Happy end of April, listeners!

I hope Spring is springing all up in your corner of planet Earth and bringing you much joy for the outdoors. While out, I hope your headphones and mobile devices are tuned into our latest episode where we celebrate some really groovy women who have contributed to the horror community through non-fiction prose.

Hannah and Ashlee jump right into their [read]trospective of Carol J. Clover's Men Women and Chainsaws: Gender In The Modern Horror Film first by uniquely describing how the book came to their knowledge and second, a briefer on their favorite sections.

Shout out to the folks who responded to our Facebook and Twitter question about what were some of your favorite non-fiction horror by or about women:

Chelsey Burdon recommends Axelle Carolyn's It Lives Again!: Horror Movies In The New Millenium.
Alexandra West point us to The Dread of Difference: Gender and the Horror Film.
Andrew N. Shearer is hip to Renegade Sisters: Girl Gangs on Film by Bev Zalcock. (Mae West may have been a part of a girl gang. It was a lecture Ashlee heard many moons ago!)
Eileen Winslow is all about Mary Roach's Stiff: The Curious Lives Of Human Cadavers.
Rachel Hoover tips her hat to Chicago Haunts: Ghostly Lore of the Windy City by Ursula Bielski.
Melanie Light (@MisartessMel) says 'yea!' to Kathy The Cannibal by Sandra Lee.

In addition, give Isabel Pinedo's Recreational Terror: Women and the Pleasures of Horror Film Viewing, Barbara Creed's The Monstrous-Feminine: Film, Feminism, Psychoanalysis, and Rape-Revenge Films: A Critical Study by Alexandra Heller-Nicholas a spin if you haven't already.

Journalist, vlogger, and jill of many trades Lianne Spiderbaby reads from and talks about her upcoming book, Grindhouse Girls: Cinema's Hardest Working Women while having a general conversation about her professional pursuits. Thank you, Lianne! We hope to get listeners as excited about your book as Hannah and Ashlee are!

Links can be found at: wihmpodcast.blogspot.com

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The featured music is brought to you by director and actress Lisa Hammer from her album Radiana!

The second episode of the Official Women in Horror Month podcast is a recap of this past February and a big, huge thank you to all who participated. If we forgot to mention you, multiple apologies. The response was overwhelming in a positive way and we appreciate all the hard work and effort from ambassadors, event organizers, the generosity of sponsors and our Viscera family.

Ashlee summarized her event, Philly Loves Women In Horror with a focus on how its purpose was to foster the spirit of philanthropy for your local arts & youth non-profits. By the sheer excitement of audience members and continued partnership with donation recipient Lil Filmmakers, Ashlee's already planning on a bigger platform next year with more films and a Q&A panel that will include co-host Hannah as well as Philadelphia horror mavens Jenny Dreadful and Samm Deighan.

La Petite Morgue's Kellie posted a brief recap of the organization's event, Bloody Gore-geous Monologues and shared some next steps for the budding organization.

Jovana Dimitrijevic's triumphant quest to pay homage to women horror artists in Serbia, Girls Can Do Horror spanned over the stretch of 10 days as a multimedia showcase of the work and insight these artists are contributing to the horror community.

Jovana also had a film screening event on March 8th in Postdam, Berlin Germany. Details can be found on the Facebook page where Jovana continues to share amazing art by talented women!

A few WiHM supporters came through with some great PSA's! Shout out to Fem Furry of The Whorer podcast, Tonjia Atomic, and the Soska twins for putting in the time to keep the PSA component alive!

Hannah & Ashlee spoke with writer and producer of the Universal Pictures release Mama (2013) Barbara Muschietti about sibling creative partnership strategies, working with Neil Cross and Guillermo del Toro, Mama 2 (?), and the love of horror films.

Connect with Hannah and/or Ashlee via email or through the various WiHM social media channels with questions, comments, suggestions and stay in the loop for our future episodes!

Links can be found at: wihmpodcast.blogspot.com

Part 2 interviews include:

Feminist Furry & Meredith Widnoon - Hosts of The Whorer Podcast
Head to www.thewhorer.net for episodes and essays that bring a "punk-fem-queer" approach to horror on film and television.

Jovana Dimitrijevic - Filmmaker & Event/Community organizer
Girls Can Do Horror (http://www.facebook.com/GirlsCanDoHorror) is working to construct a Serbian community where women can actively (and safely) participate in the production of horror films.

Here's the link to her film Women's Court: http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=RwI3xyluN6A&list=UUtIIUQJK6qGD7E6TXFKeWEA&index=2

Chelsea Holland & Ava Rosenblatt - Artistic Director of La Petite Morgue
You can support live, theatrical horror at http://lapetitemorgue.blogspot.com/

Ghettosongbird - Singer/Songwriter/Musician
Tunes can be found at www.ghettosongbird.com
Watch "Alley Of The Earth" on YouTube at http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=om5-CIJQyco

Sandra Kasturi - Co-Publisher of ChiZine Publications
Unique, dark fiction authors can be found at www.chizinepub.com
http://sandrakasturi.com/
Information on Gemma Files: http://www.strangeplaces.net/gemma/

Thanks for listening!

Don't forget to check for new highlights, content, and event happenings all month on our social media platforms:

Drink the blog on Tumblr - http://womeninhorrormonth.tumblr.com/

Like the renaissance on Facebook - http://www.facebook.com/WomenInHorrorMonth

Follow the movement Twitter - https://twitter.com/WiHmonth

Hannah Neurotica and Ashlee usher in Women in Horror Month 2013 by discussing what they plan to do for Women in Horror Month:

Ashlee's bringing WiHM to Philadelphia, and Hannah is taking the Ax Wound Film Festival online.

Ashlee opens the floor for the fusion of Black History & Women in Horror Month by highlighting the work of scholar Dr. Robin R. Means Coleman and her book, Horror Noire: Blacks in American Horror Films from 1890's to Present as well as Kristina Leath-Malin's MFA project, My Final Girl: Black Women of Blaxploitation Horror currently in post production.

Here's the link to the video clip: http://www.productionchick.com/html/mfg.html

Guests include some of this year's WiHM sponsors and ambassadors and where to find them online:

Rebekah McKendry - Award-winning filmmaker, Director of Marketing at Fangoria Magazine
www.fanogoria.com

Rebekah Herzberg - Actress, horror enthusiast
www.wickedchannel.com
http://yourneighborhoodjewishgirl.blogspot.com

Tonjia Atomic - Filmmaker, Jewelry Maker, Musician/Composer
www.tonjiaatomic.com
www.hotchickphysics.com

Hold tight for Part 2 with more interviews...