Kate Raphael talks with Syrian feminists Afraa Jalabi & Mohja Kahf about the state of the Syrian uprising and the prominence of women in the revolution. Also Sarah Shourd informs us about a fundraising effort for Syrian refugees living in the Yarmouk Palestinian refugee camp in Damascus.
Pauline Williams discusses her novel ‘Hollis’ and reads excerpts from her memoir ‘Of Love and Race’; Berkeley Media Center’s Mel Vapour talks about the upcoming Film Festival presented by the Center and the importance of the Media Center in the past decades to independent films. Hosted by Jovelyn Richards.
Ray Bradbury, the legendary author who passed away in 2012, sat down for an interview with Richard Wolinsky and Richard A. Lupoff in 1992 at his home in Los Angeles. That interview has been digitized and re-edited by Richard Wolinsky. The full 35-minute versio of this interview can be found at www.bookwaves.com
Producer/Host Veronica Faisant in conversation with Author/certified Grief Recovery Specialist, Priscilla Boos. Priscilla describes her 39 year relationship with Bill, her husband and “love of her life” and she shares the story of her emotional journey through Bill’s terminal illness and her eventual return to a new life.
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This week’s show is part of a two-part special on toxics in consumer products. On September 7, we looked at Safer Consumer Products regulations proposed by the Department of Toxic Substances Control, as part of the California Green Chemistry Initiative. Today, we will look at health and environmental risks of toxic ingredients in personal care … Continued
