Women's Liberation Radio News

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!

For WLRN's Five Year Anniversary, Jenna DiQuarto wrote us new theme music and Thistle sings harmonies! Stay tuned to WLRN's monthly podcast that comes out the first Thursday of every month right here on our Soundcloud page.

Tree Earth, a detransitioned lesbian feminist and homesteader from Appalachia, shares her journey of self-discovery and the importance of community support. She delves into the challenges faced by women in navigating gender identity and emphasizes the significance of female liberation. Listeners will find her insights on reconnecting with nature through homesteading particularly inspiring. The discussion also touches on the controversial role of the medical-industrial complex in gender identity, highlighting the personal struggles many face in their transition and detransition journeys.

In this interview from our June 2021 Edition podcast, WLRN's Mer talks with homesteader, female liberationist, and detransitioned woman, Tree Earth. Tree shares her story with Mer, talks about her experience from transitioning to detransitioning, and the big picture in all of this debate around gender. Stay tuned for WLRN's handcrafted podcasts the first Thursday of every month!

joey brite of Can I Get a Witness sat down with Kellie Jay Keen-Minshull, aka Posie Parker, and had a conversation that has not yet taken place online. She wanted to allow Kellie the kind of space to be able to tell the story of her trajectory from being someone who, although very interested in fairness and willing to engage in political discussions, had not yet woken up to the kind of men’s rights movement that had been worming its way into women’s communities across the western world years before. This conversation ended up covering several topics and hopefully will bring a fresh perspective to some viewers. https://www.standingforwomen.com/ https://www.sovereignwomencircle.com/ https://uncommongroundmedia.com/posie-parkers-graphic-protest-against-stonewall-policies/ Thanks for staying tuned to feminist community-powered radio, WLRN!

In this five-year anniversary edition of WLRN's monthly podcast, you'll hear blasts from the past coupled with celebratory shoutouts from feminist activists and WLRN aficionadas alike. First up, hear the world news as written and delivered by Emiliann Lorenzen before enjoying Thistle's original song, 'Michigan'. Then, listen for a series of memorable moments and clips from over the past five years. Hear an excerpt from our very first show with Elizabeth Hungerford talking about feticide law. Then, listen to WLRN volunteer Sara speak to Kara Dansky back in 2016 side-by-side with a clip of Kara speaking last month on Fox News. Then, hear Ruth Barrett talking with WLRN volunteer Elizabeth McKeown in 2016 about the release of the game-changing book, Female Erasure. Next, stay tuned for Julia Beck's interview with lesbian heavy metal rocker Otep Shamaya wherein they discuss the term 'TERF', a term Otep says she had never heard. Our final clip features an original poem, The Fall, from WLRN member, Emiliann Lorenzen. Stay tuned for the very end to hear commentary from Sekhmet SheOwl, WLRN's resident female separatist and lesbian feminist desert dweller. Cover design by the De-Programmer. Check out our merch page to join in the celebration and support feminist community-powered radio, WLRN. https://womensliberationradionews.com/merch/

WLRN got this lovely musical shout out from listener Lara Polangco Potter to help us celebrate five years in your ears of feminist powered radio, WLRN. Thank you, Lara! Portrait of Lara by Lindsay Platoshyn.