Women's Media Center Live with Robin Morgan

Season premiere! Robin explains what Biden has really done and, unlike SCOTUS, exposes the actual positions of our Colonial-era Founders on abortions. Guest: Claire Atkin of Check My Ads, on defunding misinformation online—even at Fox News!

Robin analyzes the January 6 Congressional Committee Hearings and finds heartening news. Special guest: Professor Anita Hill.

Robin's special guest is award-winning filmmaker Violet Du Feng, whose groundbreaking documentary Hidden Letters just premiered at the Tribeca Film Festival. Through her lens we find modern Chinese women—and their ancient secret language.

Robin explores the almost-state of the US that was to have been Sequoia. Special Guest: Dr. Cristina Azocar, Mattaponi Nation and Journalism Professor, on her book News Media and the Indigenous Fight for Federal Recognition .

Robin connects the dots between ammo and abortion, male supremacy and white supremacy. Special Guest: Carrie Baker, author, attorney, professor, and reproductive rights expert.

Robin highlights two women who stand their ground: Marina Ovsyannikova and special guest, author Sallie Bingham.

Robin on the leaked Supreme Court decision overturning Roe v. Wade. Special guest for an in-depth discussion on the Court's decision: multiply awarded lesbian-feminist Chicana writer and activist Cherríe Moraga.

Robin explores visual art done by Native American and Indigenous women. Special Guests: Nora Naranjo Morse (Santa Clara Pueblo), Theresa Secord (Penobscot Nation), and Marie Watt (Turtle Clan, Seneca).

Robin explores post-Roe v. Wade realities if we lose reproductive rights, and finds a vast network of underground abortion providers and devices. Special Guest: Jessica Bruder, writer of "The Abortion Underground" in the May edition of The Atlantic .

Robin explores what will actually happen to the 98% of refugees—women and children—fleeing Ukraine. Special Guest Taina Bien-Aimé, Executive Director of Coalition Against Trafficking in Women.

Robin welcomes Poetry Month by celebrating Pre-Raphaelite Victorian poet Christina Rossetti—who was (surprise!) an overlooked feminist—with a reading of her remarkably erotic work, "Goblin Market."

Robin on good news about Equal Pay, Marina Ovsyannikova, and the courage of presence. Special Guest: Dr. Kyleanne Hunter, Asst. Professor of Military and Strategic Studies at the USAF Academy, on gender and unconventional warfare.

Robin on resilience and fortitude, and the gender dimensions of Putin's war against Ukraine. Special Guest Nina Khrushcheva on the Ukrainian tragedy.

Robin explores "streaming war," the devastation of Ukraine, and the powerfully moving (but also shamefully racist) response to the tragic invasion. Plus, an analysis of Biden's first State of the Union speech.

Robin explores modern medical technology in all its wonder—and reveals a personal modern medical technological procedure of her own.

Robin covers the Pape/University of Chicago study on the January 6 insurrection and racism; also, new facts on J. Marion Sims (the "father of gynecology") who experimented on enslaved women without anesthesia, and the women who somehow survived.

Robin hosts a roundtable discussion with two Native activists and leaders, on Native people—women in particular—and the media. Guests: Crystal Echo Hawk (Pawnee Nation) and Rebecca Nagle (Cherokee Nation).

Robin reports on the latest Gender Gap statistics (hope yet for the world!) and coins a radical new word. Plus, Supreme Court Justice Breyer's retirement, recent crackdowns on domestic terrorism—and librarians.

Robin returns and dives deep into voting rights—what you don't know, and what you could never have imagined. Plus, why the Right Wing admits not wanting you to vote!

Robin ranges the globe collecting traditions for the Solstice and its offspring holidays. Plus, readings from Dorothy Parker, three male poets (Eliot, Yeats, Frost), four female poets (Derricotte, Chang, Le Guin, Morgan) . . . and a Partridge?

Was it the good old days or the worst of times? Robin explores how we lived and who we were a century ago, and writes a letter to readers 100 years from now.

Robin takes on vigilantism—the history, the psychology, and the overlap with law enforcement and the military, from Kyle Rittenhouse's trial to bounty hunters and Texas's abortion ban enforcement.

Robin, with guest historian and feminist chronicler Miriam Schneir, discusses "where were you when . . ." and "so where were all your great women?"—and then they find them!

Robin takes us behind the scenes of how the Equal Rights Amendment got killed in the '70s—and what's really at stake today. Guest: Rep. Carolyn Maloney, Chairwoman of the House Committee on Oversight and Reform.

Robin confronts the "other pandemic"—the rash of conspiracy theories afflicting our conversations—and what to do about them. Special Guest: Mary Trump, best-selling author and psychologist.