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Broadcast History
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Timing and Cues
Segment runs 3:13
Begins and ends with music
Suggested host intro: In celebration of Women's history month we're hearing first-hand from some of today's most important artists. Here's Ani Difranco--an independent spirit and musician who has been described as a folkie in punk's clothing.