This edition explores a feminist perspective on death, including an essay on patriarchal cultures' fear of death and an interview with a death doula. It also discusses the influence and significance of Dave Chappelle's support for women resisting the gender industry, challenges faced by women and feminists in China and Japan, dismissal of state crime charges against a Scottish feminist, and the distinction between palliative care and hospice.

Join Julia Beck as she interviews German lesbian feminists Inge Klein, Manuela Kay, and Judith. They discuss lesbian visibility, feminist activism, and the evolution of lesbian culture in Germany. Topics include the Berlin Dyke March, historical lesbian communities, and modes of activism like marches and online campaigns. Stay tuned for insights on German lesbian culture, community, and herstory.

On October 2nd, women across the country took to the streets at Women's Marches, largely inspired and organized by the same brand as four years ago in 2017. https://womensmarch.com/ This WLRN report filed by Emiliann Lorenzen features on-the-ground protesters from both Madison, WI and Austin, TX where radical feminists and a few male allies represented and stood in favor of abortion access and rights for women, adult human females.

Julia Beck hosts a podcast episode on Lesbian Feminism in Germany with special guest Jenn Bilek who reports on the Gender Industry. Interviews with key figures like Manuela Kay and Judith shed light on lesbian culture in 80's Berlin. The episode features historical commentary, music snippets, and discussions on feminist activism and community building in Germany.

Guests Jennifer Bilek and Emiliann Lorenzen discuss the gender industry and Sovereign Women Speak event. Topics include capitalism exploiting gender identity, female Jacobin hummingbirds, Taliban takeover in Afghanistan, parent's struggle with transgender daughter, journey to gender-critical feminism, legal erasure, and sovereign women's protest for single-sex prisons.

August 2021's edition features the sounds of Michigan Womyn's Music Festivals both on the original site of the infamous MichFest and in the Pines, where Michigan Framily Reunion is held every year since 2016. Hear WLRN's greeting from WLRN member April Neault before Emiliann Lorenzen launches into the world news. After the news, Jennifer Bilek provides us with a report on the gender industry, and then you'll hear Nedra Johnson's 'August Moon', a song about MichFest and women gathering under the full moon. Next, enjoy Thistle and Jenna's sound collage of conversation, ambience and music from three festivals that happened in Michigan this summer: Big Mouth Girl, the Dragyn Ride and Michigan Framily Reunion (MFR). After the sound collage, listen for WLRN members' outros including Emiliann's who will be covering the Sovereign Women Speak event this month in Seattle Washington. https://www.sovereignwomencircle.com/ Thanks for tuning in to WLRN, the original TERF radio. Please listen, like, comment and share widely. To donate to the cause of feminist community radio, click here: https://www.paypal.com/donate/?cmd=_s-xclick&hosted_button_id=ULAE4ZHPARLFE

July's show focuses on male Pride and Lesbian Visibility with guests Angela Wild of Get the L Out UK, https://www.gettheloutuk.com/ and Julia Beck, lesbian feminist writer and activist living in Berlin. The show starts off with a greeting by WLRN's newest member, aurora linnea, lesbian feminist writer who will be contributing a monthly blog post ahead of each show. Welcome aboard, aurora! Then hear Jennifer Bilek's exclusive report on the Gender Industry she sent us. https://www.the11thhourblog.com/ Next, hear WLRN's world news segment as written and delivered by Julia Beck before we launch into our two interviews segments before closing out the show with Sekhmet SheOwl's totally excellent radical feminist commentary. Woven into the show, you'll excerpts of two of Alix Dobkin's most popular songs "Any Woman Can Be a Lesbian" and "Amazon ABC." Thanks for staying tuned to WLRN, your feminist powered community radio station online. To donate to this labor of love, click here: https://www.paypal.com/donate/?cmd=_s-xclick&hosted_button_id=ULAE4ZHPARLFE

WLRN's founding member Thistle Pettersen is set to release a new album of her original music this Fall of 2021! This is a sneak preview of some work Lara Julian, https://soundcloud.com/lara-polangco, did with Thistle to contribute beautiful harmony lines to Thistle's song featured on the album called 'Wolf.' Please consider a donation to Thistle's fundraiser to complete this original music project. Learn more and donate here: https://givebutter.com/EjyA3I

joey brite, producer of 'Can I Get a Witness' conference, discusses grassroots organizing in gender-critical activism. Conversation focuses on protesting the impacts of gender ideology on children and youth, with a call to empower grassroots activism and support radical feminism.

This is a song Thistle wrote and recorded six years ago when she was first connecting the dots about transgender ideology. Lyrics 'Trans' is a liberal construct invented by white straight men that shuts down our discussions of their violent power and then they 'win' Violent power begins with man over woman and then it all spins off from there into this postmodern racist sexist nightmare... What would be the opposite if 'trans' was real? ('cis, 'cis) Only those seduced by power expect the whole world to be a personal deal! Who make it their standard, only personal word their proof, to be the center of everything! While the earth chokes and dies of their spoof...their spoof! The joke's on you, there are better things to do and in the meantime, we are igniting, yes in the meantime we are uniting... The distance between us seems greater than the sum of the parts. My heart is beating while the oxygen is depleting it's way too hard! To be hopeful for the future, for humanity, my greattest hope is that me and my friends go out with dignity from this postmodern racist sexist nightmare, this postmodern racist sexist nightmare...awooo!