Tuesday, May 27, 2008
SWTICH (May 27)
SWITCH (Student wellness initiative towards community health) provides health services as well as social programming and meals for those in need in Saskatoon's core neighborhoods. Bree and Franny attended the Wednesday nights women programming and tell us about the services, the volunteers, and the community spirit found in the 20th Street location.
Tuesday, May 20, 2008
Tuesday, May 6, 2008
Tuesday, April 29, 2008
Women and Labour (Apr 29/May 1) Live
May day is a day of worker solidarity. On today's show, we discuss labour rights as they relate to women. Where are womens wages at and where women are in the work force. We also talk about Saskatchewan Working Women.
Wednesday, April 23, 2008
Women and the Environment (Apr 22/24)
April 22nd is Earth Day, and so this week's live show covers the environment and how it relates to women. Ecofeminism, Silent Spring, Atwood...many topics were covered by Brenda, Rachel, Bree and April.
Tuesday, April 15, 2008
Breastfeeding (Apr 15/17)
Breastfeeding. Mother of two baby twins and active member of La Leche League of Saskatoon, Caitlin Stickney sits down with Franny Rawlyk to talk about how breastfeeding is healthy for both the mother and baby, how to know when you're breastfeeding properly, and why everyone should love breastfeeding!
Tuesday, April 8, 2008
Rerun: Women and Science (April 8/10)
This episode originally aired October 2007.
Franny looks at women in science. First Dr. Julita Vassileva, a professor of computing science at the UofS talks about her own experience and trends that she has seen over the years in academic science fields. Also, grade 7 student Anna Cram tells listeners why she likes science. Franny also polled some streeters along Broadway.
Franny looks at women in science. First Dr. Julita Vassileva, a professor of computing science at the UofS talks about her own experience and trends that she has seen over the years in academic science fields. Also, grade 7 student Anna Cram tells listeners why she likes science. Franny also polled some streeters along Broadway.
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