Special Solstice show. Robin riffs on fantasies of what media will be in the future, and later reveals her four secular saints. Guests: Newsweek's “most influential rabbi in America” Sharon Brous; Reverend Jennifer Crumpton; and atheist activist Annie Laurie Gaylor.

Robin on the women behind Mandela's greatness. Guests: Katharine Morrison, founder of the first full-service women's health facility—a birthing center and abortion clinic; Lenora Lee's art about trafficked Chinese women; and Rachel Moran exposes the reality of prostitution.

Robin starts a rumor: The Koch Brothers paid hackers to damage the ObamaCare website! Guests: entrepreneur, activist, and filmmaker Regina K. Scully; historian Estelle Freedman; and Gloria Steinem in a special double segment on receiving the Presidential Medal of Freedom.

Robin's surprising comments on Doris Lessing's death. Special double-segment conversation: Hawaii's first woman Senator, Mazie Hirono, gets personal. Also, Anna Leah Sarabia on women in the Philippines, and Rebecca Sive discusses her book on how to run and win—at anything.

Robin on the typhoon in Southeast Asia, and on rampant prostitution in—yes—Dubai. Guests are all colleagues working on women and media: Jaclyn Fridman (WAM); Jenn Pozner (WIMN); Rita Henley Jensen (Women's e-News); and Katherine Rowlands (Journalism & Women Symposium).

Robin comments on women Senators’ courtesy, and also on the newest “loner” shooter. Guests: actor and comic Kathy Najimy; author Debora Spar; new research on movie sexism and racism by Stacy Smith; and Laurel Sprague on fighting discrimination against HIV-positive women.

Robin gives an exclusive update on Saudi women defying the driving ban, and comments on the attempted revival of the Men’s Movement. Guests: NARAL Pro-Choice America’s president Ilyse Hogue; Palestinian comic Maysoon Zayid; and singer-activist Holly Near.

Robin's exclusive interview with Madeha Al Jaroush, Saudi driver, from Riyad, Saudi Arabia, on October 26, the day of the Women's Drive In.

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Marianne Schnall on her new book, "What Will It Take..." for a woman president. Other guests: pundit Sally Kohn, and Farida Allaghi on Libyan women today. Plus, rapists' paternal rights?!? Robin roots for Saudi women drivers, praises a UN resolution, and has at the Mormons.

Robin comments on today's decree by the Ministry of Interior that it is illegal for women to drive in Saudi Arabia.

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