I was introduced online last night to Shannon Fisher, host of “The Authentic Woman,” which will premiere on March 2 at 8 PM on the Authors on the Air Global Radio Network.  Ms. Fisher is seeking writers to interview as guests on her program.

The Authentic Woman “will explore every aspect of the female experience – society, politics, career, family, finance, spirituality, creative expression and sexuality.

“Interviewing both well-known public figures and everyday Janes (and Joes), Shannon will delve deeply into the world of writers, artists, community leaders and celebrities. Each week, Shannon and her guests will immerse themselves in themes that have sculpted their own personal perspectives – and their cultural and societal experience as a whole.

“The Authentic Woman will be a sounding board from which guests can dish about their lives, their work, their joys and their struggles. From historical figures to fictional characters to well-known personalities, we all have a story to tell. This radio show is the time and place to tell it.

“Email Shannon at shannon@shannonfisher.com with your show ideas and requests. If there is a particular writer, artist or public figure that you would like to see featured on The Authentic Woman, please let us know. We want to offer a wide variety of topics and guests to ensure we touch our listeners on a personal level, as well as offering a platform for public discussion about the important issues we face on the global stage.

Shannon Fisher:
www.facebook.com/ShannonFisherShow
www.twitter.com/FisherShannon

Authors on the Air:
www.authorsontheair.com
www.twitter.com/authorsontheair

“About Shannon Fisher: Shannon Fisher is a writer, civic leader and social justice advocate. A fervent activist for women’s rights, Shannon sits on the Board of Directors for UniteWomen.org, a national 501(c)(3) nonprofit advocacy organization, where she also serves as the Director of their Unite Against Rape program. A lifelong student of public policy, sociology and the arts, Shannon is a graduate of both The College of William and Mary and the Sorensen Institute for Political Leadership at The University of Virginia. Having worked in public and community relations for nearly twenty years, Shannon strives to enact positive change in the world – one day, one issue and one person at a time. “