Mani Feniger’s new memoir, The Woman in the Photograph, is a compelling narrative set in motion by an unexpected meeting with history.
With the fall of the Berlin Wall, the door to her mother’s vanished past sprang open and what she discovered irrevocably changed her life. Mani Feniger talks with Ruthanne Shpiner about her book, which documents her quest to learn about her mother's life in Europe after finding an old photo. 11:46 min.
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| Eva and her family |
Kate Raphael talks with Valori George and Kathleen Russell about the strange case of Eva Ruiz Gomez and the corruption and bias in the family court system. For updates and to help support Eva's case go to her website at www.friendsofeva.org.
Unfortunately many women and children have become victims of a family court whose reigning paradigm is showing an unwarranted bias toward giving the father shared custody, whether or not the he has a proven record of responsible and primary parenting, even in cases where the father has been abusive toward the child or the mother. For more information on the protection of family and children's rights in the court system go to Center for Judicial Excellence. 44:41 min.
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Listen to the entire show as aired on KPFA. 59 min.
