National Network of Abortion Funds Brings New Voice to Choice

On this episode Yamani Hernandez, the new Executive Director of the National Network of Abortion Funds, joined me to talk about incresing access, growing the reproductive justice movement within social justice framework, telling abortion stories, Bowl-a-thon, and more.

Living in the Crosshairs

In late May, David S. Cohen and Krysten Connon, attorneys and authors of Living in the Crosshairs: The Untold Stories of Anti-Abortion Terrorism joined me to talk about their book, their research, and domestic terrorism.

Legislative Look - Contraception

This week was more editorial. I dive into some of the bills filed in the current legislative session regarding contraception, and as you hear, this involves so much more.

One Billion Rising with V-Day Austin 2015

Larissa Davila joins me to talk about the V-Day Austin 2015 celebration. The event is held every Valentine's Day and is part of a worldwide celebration of women.

Have You Seen S.E.X.?

This week my guests were Karen Rayne, PhD. & Sam Killerman, M.A. producers and presenters of the S.E.X. Show for adults going on this weekend. Half comedy, half sex-education for 18+ crowds, they allow audience to submit questions anonymously beforehand.

Roe v Wade Turns 42, Do You Know Where Your Rights Are?

This week Stacy Guidry and Heather Ross from Texas Project Counter came on the show to talk about the rally this Saturday commemorating the 42nd anniversary of the Roe v Wade landmark decision recognizing women's right to access abortioncare.

You can join other choice champions on the North steps of the State Capitol from 1:30-3:30pm. To RSVP, visit the facebook event.

Discriminatory Sentencing of Pregnant Women Defies Understanding

Kylee Sunderlin of National Advocates for Pregnant Women (NAPW) joined me this week to talk about "enhanced sentencing" for a woman convicted of committing a crime while pregnant. This is in direct violation of the defendant's civil rights. NAPW is on the case, and filed an amicus brief in this woman's defense.