Radio Programs Women

After five years on the radio, "The Ms. Biz Show," which covered feminist issues and billed itself as "the magazine show for the woman who wants to get ahead," will air its last show at 8 a.m. today. The half-hour program, which aired on 3,000-watt KFOX-FM (93.5), "spotlighted a different way of thinking that has been associated with feminism," said Jude McGee, the program's host and creator.

After five years on the radio, "The Ms. Biz Show," which covered feminist issues and billed itself as "the magazine show for the woman who wants to get ahead," will air its last show at 8 a.m. today. The half-hour program, which aired on 3,000-watt KFOX-FM (93.5), "spotlighted a different way of thinking that has been associated with feminism," said Jude McGee, the program's host and creator.

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