Apr
10
2012
Join Serene Mastrianni and Gabrielle Senza as they interview WAM’s co-Founder’s Leigh Strimbeck and Kristen van Ginhoven about The second 24hr Berkshires/Capital Region Theatre Project. This project brings together playwrights, directors, designers, stage managers, technicians and actors from both the Berkshires and the Capital Region armed with the common task of mounting 5 new short works by women playwrights, all written, rehearsed and performed in 24 Hours. Producers WAM Theatre and MOPCO are delighted to announce that the 2012 24hr Berkshires/Capital Region Theatre Project will take place on April 13 + 14 at Shakespeare and Company in the Bernstein Theatre complex with a public performance taking place at 8pm on Saturday, April 14. For tickets or more information go to www.wamtheatre.com.
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Apr
10
2012
Join Serene Mastrianni and Gabrielle Senza as they start the hour with Hancock Shaker Village’s Spring Baby Animals Program, featuring “Lamby Pie”. Laura Wolf and Laura Field talk about the Shaker’s still working farm, plus an exclusive invitation to the new CSA available at the Village. The second half of the show transports us thousands of miles away to Durban, South Africa, where Susie Weekes is working with a handful of grass root organizations, dedicated to helping orphans and vulnerable children. Plus she takes us on a sneak peak of a Wildlife Reservation Spa, a must see while in South Africa.
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Apr
02
2012
Ever wonder about acupuncture? Join Serene Mastrianni as she introduces listeners to Michelle Manto, NCCAOM Licensed Acupuncturist. Acupuncture is best know for treating painful conditions, however, it is effective for many other conditions such as autoimmune and metabolic syndrome. Plus Eastern Medicine can support the efforts of traditional Western Medicine such as cancer therapy and diabetes. But don’t go into treatment without knowledge, listen as Michelle shares her secrets for successful acupuncture treatments. To find out more about acupuncture go to www.nccaom.org.
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Mar
24
2012
Join Serene Mastrianni as she interviews Alana Chernila moments before The Homemade Pantry (Clarkson Potter/Publishers) hits the market on April 3, 2012. On a mission to kick her family’s packaged-food habit, Alana discovered that, with a little determination, anything she could buy at the store could be made in her kitchen-and homemade versions were less expensive, more satisfying, and better for the environment and the soul. Plus Alana “dishes” about her food blog www.EatingFromTheGroundUp.comwhich originated as a space for her recipes and quickly became a vehicle for sharing cooking and family meal-time challenges.
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Mar
24
2012
Join Serene Mastrianni and Gabrielle Senza as they welcome back Kelley Vickery, Founder of The Berkshire International Film Festival. Kelley shares with listeners what they can expect as BIFF turns 7! Plus a sneak peak into what goes into the making of a successful film festival. For more information on BIFF visit the website at www.biffma.org.
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Mar
06
2012
Join Serene Mastrianni and Gabrielle Senza as they walk listeners through a month long festival to celebrate Women’s History Month. Welcome to the Berkshire Festival of Women Writers, a collaborative event, featuring over 80 women and 40 events including readings, lectures, workshops, performances and screenings, held at Berkshire County venues from Sheffield to Williamstown. Plus the show features, Jennifer Browdy de Hernandez, Ph.D., professor of comparative literature, media studies and human rights with an activist bent at Bard College at Simon’s Rock, directs the annual Berkshire Festival of Women Writers, the Bard College at Simon’s Rock Summer Program and the new Citizen Journalism Project at WBCR-LP. She blogs at Transition Times: http://bethechange2012.wordpress.com/
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Mar
06
2012
Join Serene Mastrianni and Gabrielle Senza as they interview Suzi Banks Baum and Michele Gillette the day before their standing room only premiere of Out of the Mouths of Babes: An evening of mothers reading their own writing to others. Suzi and Michelle speak openly about the importance of finding your inner self amidst the busy life of being a mother. Together they mix creativity and motherhood, the result is astounding. Listen, learn and enjoy. To find out more about Suzi visit her website: www.laundrylinedevine.com and Michelle at www.gillettandryan.com.
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Feb
25
2012
Join Serene Mastrianni and Gabrielle Senza as they discuss a social movement toward changing the economy one woman at a time. Introducing Maia Conte, life coach, entrepreneur and social change agent. Maia discusses how women can get financially fit and start micro financing their communities to rebuild the economy one neighborhood at a time. Maia believes that women are the fundemental changers in the world and if we work together we can invest in our country the same way we invest in our family.
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Feb
12
2012
Join Serene Mastrianni and new co-host Gabrielle Senza as they discuss Dukes v. Wal-Mart Stores, Incwith lead class action attorney Christine Webber. Think twice before going to shop at Wal-Mart, this class action suit which included 1.6 Million employees in complaints of discrimination in pay and promotions, is a real cost to women everywhere. If you think Wal-Mart is cheaper, think this, they are cheap to their female employees and allegedly pay on average $1,000 less per year vs male employees do the same job! For more information on this on-going, that’s right they are not letting the supreme court stop them, regional cases go to www.walmartclass.com. Join millions of women and say NO to Wal-Mart, together we can make a difference.
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Feb
12
2012
Join Serene Mastrianni as she welcomes back Radio2Wome2n’s favorite Republican Gal, Charlotte Hayes. Charlotte talks openly about the republican race and discusses the future of the ticket. Can the country turn red in 2012? Charlotte certainly thinks so and don’t miss her comments on The State of the Union Address. To learn more about Charlotte you can follow her on her blog at www.IWF.org.
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