Featuring Isabel Allende, Jean Shinoda Bolen, and Justine Toms

Originally aired on San Francisco’s KQKE 960AM “The Quake”

You’ll find more information about our guests, their organizations, and their websites at www.joankenley.com


During this stimulating program you’ll hear:

- how gathering women creates community, accountability, and integrity
- what Jean Bolen’s book, “Urgent Message from Mother” means for all
- why Isabel creates her female heroines based on real life women
- how Justine Tom’s global broadcasts address “the history of the future”
- the ways women are affected by patriarchy and hierarchy

Jean Shinoda Bolen is an internationally known lecturer and author of ten profound and influential books, including Goddesses in Everywoman and The Millionth Circle. Her most recent is Urgent Message From Mother – Gather the Women, Save the World. Dr. Bolen is also a Jungian analyst, activist, and a clinical professor of psychiatry at the University of California San Francisco. www.jeanbolen.com

Justine Toms is the Co-founder, Managing Producer, and guest host of New Dimensions World Broadcasting Network, which has a large, global audience of devoted listeners. She co-authored, with her husband, Michael Toms, True Work: Doing What You Love and Loving What You Do. Over the years she has interviewed such well-known women as Gloria Steinem, Jane Goodhall, and Alice Walker. www.newdimensions.org

Isabel Allende is recognized as one of Latin America's foremost female writers, publishing over 15 novels that have been translated in 27 countries: from her first international best seller, House of Spirits — to her newest book this fall, Ines of my Soul. Isabel was born in Lima, Peru and raised in Chile. She has also worked as a television presenter, journalist, playwright, and children's author. www.isabelallende.com


This audio is part of the collection: The Joan Kenley Show
It also belongs to collection: Radio Programs

Artist/Composer: The Joan Kenley Show
Date: 2006-10-14
Keywords: talk; radio; progressive; conversation; women

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