Radio Station Celebrates International Women???s Day
24 Hours of InspiringProgrammingWOMR/WFMR offers round-the-clock music and spoken-word programming by its women DJs in celebration of International Women???s Day, March 8, 2017??
PROVINCETOWN, MA. (March 3rd, 2017)???Cape Cod???s community radio station, WOMR/WFMR, today announced programming for International Women???s Day, celebrated on Wednesday, March 8th. The radio station has once again reserved 24 hours of round-the-clock music and spoken-word programming, all of it planned, created, and hosted by women.
International Women???s Day celebrates the social, economic, cultural and political achievement of women. Organizations, governments, charities, educational institutions, women’s groups, corporations, and the media celebrate the day worldwide. It???s a National holiday in Russia and the Ukraine.
WOMR is now in its 22nd year of participating in the celebration. ???It???s gives me a feeling of camaraderie, working alongside all of the women who are participating this year???, says Dinah Mellin, who along with Pandora Peoples, and Sandra Hemeon-McMahon ??have been organizing this year???s colorful lineup.
Programming includes Pandora Peoples & Indira Ganesan: ???Speaking in World Tongues – from American Rock to Indian Temple Music???, Michelle Crone presents “Women’s Voices from the March”, Char Priolo talks with State Representative Sarah Peake, Pandora Peoples presents Earth Centered Education, Eliza Travisano presents Herbs for Women’s Health Throughout the Years, Brenda Conlan “Shaking the House – the Music and Poetry of Magical Women???, Dinah Mellin hosts Kim Moberg singing her new song ???Resist???, Canary Burton presents “Electronic Women”, Sandra Hemeon-McMahon interviews the president and vice-president of POCCA (Protect Our Cape Cod Aquifer): Laura Kelley & Natalia Von Heusen, Susan Lindquist on ???Meet Your Local Farmer??? and much more. The full schedule can be found on their Facebook page.
About WOMR/WFMR: WOMR is a noncommercial, nonprofit educational community radio station offering an eclectic blend of music and spoken-word programming since 1982 and broadcasting from Provincetown, Massachusetts???making it ???outermost radio.??? WOMR is not affiliated with any educational institution and derives its financial support from listeners, businesses and funding organizations. More information at www.womr.org