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Barbara MacDowell of the CSUF Center for Women hosts this weekly series. In this episode, she interviews Connie Bouvier, a psychiatrist operating out of Huntington Beach CA to discuss women affected by incest. 13 min.

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Barbara MacDowell of the CSUF Center for Women hosts this weekly series. In this episode, she interviews Darlene Bartosik, Director of the CSUF Adult Reentry Program to discuss older women and mothers returning to university and adult learning. 12 min.

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Barbara MacDowell of the CSUF Center for Women hosts this weekly series. In this episode, she interviews Loraine Blail for the coming holidays, who runs women's enrichment classes in Orange County and discusses "Women, Holidays, and Guilt," the stress of Christmas placed on mother's shoulders by society and certain modes of mental and societal taboo surrounding the day. 13 min.

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Barbara MacDowell of the CSUF Center for Women hosts this weekly series. In this episode, she interviews Michal Heller, Director of the Orange County Central Assault Agency to discuss stranger and acquaintance rape, as well as better communication between men and women to decrease date rape situations. 14 min.

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Barbara MacDowell of the CSUF Center for Women hosts this weekly series. In this episode, she interviews Dr. Sandra Stuphen, chair of the Political Science department at CSUF, to discuss the absence of women in early 1990s politics and the Hill-Thomas hearings. 15 min.

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Barbara MacDowell of the CSUF Center for Women hosts this weekly series. In this episode, she interviews Stephanie Wall, Philosophy major, Women's Studies minor, and President's Scholar at CSUF. This episode features a discussion between a representation of first stage Baby Boomer feminism (MacDowell) and second stage Generation X feminism (Wall), and each generation's role in opening up opportunities for women in the 1990s. 14 min.

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Barbara MacDowell of the CSUF Center for Women hosts this weekly series. In this episode, she interviews Theresa Reagan-Blood, a graduate of CSUF and a divorce/custody attorney operating in Yorba Linda. They discuss emerging problems of custodial and alimony agreements in the 1990s as women steadily begin to have their own careers and parents tend to share nurturing equally between them, and how this translates to legal and financial custodial agreements. 14 min.

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Barbara MacDowell of the CSUF Center for Women hosts this weekly series. In this episode, she interviews Yvonne Messe, a therapist with the Clinical Therapy Institute in Fullerton, to discuss women's concerns over weight, pressure to have a certain size and look, and the dangers of yoyo dieting. 15 min.

Scope and Contents In Program #1, "Profiles of Contemporary Women," Barbara McDowell interviews Lorraine Blair, owner and director of Lessons Unlimited in Santa Ana. They discuss the concept of being a mother, and how the designation of mother or nurturer should not just be limited to the biological mother. She asserts that Mother's Day is not just for mothers. In Program #2, "Profiles of Contemporary Women," Barbara McDowell speaks with Linda Koranda, a CSUF graduate of Human Services. They discuss Koranda's...

Scope and Contents In Program #1, "Profiles of Contemporary Women," Barbara McDowell sits down with Jan Hester, a Marriage-Family counselor. They discuss personal relationships, the need for communication in relationships, and gender roles. In Program #2, "Profiles of Contemporary Women," Barbara McDowell again sits down with Jan Hester. They discuss altering patterns in relationships, including divorce and women in the workplace. In Program #3, "You Can Make a Difference," Dr. Lee Bentley sits down with Mary...