Ruth Mountaingrove, lesbian-feminist poet, photographer, composer, publisher, musician, playwright, painter, and women’s land pioneer, died peacefully on December 18, 2016, at age 93, at Ida Emmerson Hospice House in Eureka , CA.

Catholics for Choice is a pro-choice Catholic organization based in Washington, D.C. Formed in 1973, CFC states that its mission is “to serve as a voice for Catholics who believe that the Catholic tradition supports a woman’s moral and legal right to follow her conscience in matters of sexuality and reproductive health.” CFC describes its mission “to shape and advance sexual and reproductive ethics that are based on justice, reflect a commitment to women’s well-being and respect and affirm the

In this encore episode, we commemorate Ruth Mountaingrove, one of the Founding Mothers of Through The Eyes of Women. With Ruth’s recent passing at the well lived age of 93, her contributions to Through The Eyes Of Women, KHSU, the Arts & Activists communities, and life itself will be celebrated with several shows.

SCRAP’s Lexie Fischer talks about the thrill of producing a thoughtful, innovative gift by hand, and the hilarity of when crafting projects go wrong.

Diana Nunes Mizer does not have a blueprint for raising children "correctly", but she does use classes, workshops and one-on-one coaching to help families reach their personal goals for peace, communication and patience at home. Welcome to conscious parenting. In this episode, Mizer joins Emma Breacain to discuss family and offers advice for creating meaningful traditions and sidestepping some of the stressors of the holiday season. https://khsuwomen.wordpress.com/

Attorney and author Elizabeth Schwartz joins Emma Breacain to talk about the mysteries and surprises of marriage. Elizabeth Schwartz is not calling for less attention to the perfect caterer and wedding band, but she is definitely calling for more consideration for our financial, legal, physical and emotional well being in her book “Before I Do: A Legal Guide to Marriage, Gay and Otherwise.” In this episode, Schwartz illuminates the possible pitfalls and surprises of the institution, recommends

Kathleen Marshall is a working woman with a family and many interests including dancing, carpentry, biking, and being an all-around doer and liver of life. So it seemed particularly unfair when she was diagnosed with chronic, invisible illness as a newlywed and young mom who had just completed her nursing degree and begun a brand new job as a nurse.

The 34th Annual International Day of Peace is taking place this Wednesday and Brenda Starr talks with Andy Sehic and Sue Hilton from the local WILPF Chapter on Through the Eyes of Women . Speak Your Peace is an event taking place at the Arcata Playhouse .

Leah Crenshaw-Pepke is a hard working singer who gigs all over Humboldt County as a member of multiple bands, she also has a day job and a home life, and big changes on the horizon. https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=6Fo07PKY-uE

What is your earliest memory of money? What did you learn about money from your parents? Why is it easier to talk about sex than money in our culture? These are some of the questions that have lived in the back of my mind for a long time. Kimberley Pittman-Schulz has had a long career in helping people from all walks of life donate to charities that reflect their personal values. "Money gets tied up with a sense of self-esteem," she says.