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"I love the process of Women Writing for (a) Change. From the first class, I felt at home - something I rarely experience in my everyday life. The school is a pure gift."
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Women's Words Go Out to the World
Women Writing for (a) Change is publishing two podcasts per month, featuring the words and voices of women, young women and men who are participating in weekly writing classes, the Feminist Leadership Academy and Young Women Writing for (a) Change programs.
Each podcast may be played from this page, using the built-in play button or downloaded using the link provided.
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Older Broadcasts hosted at WVXU:
Women Writing for (a) Change has a long history of radio association
with WVXU, 91.7 FM. Currently, WVXU airs pre-taped poems and essays by
WWf(a)C writers. The segments are heard periodically on the station's
"Cincinnati Edition" airing at 7:00 a.m. Saturday and Sunday mornings.
You may click on links below to hear audio clips of writing that has recently aired.
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program is a joint effort of WVXU, The Radio Circle and WWf(a)C
community writers who share their words. Current members of the Radio
Circle are Bridget Buschle, Mo Conlan, Carol Rose Hunter, Jenny
Stanton, Gerri Wittekind, and Annette Wick. Gerri is the administrator.
The Radio Circle continues to explore new options for using radio and audio to broadcast our words to the larger world.
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July 29, 2006 (click to listen)
WVXU's Katie Orr visits with author Maureen Millea Smith and learns about her newest novel, When Charlotte Comes Home. Maureen Millea Smith has been a writer at WWf(a)C.
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June 17, 2006 (click to listen)
Annette Januzzi Wick interviewed about her book: I'll Be in the Car: One Woman's Story of Love, Loss and Reclaiming Life with Katie Orr of WVXU's Cincinnati Edition
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May 14, 2006 (click to listen)
Interview on Around Cincinnati: Rick Pender with Mary Pierce Brosmer
Title: Feminism and the DaVinci Code (and the story of Women Writing for (a) Change)
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Review the Archives
You can view the Cincinnati Edition Archive here. From the archive, you can click on a showdate for complete details.
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