Episode 45: Rachel Reynolds
Released Wednesday, 19th December 2012
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Episode 45: Rachel Reynolds
Episode 45: Rachel Reynolds
Wednesday, 19th December 2012
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Rachel Reynolds sent HipMama.com this beautiful audio autobiographical essay on pregnancy called Ultrasound. Rachel took some time to talk about creating the piece and her interest in oral history as a feminist practice. She is Educations Programs Manager for the (In)Visible Memoirs Project, a literary outreach program that nurtues aspiring writers in underserved communities.
Hipmama.com Radio is hosted by Lindsey Campbell, and produced by Bee Lavender. Special thanks to Marisa Anderson for our great music.
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Hipmama.com Radio presents:This Manic Mama is a parenting podcast hosted by Lindsey Campbell. This Manic Mama highlights real moms and dads who are working hard to raise their kids to be conscious and critical citizens of the world. Guests have included documentary filmmaker Suzan Beraza (Bag It!. 2010), Goldman Environmental Prize recipient Maria Gunnoe, Wooster College Anthropology and Women’s Studies professor Dr. Christa Craven, and "the mother of authentic midwifery" Ina May Gaskin. TMM is committed to dissecting the tangle of intersections that limit and define us, such as: age, race, sex, class, gender, and sexuality; exposing political and corporate systems; exploring environmental issues; opening critical dialogues; and proposing solutions to action.You can find new episodes of This Manic Mama at HipMama.com, and on iTunes. Topics include: Parenting, Daughters, Popular Culture, Film, Media, Grad School, School, Debt, Divorce, Mental Health, Relationships and focuses on balancing creativity and parenting.Lindsey is a single mom, cinephile, graduate student and resident host of Hipmama.com Radio and co-host of In the Motherhood on Montreal's CKUT 90.3FM. Her work has appeared in numerous popular and academic publications in the United States and Canada. Her play Girl-Mom, based on the radical feminist site Girlmom.com, was produced as a radio play and has been staged at several festivals across North America.Join Podchaser to...
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