Activist, author, and cultural icon Gloria Steinem spent some time with Yin Radio student staff before her keynote presentation to 3,500 students in celebration of the 40th Anniversary of the University of Idaho Women's Center in October of 2013. Listen to her conversations with students (Part I); keynote address (Part 2), followed by a Q&A (Part 3).

The gift and power of being in the present with another human being is discussed. Featuring University of Idaho Professor Leontina Hormel, who shares her insights.

Virginia Kyle engages author, researcher and activist Dr. Keith Edwards in a discussion about his work focusing on masculinity and men's identity, sexual violence prevention, social justice education and curricular approaches. Originally broadcast on April 12, 2012.

From Tye Dye Everything to Jerry Garcia, Arlene Falcon lives the spirit of the '60s through work, music and grassroots activism.

Victim's rights and survivor advocate Shelley Meisner shares her fiesty, feminist, holistic view of making change while generating positive action.

"Through the Looking Glass" takes a fresh look in the mirror, featuring a conversation with a world-traveling biologist.

Musicians Ivy and Joel Ricci share their music and the unique philosophy they live throughout the country through yoga, songwriting and performing. From girl punk to jazz funk, Ivy and Joel are creators and lovers who live on the edge of their comfort zone in the pursuit of personal integrity.

Writer and English professor Joy Passanante reads from her latest work that documents the love affair of her feminist mother and M*A*S*H unit father during World War II. Joy Passanante has been publishing in three genres for five decades. She is the author of The Art of Absence, My Mother's Lovers, and Sinning in Italy.

A feminist activist and advocate finds the view from the field more complex than theory. A conversation with Bekah Miller McPhee, a woman who journeyed from the life of a college campus feminist student activist into an advocate who works for victims of domestic and sexual violence. Now at a university, Bekah has learned the value of listening, and that clients often aren't interested in feminism...music.

Women who work in college settings talk about the relationship between mentors and mentees. Music, literature. From 2012. Featuring Dr. Heather Shea of the University of Michigan.

Physicians for Human Rights Director Kristine Huskey discusses her work with Guantanamo Bay detainees and efforts to ensure the medical community never participates in war crimes again.

Mo Hendrickson, a lesbian and devoted Presbyterian, explores her journey of faith in the midst of ostracism by the church.

This broadcast is a frank and often intense exploration of Eve Ensler's Tony-award winning play, "The Vagina Monologues," on stage around the globe in February. Featuring Lysa Salsbury and Azumi Smith. From 2012.
THIS BROADCAST CONTAINS FRANK DISCUSSION OF SEXUAL SUBJECTS AND MAY BE TRIGGERING FOR SURVIVORS OF SEXUAL ASSAULT OR UNSUITABLE FOR YOUNG CHILDREN.