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Making a World of Difference

My Music on Women of Substance Radio Podcast this Fall!

Each fall, these podcasts feature timely and topical songs written & performed by women.

My songs are featured on four of the thirteen shows, and trust me when I say that I am in good company here. It’s well worth your time to listen to each show in its entirety. These shows are available forever, so listen anytime. Here are the ‘drop’ dates and the show titles that include songs by yours truly:

Mon. Sept. 14, 2026 WoS # 1905 ‘Come Together as a Community.’ My song: Plant a Tree

Wed Sept.16, 2026 WoS # 1906 ‘Unity and Diversity’. My song: Yolanda

Fri Sept. 18, 2026 WoS # 1907 ‘Voices for Change’. My song: Be the Change

Mon Oct. 5th, 2026 WoS # 1914 ‘Scars of Broken Trust’ My songs: Pass It On, Centralia

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Listen wherever you find podcasts. Email me (blue button below) to tell me what you think–and happy listening!

No Need to Choose Between These Two Iconic Feminists

Dolly built an empire while never losing the warmth and humor that made her feel like family to millions. Gloria gave the feminist movement its voice through Ms. Magazine and decades of activism that reshaped how the country talks about equality. Seeing them together is a reminder of how much these two icons overlapped in their impact, even while moving through very different worlds. Their influence isn't going anywhere.

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