Robin on new campus-assault data, plus the EEOC investigation of Hollywood sexist hiring. Guests: Linda Hirshman's dual biography of Justices O'Connor and Ginsburg; Asha Castleberry on US military in Iraq; Susan Solomon (NYSCF) on stem-cell research.

Robin on Ikumi Yoshimatsu and Japan’s “comfort women,” die-ins, Rolling Stone, and Cosby. Guests: Erin Helfert on VAWA abroad; Kimberly Dark’s body messages; Melissa Silverstein’s 2014 Feminist Moments in Film. Plus, the 2014 Ink Smear Awards.

Robin on the fake diversity plans of the boys at Google, Facebook, Apple, and Yahoo. Guests: WMC 2014 Social Media Award winner Elianne Ramos (@erGeekGoddess); Michelle Ebanks, CEO of Essence, Inc.; and Stacy Smith on women’s images in films abroad.

Robin on the Mormon church, and on George Will and campus rapes. Guests: Cyndee Readdean, producer of “Freedom Summer”; Mona Eltahawy from Cairo on the sexual assault epidemic; Marisa Tomei on sexuality, spirituality, film, and being back onstage.

Oscar time! Robin on the one film she made as a working kid actor, plus the influence of movies. Guests: Stacy Smith on diversity (Not!) in film; Abigail Disney on women and documentaries; Jane Fonda talks about her new book—and her Oscar picks.

Post-hiatus! Robin talks NY state politics and puttering. Guests: reporter Cheryl Wills sleuths out a slave ancestor; Cori Schumacher on sexism in surfing; Jehane Noujaim’s film “The Square;” Veronica Dahl on computers’ growing intelligence.

Robin charges Ted Cruz with sedition, and shows how Senate women led a compromise. Guests on The Art of Editing: Suzanne Braun Levine (magazines); Geeta Gandbhir (film); Rosemary Ahern (books); and Amanda Bennett (news).

The movies! Keri Putnam's (Sundance) new stats on women in Hollywood; Melissa Silverstein on NY’s Athena Festival; Jane Fonda and Kathy Bates on sexism in Hollywood and the Oscars—plus Robin on why Hillary Clinton was a great Secretary of State.