Come Monday Night - A Readaround
Join the Marvelous Monday Nighters of Women Writing for (a) Change in Cincinnati, as they present their written works in a format called a readaround. Once a semester, we invite the public into our circle to hear the words of women writers. Women stand before a podium, microphone in hand, and share in a publishing of their work, their lives.From airport security lines to the making of Julia Child's beef pot roast , from the old boys club on the golf course to one teacher's tribute to her deceased student, from online dating to connecting the dots, the marvelous women from Monday night take listeners on an amazing journey through the land of laughs and tears.
Credits to: Janet, Karen, Annette, Susan, Katherine, Inga, Sandi, Jackie, Celeste, Linda, Donna, Mary Jo, Kerry, Naomi, Saundra and Sally, while holding the words of those unable to read that day, Anni and Terri.
What did Karen Arnold have to say about her guest shot?
I loved hanging out with you guys on you Tuesday and must
thank you again for allowing me to be part of your podcast. I was so honored. I
just hope it is enjoyed by some.
Please let the other ladies know how much I enjoyed being
there and how grateful I am that they listened to my words and supported
me.
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"Humanity is expressed in two sexes"
- Janet Kalven, age 96, guest, on the mission the Grail movement and her own feminist thinking.
"Ritual helps immensely draw people our of their ordinary dayness and into a deeper realm. That then leads to a deeper sharing."
- Janet Kalven, on her respect for the processes of WWf(a)C.
Listen to Janet's complete interview
"Humanity is expressed in two sexes"
- Janet Kalven, age 96, guest, on the mission the Grail movement and her own feminist thinking.
"Ritual helps immensely draw people our of their ordinary dayness and into a deeper realm. That then leads to a deeper sharing."
- Janet Kalven, on her respect for the processes of WWf(a)C.
Listen to Janet's complete interview
Sending Forth Women's Words that Are Bold and Necessary
"Having your words heard is even more gratifying than having your words read." - Charlene Taylor Bales
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From personal essays to blogging and documentaries, we share how writing intersects with the lives of the women, young women and men who are participating in weekly writing classes, the Feminist Leadership Academy and Young Women Writing for (a) Change programs, and the community beyond our walls.
Who are we? The Podcast Edition is led by Annette Januzzi Wick, Phebe Beiser (read her blog about life and social meda), Jenny Stanton and Charlene Taylor Bales, with input from Mary Pierce Brosmer.
If you would like to contact us regarding feedback, programming or sponsorships, send an e-mail to podcast@womenwriting.org.
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