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Featuring

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1. Commentary by host Elaine B. Holtz

2. Alicia Sanchez, Chair, Board of Directors, Radio KBBF

3. Terri Moon, Communications Facilitator

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1. Commentary by host Elaine B. Holtz. 

April is Sexual Assault Awareness Month (SAAM) to help stop sexual asault, harassment and abuse before they happen with education. Every year on the first Tuesday in April since 2004, the National Sexual Violence Resource Center has been promoting the SAAM Day of Action.  For more information visit www.nsvrc.org  

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2. Alicia Sanchez talks her proud moment in February 2021 of accepting for Radio KBBF the prestigious Silver Heart Award by the Society of Professional Journalists (SPJ) -  Northern California Chapter. The award was given for the station has a whole, programmers and staff, for the help it gave to the communty over the decades but espeially during the wildfires and pandemic. Women's Spaces is produced live in the studios of Radio KBBF, where it also broadcasts on Mondays at 11 am and at 11 pm.

 About our Guest:  Alicia Sanchez is the Chair and President of the Board of Directors and Executive Director of Radio KBBF. She came to Santa Rosa in 1969 and became aware of a group of Chicano students who wanted to start a bilingual public radio station. Unfortunately, she was off to college and was not here when KBBF went on the air in 1973. She returned to Santa Rosa in 1986 and since then has played many roles with KBBF—listener, interviewee, election observer, and board member. Alicia has been a long time activist working on issues affecting workers, immigrants, women, and youth as well as an advocate for non-violence and social justice. Since 2010 she has been a full time volunteer with KBBF because of her love and passion for serving the community. She believes in KBBF’s vision and legacy. Her contact information is alicia.sanchez@kbbf-fm.org and 707-545-8833.

Guest Links: 

Radio KBBF streaming at:  https://kbbf.org/

Alicia Sanchez email:  alicia.sanchez@kbbf-fm.org

Radio KBBF Office telephone: 707-545-8833.

Santa Rosa’s Multilingual Radio Station KBBF Wins Recognition by Will Carruthers, The Bohemian, 2/17/2021 article: https://bohemian.com/santa-rosas-multilingual-radio-station-kbbf-wins-recognition/ 

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3. Terri Moon rreturns to continues talking about emotional fluency where we leff off in last week's show.  Terri shares 3 tools to fend off anxiety and despair. The first is to be aware of current thought with its wake of feelings and emotions. This reflection with empathy helps us unpack the thought, which gives us a choice to continue it or not.  The second tool is to realize when not happy what need is not being met and to  match it with our addictive behavior to soothe it. The third tool is Terri Moon's list of 100 words to help identify the needs met or unmet.  Together with our curiousity we can become masters of what thoughts we entertain. Listen to Terri describe the path of realizing our emotional fluency. Email Terri for a list of the 100 words.

About our Guest:  Terri Moon is the founder of terrimoon.com, has taught effective and empowering ways of thinking and communicating for 16 years. She has 33 years' experience as a holistic health care practitioner, is an international best-selling author, and an inspirational speaker and workshop facilitator. Terri offers mediations, group communication skills trainings and private compassionate listening sessions to support authentic, artful, and aligned living. Her clients experience meaning and purpose in their work lives, joy & authenticity in their relationships, enoughness in their lives and harmony with each other and nature.

Guest Links:

Harmony at Home https://terrimoon.com/

For free gift of 100 words to help identify needs met and not met, email Terri Moon at terri@terrimoon.com

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Herstory

Our history is our strength. Check out important dates to remember in herstory at the National Women's History Alliance

Herstory of the National Women's History Alliance:  

In 1980, the National Women’s History Project (NWHP) was founded in Santa Rosa, California by Molly Murphy MacGregor, Mary Ruthsdotter, Maria Cuevas, Paula Hammett and Bette Morgan to broadcast women’s historical achievements.
The NWHP started by leading a coalition that successfully lobbied Congress to designate March as National Women’s History Month, now celebrated across the land.
Today, the NWHP Now the National Women’s History Alliance is known nationally as the only clearinghouse providing information and training in multicultural women’s history for educators, community organizations, and parents-for anyone wanting to expand their understanding of women contributions to U. S. history.

Herstory Events:

April 5, 1911 – 100,000 to 500,000 people march in New York City to attend the funeral of seven unidentified victims of the Triangle Shirtwaist Company fire in late March.

April 7, 1805 – Sacagawea begins helping the Lewis and Clark Expedition as an interpreter.

April 9, 1939 – Marian Anderson sings an Easter Sunday concert for more than 75,000 at Lincoln Memorial.

Herstory Birthdays:

April 9, 1917 (2007) – Irene Morgan Kirkaldy, defied bus driver in 1944 who ordered her to give up her seat and move to the segregated back, kicked the sheriff when arrested, Thurgood Marshall won her case (6-1) on grounds of promoting and protecting national travel, awarded Freedom Medal by President Clinton who said she “took the first step on a journey that would change.

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Announcements

Sexual Assault Awareness Month and Day of Action campaign of National Sexual Violence Resource Center: www.nsvrc.org

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Music Selections

The Opening and Closing Theme song is with permission of the Composer and Singer Alix Dobkin:

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For music purchasing opportunity: 

Link:  Spinitron.com Playlist for Women's Spaces Show