FUND DRIVE TIME!! Morning Energy has to raise a Couple Hundred$$! Please donate what you can afford to help keep “Morning Energy” on the air so that we can continue to bring you motivational, inspirational, educational, and useful information! xoxox Of the many significant days in March is St. Patrick’s Day, which is a religious… Read more »
This month, WMNF is featuring Women in Music from Tampa Bay. Our staff, hosts, and volunteers will be featuring new and staple Bay Area artists on wmnf.org and 88.5FM. For our first feature, as part of International Women’s Day, our new intern Cydney is kicking it off with a look at Tampa’s Sienna Queen.
This Monday, March 8th, WMNF will be celebrating all women. Women of different races, cultures, occupations, and gender identities. International Women’s day is more than just saying “Thank you” to women in your life. It’s about learning what women face every day, and learning how you can help. Women continue to overcome the many hurdles… Read more »
If you are going to write a crime thriller, what are the essential ingredients? Well, how about a big helping of murder, mix in a generous portion of blackmail, spice everything up with a layer of greed, add a dollop or two of 1979 Los Angeles, and sprinkle in a shiny El Camino. Pasadena-based writer,… Read more »
“Breaking The Glass Ceiling” is a phrased that was coined by Marilyn Loden , an American writer, management consultant, and diversity advocate. Loden used the phrase in 1978, during a panel discussion about women’s aspirations (https://www.bbc.com/news/world-42026266). “Breaking The Glass Ceilings” is a metaphor about an invisible barrier that affects the advancement of women and minorities…. Read more »
What happened? How did we get to where less than one percent have more wealth than everyone else in America combined? Why are so many people holding down jobs but living in their cars because they can’t afford rent? Who are the people panhandling at every busy intersection of every American city? How is it… Read more »
One of the things that February 2021 will be remembered for is some of the worsts winter storms in the United States history. Of the many states that were profoundly affected by the harsh storm was Texas. The winter storm left millions without power and clean water. What will also be remembered with this storm… Read more »
Andrew Marantz – Antisocial: Online Extremists, Techno-Utopians, and the Hijacking of the American Conversation For several years, Andrew Marantz, a New Yorker staff writer, has been embedded in two worlds. The first is the world of social-media entrepreneurs, who, acting out of naïvete and reckless ambition, upended all traditional means of receiving and transmitting information. The second… Read more »
For many decades February has been recognized as American Heart Month. It is a time where people can collectively focus more on their cardiovascular health and take steps to improve it. Taking care of our heart is something that requires both physical and mental action. Negative emotions, for example, can affect our lifestyle habits and… Read more »
Yes, it’s that time of the year again when Hallmark cards make most of their money for the whole year, red roses are sold for extortionate prices and we all get misty-eyed and serenade beautiful sonnets to each other. OK, I’m exaggerating just a little – yes, it’s the annual Life Elsewhere Valentines Show. We… Read more »
Valentine’s Day can be an uncomfortable time of the year for some, especially if you are single or in a troubled relationship. This then begs the question as to whether or not Valentine’s Day is necessary or should daily efforts be made to express love and nurture our relationships? To help answer this question requires… Read more »
This past week was a tough one for electronic music fans as one of my favorite musicians, SOPHIE, passed away in a fall off her roof trying to get a better view of the full moon. SOPHIE made a lot of strides in her 9 years on the scene, working with the likes of Madonna,… Read more »
