A Woman's Perspective: Recent Episodes
Progressive Radio Network
With guest Dianne L. Woodruff, covering topics:Exertion/Recuperation, “you can’t outrun obesity”; sitting is the new smoking.
Director Terry Schreiber and actors Jacques Mitchell and Taylor Graves discuss their upcoming production of Tennessee Williams' Summer And Smoke.
Virginia Reed interviews Sigrid MacRae, author of "A World Elsewhere," about the process of writing.
When Deborah R. Brandt, Doctor of Physical Therapy, invites a patient to participate in a treatment activity, she is asking the question, "will you join me?"Her patient answers using words and actions which inform her next question. This kind of exchange is often her framework for a collaborative treatment environment.
Alison Leiderman, MS-CCC-SLP Speech-Language Pathologist- More Than Just Talking Meaning or Succinct: From Birth to Death, Hospital to Home, Feeding to Cognition, Neurological to Muscular: Facilitating Communication and Well-Being through Individual Diagnosis and Therapy
Deborah Brandt, Doctor of Physical Therapy and Certified Movement Analyst shares her treatment techniques and philosophy while reflecting on her lifetime of movement studies.
Accents for the actor and the importance of also learning the distinctive body language used by different ethnic groups: Irish, German, English, Italian, Yiddish, Israeli, Middle Eastern etc., Bitcoins and their drop in value after the Mt. Gox Exchange bankruptcy and the outlook for the future; War clouds looming in Asia as China encroaches on the borders of India, and into the territorial waters of Vietnam, Malaysia, Brunei and the Philippines; The changing data on Anthropogenic Global Warming now referred to as "Climate Change" and the predictions by scientists of a coming global cooling or possibly, an Ice Age.
With guests Terry Schreiber and Jake Turner - Acting, Movement and Process of Performing
This interview covers the poet, Susana H. Case's multiple hats as poet, professor and photographer and the way in which she uses historical and biographical detail to write about subjects as diverse as marriage, movies, witchcraft, copper mining, and sexual advice manuals.
Virginia Reed speaks with Lisa Seliger, LMSW, about the transition from being a Social Worker to a Stay-at-Home Parent. They discuss her past work with children and adolescents and her current work at home with her own children, the ways in which she brings her education and experience to her time at home, and dealing with the societal values placed on choosing to stay at home.