Women's Liberation Radio News

Feminist news programming that seeks to provide the unique and under-represented voices of girls and women with a national and international venue to break the sound barrier.

Women's Liberation Radio News is a news podcast hosted by Staff, with 259 episodes on record and a Required Pod Score of 80. PitchCentric scores this show on Booking Probability, Listen Score, and live audience signals refreshed every 24 hours.

Staff hosts Women's Liberation Radio News, a news show with 259 episodes published.

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  Women's Liberation Radio News

  Episode 4: WLRN's Summer Song Countdown with Cat Bradfield

  Aug 11, 202650 min

  MADISON - August 11, 2026. Tune in to this 4th episode of WLRN’s Summer Music Countdown for your sisterhood soundtrack that will carry you though the dog days of summer! #WLRN #SummerMusicCountdown Playlist for Today's Show: Building a Mystery Sarah McLachlan Sisters in the Struggle Lesbians on Ecstasy Restore Me Diane Patterson Jezebel Thistle Pettersen And Saints Sleigh Bells Jet Fuel Can't Melt Steel Beams Camp Cope Swinger in the Trees Dead Horses (Sarah Vos) Vagina Anthem Hungry Hearts The Collector Missy Higgins The Returner Alison Russell A War With Time Brandi Carlile

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  Lammas 2026 WLRN - with DJ PhoeniXX

  Aug 6, 20261h 15m

  August 6, 2026 - Welcome back, sisters, to another WLRN music hour. This month, as promised, the focus will be on Lammas, the holy day of my female-centered earth-based spiritual tradition on The Wheel of the Year whose Old European roots stretch back into Neolithic times. Here around my home on HERground in the South Eastern mountains of the US, crepe myrtles have reached their long anticipated peak beauty, fields of sunflowers pull me into a swerve as I pass, basil and thyme has gone to flower and the agastache has gone to seed for the goldfinches. I can’t forget to mention the urgent caution of the season around nests of hornets and ground bees ever abundant at this time on The Wheel. And always, watching for the bears who mark the time with their growing cubs and small clans ambling purposefully towards the wild cherry trees or dangling hornet nests to gorge. The light of the days is lessening, though it’s subtle. Lammas is a subtle holy day, but while subtle, her energy is profoundly beautiful to dance with. I will read some again from Dr. Kim Duckett’s important book The Wheel of the Year as an Earth-based Spiritual Psychology for Women as well as from some other sources of inspiration of this season of Lammas to include Judy Grahn and Anya Robyak. I hope you enjoy both the information and the creative playlist I’ve crafted this month of music to include a variety of musicians from around the world. Since I live in the Northern Femisphere, I am experiencing the late summer energy while my sisters on the flip side are in late winter energy of a very different earthscape. Interestingly enough, both the holy day of Lammas and the holy day of Imbolc (which is directly across The Wheel, six months for us) are both times of fragility and leaning into one's community/tribe. These two themes will run through my play list along with themes of celebration, gratitude and remembering our phenomenal spiritual fortitude as women, born under Patriarchy. Thanks again for tuning back in! We’ll begin with music by Ayla Nereo called Wheel of Time.

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  Women's Liberation Radio News

  Edition 124: Analysis & History of National Organization for Women with Peggy Patty

  Aug 6, 202654 min

  MADISON - August 6, 2026. Edition 124 begins with a greeting from Ann, WLRN's sound engineer and producer who recently attended NOW's national conference in Arlington, Virginia. Ann provides us with her commentary later on in the program after Thistle interviews Peggy Patty, NOW member since 1977 and rarin' to go when it comes to women's rights! The world news segment is delivered by Cat and the featured song is called Sing, Sing, Sing by Melissa Manchester who performed at this year's NOW conference. in Arlington. Enjoy the show!

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  Episode 3 of WLRN Summer Song Countdown

  Jul 25, 202645 min

  MADISON - July 25, 2026 Episode 3 of the WLRN Summer Music Countdown with Cat Bradfield continues on with songs tied for 72nd place. Songs: Possession - Sarah McLachlan At Seventeen - Janis Ian Horses - Patti Smith Girls Just Wanna Have Fun - Cyndi Lauper Awful - Hole Not That Kind - Anastacia Untouchable Face - Ani DiFranco Superwoman - Karyn White I’m Gonna Be An Engineer - Peggy Seeger

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  Episode 2 of WLRN Summer Song Countdown with Cat Bradfield

  Jul 18, 202644 min

  This is the second in a series of episodes counting down WLRN's top 100 songs as voted by listeners for the summer of 2026. Thanks to Cat Bradfield for hosting the show!

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