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See Jane Do
1st Wednesday, 1:00 PM - 2:00 PM
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See Jane Do is a social change multimedia production that captures the stories of everyday women doing extraordinary things for the planet.
In November 2008, See Jane Do received a grant from the Corporation for Public Broadcasting and nationally acclaimed community radio station KVMR based in Nevada City, CA to produce a series of one-hour radio magazine programs to be aired monthly. Click to read more...
The See Jane Do radio program is hosted and produced by co-founder Elisa Parker and has featured interviews with Gloria Steinem, Joan Blades of Momsrising and Moveon, founders of BlogHer, Chef Ann Cooper, Marie Wilson of the White House Project, Goldman Environmental Winner Marie Gunnoe, among others.
In addition to our radio show we publish a bi-weekly newspaper column "Extraordinary Jane" about everyday women who are putting their passion into action to have a positive impact on her community and/or the planet.
See Jane Do also presents the annual Passion Into Action Women's Conference, which has featured renowned speakers such as Bioneers co-founder and president Nina Simons, best-selling author and women's activists Gloria Feldt and former US Ambassador Linda Tarr-Whelan.
If you are interested in sharing your story or another woman's story please contact us at seejanedo@kvmr.org.
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Past Shows
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- See Jane Do: Wednesday June 2nd, 2010
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Maddy Dychtwald: See Jane's Economic Influence-
 On this episode of See Jane Do join us on our journey to discover how women's economic influence is transforming the world. Participate in the Caring Campaign with best selling author Riane Eisler and learn how to unleash your economic power with author, Maddy Dychtwald. Balance a budget and run for office with Nevada State Treasurer, Kate Marshall and uncover the secrets to making a million with entrepreneur, Gina Robison-Billups.
Click here to visit Maddy Dychtwald's web site.
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- See Jane Do: Thursday May 20th, 2010
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Riane Eisler: The Real Wealth of Nations: Creating a Caring Economics-
 On this special edition of See Jane Do for the KVMR membership drive, Elisa Parker interviews best selling author and Peace Leadership Award recipient, Riane Eisler. As the co-founder of the Center for Partnership Studies Dr. Eisler discusses strategies to implement an economic shift and cultural transformation that places value on the most important asset, people.
Riane Eisler is internationally known for her bestseller The Chalice and The Blade: Our History, Our Future. Dr. Eisler is a social scientist, attorney, and author whose work on cultural transformation has inspired both scholars and social activists. Her research has impacted many fields, including history, economics, psychology, sociology, and education. She has been a leader in the movement for peace, sustainability, and economic equity, and her pioneering work in human rights has expanded the focus of international organizations to include the rights of women and children.
Click here for more about Dr. Riane Eisler's Book: The Real Wealth of Nations: Creating a Caring Economics.
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- See Jane Do: Wednesday May 5th, 2010
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Mother's Day SpecialSee Jane Do presents a program about the true originators of Mother's Day.
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- See Jane Do: Wednesday April 14th, 2010
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What does director Kathryn Bigelow's Oscar win mean for female filmmakers and how does her work cross-over to impact everyday women? In an industry typically dominated by men, women are discovering that if they want to make it in this business they better figure out creative ways to get in. For many women creating opportunities in movie making often means writing, directing and even starring in their film?
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- See Jane Do: Wednesday March 3rd, 2010
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Creating a Legacy with Maria ShriverA special News presentation of See Jane Do for Monday March 8th, 2010: Creating a Legacy with Maria Shriver
See Jane Do team traveled to our state's capitol to participate in A Day at the Museum to celebrate Women's History Month hosted by Maria Shriver. Thousands of women attended while Ms. Shriver acknowledged the great service women are providing in California. The day included panel discussions, female filmmakers, a dedication to women serving in the military and a wrap up discussion with Maria Shriver, Lisa Ling, Erin Brockovich, Sally Wright, and Rita Moreno.
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- See Jane Do: Wednesday March 3rd, 2010
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Casinos, strip malls & suburban sprawlThis Wednesday on See Jane Do: Casinos, strip malls & suburban sprawl aren't the only things growing in the second largest city in Nevada. A movement is building to create the greenest little city in the world. In the "wild west" where the attitude was once every "man" himself, women are pioneering a gentler expedition and this time they are doing it together. How will one of the fastest growing cities achieve their mission and why does this matter to everyday women across the country? Find out on the next edition of See Jane Do on KVMR this Wednesday, March 3rd from 1-2pm.
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- See Jane Do: Wednesday Janurary 6th, 2010
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Reinette Senum, a 21st century green pioneerReinette Senum is a green pioneer of the 21st century. Having traveled throughout fifty countries, climbing mountains and being the first woman to cross Alaska solo on skis, Reinette is no stranger to risk taking adventures. It's surprising then that one of her greatest challenges is taking place back where she started, her hometown, as mayor of Nevada City, CA. See Jane Do had the privilege and pleasure of following Reinette over the last year and watching her help create one of the greenest small towns in America.
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- See Jane Do: Wednesday December 2nd, 2009
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Gender rating, paid leave, risk assessment and rationing.Where is your voice in healthcare reform? On the next edition of See Jane Do women speak out and show up for health care rights in America. Join host, Elisa Parker with special guests Joan Blades of MomsRising and MoveOn.org, Kim Robinson and Eileen Schnitger of the Women's Health Specialists plus other everyday extraordinary women.
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- KVMR Evening News: Monday July 6th, 2009
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Jane Gets Her Hands Dirty Jo Proud of Riverhill Farm We get back to our roots and explore where our food actually comes from, who makes it, and who are the women nurturing our nation with good food. In this episode Jane gets her hands dirty with sustainable farmer, Jo McProud and shares stories of everyday extraordinary women and how they connect around food with their friends and family.
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- Wednesday April 22nd, 2009
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Goldman Environmental Prize Winners and Activists Maria Gunnoe The Goldman Environmental Prize is the largest award in the world to recognize grassroots environmental activists. The 2009 recipients were celebrated at the San Francisco War Memorial Opera House with over 3,300 guests. Considering that four of the seven winners were women, See Jane Do had to be there to hear their stories. Goldman Prize winner, Maria Gunnoe who has fought against mountain top removal to extract coal in her back yard in order to protect the Appalachian Mountains and the health of her children shares her story.
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- KVMR Evening News: Thursday March 19th, 2009
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This Mom Fought in Iraq, Now She is Fighting for Our Planet Lindsey Campbell Thursday March 19th, 2009 marked the 6th anniversary of the Iraq war. What does that mean for us as women? Are we better off than we were before? For Lindsey Campbell, this question is very personal. Lindsey Campbell shares her story with Elisa Parker.
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- Wednesday March 4th, 2009
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A Conversation with Jean Shinoda Bolen and Women Leading the Way Jean Shinoda Bolen Almost a year ago Elisa had the idea of fusing her passion in media with the stories of people who are transforming their lives. It was then she picked up Jean Shinoda Bolen's book, Gather the Women, Save the World. She was instantly touched by Shinoda-Bolen's tenacity to unite women in order to make a difference. See Jane Do interviews Jean and discusses the importance of women coming together in order to lead the way. In this interview Jean also shares her experience at the United Nations World Conference on Women where she serves on the advisory board. Jean also suggests what we can do to ensure that the WCW will occur again.
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- Wednesday February 25th, 2009
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A Movement for Mothers: Joan Blades of Moms Rising Suggests Our Next Steps Joan Blades How does a small group of moms change the world? They start an online revolution of course. See Jane Do features the godmother of the online movement, Joan Blades. As co-founder of MoveOn.org and MomsRising.org., Joan took the intent of two and transformed it into the power hundreds of thousands to become one of the fastest growing web-based organizations.
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- Wednesday February 4th, 2009
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See Jane Do Goes to Washington Elisa Parker What happens when two million people, (at least one million of them women) gather together in one city to celebrate one of the most historical and celebrated days in American history? See Jane Do had to find out. We took to the road and headed to D.C. to capture the stories of everyday extraordinary women who participated in the inaugural events and celebrations. We wanted to know what women are going to do to renew America and make a difference.
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- Wednesday November 26th, 2008
- Click to listen to Part 1 of this edition of See Jane Do
- Click to listen to Part 2 of this edition of See Jane Do
Food: The Neglected Relationship  Anya Fernald On the next episode of See Jane Do On we hurry up and slow down with Slow Food Nation director Anya Fernald. Anya Fernald began her career in food working in rural development in southeastern Sicily developing cooperatives for artisan cheesemakers. She then spent four years working for Slow Food International in Italy, directing the Terra Madre 2004 Event Program for North America, and later working as the Program Director for the Slow Food Foundation.
Ann Cooper We discover a school lunch that kids line up for with renegade lunch lady Chef Ann Cooper. At The Ross School in East Hampton, NY, Chef Ann served as the executive chef and director of wellness and nutrition, developing an integrated school lunch curriculum centered on regional, organic, seasonal and sustainable meals. The implementation of her pilot wellness program proved successful, and Chef Ann was invited to work with schools across the country.
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