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Women's Equality Day? Not yet.

From: KSFR
Series: Equal Time with Martha Burk
Length: 28:17

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Every president, regardless of party, designates August 26 as Women's Equality Day, to commemorate women getting the vote in 1920. But do we really have it? Women are not yet in the U.S. constitution. Read the full description.

Wait_small Series host Martha Burk interviews Carolyn Maloney, U.S. Congresswoman from New York, and chief sponsor of the Equal Rights Amendment to the Constitution. The Amendment has been introduced in every congress since 1923, and sent to the states for ratification once -- where it failed three states short in 1982.

Maloney talks about why we need an ERA now more than ever, what needs to happen to get women in the constitution, and how the rights we have can be taken away by a hostile Congress. 

This interview is segment 1 of a one hour program that includes an interview with pollster Celinda Lake on what women are thinking prior to the 2012 election   http://www.prx.org/pieces/82517-what-do-women-want-in-2012-an-interview-with-poll 

Each segment can be broadcast as a stand-alone program, or combined for a one hour (56:49). Timing and cues for this segment and combined one hour show below.


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Piece Description

Series host Martha Burk interviews Carolyn Maloney, U.S. Congresswoman from New York, and chief sponsor of the Equal Rights Amendment to the Constitution. The Amendment has been introduced in every congress since 1923, and sent to the states for ratification once -- where it failed three states short in 1982.

Maloney talks about why we need an ERA now more than ever, what needs to happen to get women in the constitution, and how the rights we have can be taken away by a hostile Congress. 

This interview is segment 1 of a one hour program that includes an interview with pollster Celinda Lake on what women are thinking prior to the 2012 election   http://www.prx.org/pieces/82517-what-do-women-want-in-2012-an-interview-with-poll 

Each segment can be broadcast as a stand-alone program, or combined for a one hour (56:49). Timing and cues for this segment and combined one hour show below.


Broadcast History

First broadcast August 11, 2012 as segment one of Equal Time With Martha Burk (total length 56:49 not counting three 2x30 sec breaks and 10 sec. ID). Segment two of the program is What Do Women Want with Celinda Lake, posted separately on PRX.

Timing and Cues

MALONEY SEGMENT:
Times are as they occur with 10 sec ID and one 2x30 sec break inserted

INSERT 10 SEC I.D.
Segment 1: 0:10- 16:35

In cue: [MUSIC] "From KSFR in Santa Fe, welcome to Equal Time With Martha Burk .."

Out cue: "You're listening to Equal Time With Martha Burk. My guest is Carolyn Maloney of New York ..."

Break 1: 16:35-17:35

Segment 2: 17:35 - 29:27

In cue: "We're back. You're listening to Equal Time With Martha Burk."

Out cue:[MUSIC] "Stay with us. This is Equal Time With Martha Burk .."

FULL SHOW WHEN COMBINED WITH CELINDA LAKE INTERVIEW TWO:

Times are as they occur with 10 sec ID and three 2x30 sec breaks inserted

Segment One (Maloney):

INSERT 10 SEC I.D.
Segment 1: 0:10- 16:35

In cue: [MUSIC] "From KSFR in Santa Fe, welcome to Equal Time With Martha Burk .."

Out cue: "You're listening to Equal Time With Martha Burk. My guest is Carolyn Maloney of New York ..."

Break 1: 16:35-17:35

Segment 2 (Maloney): 17:35 - 29:27

In cue: "We're back. You're listening to Equal Time With Martha Burk."

Out cue:[MUSIC] "Stay with us. This is Equal Time With Martha Burk .."

Break 2: 29:27-30:27

Segment 3 (Lake): 30:27 - 47:46

In cue: [MUSIC] "From KSFR in Santa Fe, welcome back to Equal Time With Martha Burk .."

Out cue: "You're listening to Equal Time With Martha Burk. My guest is Celinda Lake..."

Break 3: 47:46-48:46

Segment 4 (Lake): 48:46 - 59:49

In cue: "We're back. You're listening to Equal Time With Martha Burk."

Out cue:[MUSIC] "Celinda Lake it's been a great pleasure .."

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