago. She began writing poetry as a student of Ellen Bryant Voigt at Goddard College. Her poetry has appeared in such places as Orion's Dolphin, Countermeasures, Xanadu, and the Grolier Press Annual Anthology of Children's Poetry.

The White hot debate : proposition 15, what does it mean? / produced by Jim Berland. (Episode 1 of 8)

Discussion of current proposition about energy.

Soft voices and big sticks : big business and the Third World / moderated by Linda Strawn. (Episode 3 of 5)

This episode features discussion of corporate response to the shifting tide and expectations and divisions within the Third World. Panelists are Ian Wilson of General Electric; Graham Molitor, Director of Governmental Relations for General Mills; and Mahbub ul Haq, Director of Policy Planning and Program Review Department, World Bank. Produced by Linda Strawn.

Socialist feminist theory : third world panel / produced by Bonnie Bellow (Episode 2)

The Third World Panel from a series on Socialist Feminist Theory recorded at the first national Socialist Feminist Conference at Antioch College, July 4, 1975.

Post Civil War girls and the American nightmare / Cynthia Wolff (Program 6 of 6)

Cynthia Wolff, Associate Professor of English at the University of Massachusetts, takes a look at the female child as a literary figure in Post Civil War America. She focuses on the portraits of female children in early American literature, the wide appeal and popularity of these noted literary heroines, and the national need they fulfilled.

The rights of employed and unemployed women / moderated by Viv Sutherland.

Panel discussion on the rights of employed and unemployed women. Participants are Laura Sager, Women's Law Clinic at New York University; David Raff, Professor with the Employment Law Clinic, New York University School of Law; and Marilyn Brook, Worker's Defense League. Recoded at NOW-NYC, 47 E. 19th St., New York, NY 10003. Produced by Viv Sutherland. Previously cataloged as BC2586.

Midwives / interviews by Viv Sutherland.

Viv Sutherland interviews three midwives on their work and its benefits to women. The guests are Judy Carison, Jacobi Hospital, Bronx and Washington Heights Family Planning Clinic; Mary Dowd, Roosevelt Hospital; and Naomi Meyer, Martland Hospital, Newark, NJ.

Lesbian sisters: July 3, 1973-Getting together in the lesbian community

This episode features an examination on living in the lesbian community, and dealing with aggressiveness and passivity. This program was produced by the West Side Lesbian Feminists. Producer: Barbara McLean.

Maureen Owen reads her poetry

Poet Maureen Owen (b. 1943) reads selections from her own work. She is the author of two books "Country Rush" and "No Travels Journals". She is also the editor of Telephone magazine and the Assistant Director of the St. Marks Poetry Project. Hosted by Susan Howe.

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