Today we discuss Game of Thrones Season 8, Episodes 5 and 6 […]

Today we discuss Game of Thrones Season 8, Episodes 4 and 5 […]

Today we discuss Game of Thrones Season 8, Episodes 3 and 4 […]

Today we discuss Game of Thrones Season 8: Episodes 2 and 3 […]

Today we discuss Game of Thrones Season 8: Episodes 1 and 2 […]

Today’s show was about sexual assault kits and why we have a backlog here in Washington state and Spokane. We also covered local efforts underway to understand how we got here, where we are, and how to prevent it moving forward. […]

Today we talk with Stephanie Widhalm – Center Director and Forensic Interviewer and Linda Safford – Director of Development about the important work they do for Partners with Families and Children.   […]

Today we play clips from the very successful Shades of Me art show at the INW Women’s Show. […]

Today we talk with John Lemus about all things Scooters and living that “scoot life” in and around Spokane. […]

Today we talk about Irish traditions, parades, and American traditions when it comes to St. Paddy’s Day. […]

Today we had our on air fund drive and played lots of great female artists. […]

Today discussed the merits of intentional adult co-living with Autumn’s housemates during our on-air spring fund drive! […]

We spoke with Alisha and Lara, the creators of the podcast ‘Drunch’. We talked about pop culture as it relates to the national discussion about intersectionality. We also talked about the newest attempts to defund clinics along with the related ‘gag’ rule and intention to take away basic rights to healthcare from all genders, especially women. […]

In our first ‘Unqualified’ edition of the show, we provided dating advice to listeners who submitted questions and lampooned dating advice given to women during the 1950s. […]

For their centennial, we talked with Spokane NAACP leaders Kurtis Robinson, Sharon Randle and Dr. Jim Mohr about the history of the organization as well as the great successes throughout its history. We also discussed steps moving forward in the continued fight for justice both locally and nationally. […]

We talked with Kurtis Robinson about racial equity in the Spokane County criminal justice system – including racial disparities, a new jail, and the SRLJC. […]

Kevin and Autumns talked about midcentury dating tips for women as well as current events in the news. Also talked about it being Holocaust Memorial Day. […]

Talked with Cynthia Hamilton and Susan Brudnicki with Women+s March on Spokane. We discussed the importance and history of the march. We talked about how inclusiveness is key to making events like it a success.    […]

Spoke with Stephanie Widhalm – Center Director and Forensic Interviewer and Linda Safford – Director of Development of Partners with Families and Children about the important work they do for families with children and young adults who are survivors of abuse and/or neglect. […]

Did a recap of some of the years events, the highs, the lows and moving forward into 2019. Highlighted gun violence and the need for reform. […]

This week we talked about all things holidays: how we celebrate, family traditions, building new traditions, gift giving and getting, and Hallmark/Lifetime Christmas movies. […]

Today we talked with Councilwoman Kate Burke on her experiences running for office as a young woman, what it’s like to be in office and advice she has for other young femmes interested in running. We also touched on how she’s responding to the CoS sexual assault kit backlog and people experiencing homelessness. […]

On this show, we discuss misogyny and how it’s integral to alt-right groups like the Proud Boys. We also discuss the Proud Boy presence here in Spokane and how some downtown businesses are responding. […]

Today’s show was about sexual assault kits and why we have a backlog here in Washington state and Spokane. We also covered local efforts underway to understand how we got here, where we are, and how to prevent it moving forward. […]

Today we discussed feminist heroes in movie and on tv. We also discussed the site and lie ordinance in Spokane. Important topics of the day because of the increased focus on female roles in media and locally because it effects hundreds of people experiencing homelessness here in Spokane. […]