Women's Media Center Live with Robin Morgan

Robin welcomes guests Rahila Gupta and Beatrix Campbell, authors of Planet Patriarchy, an international analysis of constraints feminism faces worldwide.

Robin talks through the layers of complexity involving sexual assault. Guest: Brooke Nevils, author of Unspeakable Things. Also, the Right's new enemy—women.

Robin and guest, author Louise Brangan, discuss Brangan's blockbuster exposé of Ireland's carceral system for "wayward" girls.

Robin welcomes social-media phenom Kristin Cravens-Hutton to discuss the awakening rebellions online and off.

Robin talks Critical Race Theory with one of its principal architects, Kimberlé Crenshaw—author of Backtalker and founder of the African American Policy Forum.

Robin discusses the all-but-forgotten tragedy of Ukraine, and Russia's war. Guest: Sara Cincurova, on-the-spot reporter who focuses on rape.

Robin welcomes Lois Romano, author of An Inconvenient Widow: The Torment, Trial, and Triumph of Mary Todd Lincoln. Also, a report from Ethiopia.

Robin discusses the Latino vote and the Cesar Chavez revelations, and also examines "Anglo Alpha Males." Guest: Maria Teresa Kumar.

Robin talks with veteran Culture Reframed feminist activist Gail Dines and young anti-porn crusader "Katiclyzm" (aka Katie Ramsay, with 240k YouTube subscribers) about pornography.

Robin discusses Muslim women learning karate & other survival means—emotional, financial, and political—as a community. Guest Rana Abdelhamid, activist and author of Get Home Safe: A Guide to Self-Defense and Building Our Collective Power.

Robin talks aging with Sari Botton, who has 70,000 subscribers of all ages to her Substack. Also, Dolores Huerta's statement about the sexist crimes of Cesar Chavez.

Robin discusses great women painters with Rhiannon Cosslett, a novelist who writes about them in her book, Female, Nude. And then names more than a few!

Robin discusses a shocking new crisis in the nursing profession with former Emergency Room nurse and now nurses' advocate Brittany Neal DiNatale.

Robin explores the life (and garden!) of American poet Anne Spencer, with her granddaughter Shaun Spencer-Hester and her biographer, Dr. Noelle Morrissette.

Robin and the great Cherokee economist Rebecca Adamson plan and plot alternative, practical, sane, sustainable ways to save our planet.

Robin explores dark matter, bullies, and Trump perfumes. Guest: lawyer Jennifer Freeman, who represents sexual abuse survivors fighting for release of the Jeffrey Epstein files.

Robin talks about farming (!) and sexism with veterinarian and author Linda Rhodes.

Robin explores the issues and activism in campus feminism with guest Madelyn Amos, director of Feminist Majority's nationwide campus programs. Also, a tribute to Renee Goode.

Robin welcomes noted classicist Sarah Ruden about her witty, powerful new book, Reproductive Wrongs: A Short History Of Bad Ideas About Women.

Robin discusses the omnipresence of male supremacy with special guest Soraya Chemaly, the author of All We Want Is Everything: How We Dismantle Male Supremacy, and finds expectable war crimes.

Robin talks with old friend, long-time political activist, Yippie, and WITCH Nancy Kurshan about her forthcoming book, Levitating The Pentagon: and Other Uplifting Stories. Plus, revelations about the Epstein Files.

Robin analyzes off-year elections, and welcomes back Laura Bates, who discusses AI as well as her just-out book, The New Age Of Sexism.

Robin talks cybersecurity with special guest Irina Tsukerman, and shares an astonishing scientific anomaly.

Robin mourns the destruction of the East Wing by Trump. Special Guest Shazia Rafi plots an alternative "states' rights" campaign to save democracy.

Robin reports on the second "No Kings" protests across the US, and discusses remarkable primates with special guest and primate scientist Dr. Shirley Strum, author of Echoes Of Our Origins: Baboons, Humans, and Nature.

Robin re-analyzes Ancient Greece and the (feminist?!) Myceneans. Special Guest: Cécile Simmons, an online misogyny expert and author of CTRL HATE DELETE: The New Anti-Feminist Backlash and How We Fight It.

Robin talks with special guest Dr. Heidi Sevestre. Also, Heartening Words.

Robin discusses The US Court System and the First Amendment with New York State Supreme Court Justice (Ret.) Emily Jane Goodman.

Robin on how pornography defined US morality. Guest: Judith Giesberg, author of Sex and the Civil War.

Robin's summer sum-up. Guest: Evolutionary biologist Madeleine Beekman on her book, The Origin of Language, positing childcare (!) is why we speak.

Robin dissects procrastination, and discusses poetry and writing with her special guest, the writer Sandra Cisneros.

Robin revisits the feminist campaign against violent pornography and finds new and harrowing statistics—yet new and hopeful developments. Guest: Dr. Gail Dines of Culture Reframed and author of Pornland: How Porn Has Hijacked Our Sexuality.

Robin discusses Ms. Magazine with her special guest, Executive Editor Kathy Spillar: the magazine's reporting, tactics, strategy, and inspiration in these dark times. Robin reflects on what "Insurrectionist" really means.

Robin reports the realities of the lives endured by women and children refugees and migrants with her guest, Krish O'Mara Vignarajah, president and CEO of Global Refuge—herself an immigrant.

Robin revisits the Biden presidency in light of new revelations. Special Guest: feminist Margot Wallström, former Deputy Prime Minister and Minister for Foreign Affairs of Sweden.

Robin's conversations explore the great Arctic ice with climatologist Twila Moon, a eulogy for Cecile Richards—and Bourbon Pecan Pie.

Robin takes on a newfound constituency—the aging population. Guest Judy Karofsky talks about her powerful new book, "DisElderly Conduct: The Flawed Business of Assisted Living and Hospice," describing her care for her mother.

Robin celebrates the 40th birthday of the great, witty, profound Guerrilla Girls, with guests "Frida Kahlo" and "Kathe Kollwitz"—the Originals still going strong!

Robin explores different ways of resistance. Guest Meg Stone on her new book, The Cost of Fear: Why Most Safety Advice is Sexist and How We Can Stop Gender-Based Violence.

Robin worries aloud about the Leftist (and her) loathing of money. Special Guest: Trish Costello, founder and CEO of Portfolia.com, a collaborative equity investment platform.

Robin shares secret words banned by US government agencies under Trump. Guest: Nilo Tabrizy, Iranian journalist, on the women's uprising in Iran.

Robin maps the gauntlet the oppressed endure. Guest Jill Elaine Hasday discusses her book, "We the Men: How Forgetting Women's Struggles for Equality Perpetuates Inequality."

Medical abortion is now the preferred method of ending an unwanted pregnancy. Robin and guest Carrie N. Baker discuss Baker's new book, "Abortion Pills: US History and Politics" (also available via Open Access).

Robin brings Elizabeth Cady Stanton's anti-religionist arguments up to date, exposing the New Right's campaign to eradicate democracy. Guest: best-selling investigative reporter Katherine Stewart, author of "Money, Lies, and God."

Robin discusses and reads from the writings of the great 19th-century radical suffragist Elizabeth Cady Stanton, who lambasted religions—Christianity in particular.

Robin and her guest, Marci Marie Simmons, together explore the women's prison system in Texas. Simmons, now an activist, is a survivor of 10 years in a Texas prison.

Robin and special guest, author Judith Giesberg, discuss Giesberg's book 'Last Seen,' about the enduring search by formerly enslaved people to find their lost families.

Robin rediscovers (STILL!) sexist toys. Special Guest: Jodi Bondi Norgaard, who fought to wake up the toy industry.

Robin explores ProjectCallisto.org, the technological key to combatting campus sexual assault. Special Guest: Tracy DeTomasi.

Robin devotes a tribute program to the late Jimmy Carter, complete with her own exclusive interview with him from May 3, 2014, about Feminism as the priority for confronting all other oppressions.