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There's one thing we can all set our clocks by -- somewhere, there's a conservative who's really bent that there are women out there having unauthorized sex. State legislators in Michigan, Virginia, Alabama, and Indiana have all recently introduced legislation restricting reproductive rights.

Is this really about protecting the fetus, or is it about controlling women, their bodies, and their sexuality? Or both? Abe and Joe examine this question and take listener phone calls.

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Tonight we welcome Max Voltage back to the show. Max's latest project is creating Homomentum the Musical and auditions are later in March. As a teaser for Homomentum, Max performed two songs (with ukulele) from the musical.

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Sara Sneath visits the Bhaktishop, a local yoga studio, where she learns about the ancient practice of kirtan, a call-and-response chanting of the Hindu names of divinities in congregation, where it originates and what it does for those who practice it. Tune in!

We hear an excerpt from the program Radio Ecoshock called "The Really Big Transition: Saying Goodbye To The Enlightenment, Saying Hello To Consciousness". Host Alex Smith speaks with author Dr. Carolyn Baker who has been a psychotherapist in private practice, and is a former adjunct professor of history and psychology. Carolyn now lives in Colorado, and is active with the Transition movement there.