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00:00	Introduction
07:34	SORRY, NO Question of the week this week
19:23	Hal Fuller's Twisted Nasty News
32:25	Emi Koyama on the new teaching kit from the Intersex Society of North America. Emi tells us about some of the problems with the way that intersexuality is taught, even in women's studies classes. Emi is a "third waving activist and author", 'Activist-in-Residence' for ISNA and a board member for the Survivor Project. Read more about Emi and her work at her website, eminism.org Read about transfeminism at Transfeminism.org
51:38	Special Message

52:37	Boston area (and national) announcements
55:33	Jyl Felman (drjlfelman@aol.com), on putting the art of performance (and excellence) into teaching. She is the author of "Never a Dull Moment," a new book about teaching methods that excite, involve, and challenge both students and teacher. Jyl Lynn Felman is Assistant Professor of Women's Studies at Brandeis University. She is also a lawyer and performance artist. Her one-woman show, "If Only I'd Been Born A Kosher Chicken," has been aired on C-SPAN and she has appeared on NPR and the BBC. Her previous books include, "Hot Chicken Wings" (1992), which was a Lambda Literary Awards Finalist, and "Cravings" (1997), a memoir. Read what the Chronicle of Higher Education has to say about "Never a Dull Moment" here.
90:45	End

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