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Find out what it all means at the end of this podcast. I'm Josephine Casselli. Today I'm telling the story of Our Bodies Ourselves.

It's a groundbreaking book which has provided vital information on women's health

and sexuality since the 1970s. I'm speaking to one of its authors, Joan Ditzian,

and just a warning that this program contains some quite graphic descriptions.

This revolutionary book grew out of a series of consciousness-raising meetings in the late 60s.

So the first meeting I went to was kind of amazing.

They were about 50-60 women there and there was some women

was infants and breastfeeding and their children and it was just a lot of good spirit

in the room. Joan has seen an advert for a workshop about women's health and

sexuality in a local Boston paper and thought it sounded interesting. It was

called women and their bodies. This was 1969. Joan was an art teacher, 25 and newly married and she was just starting to get

interested in feminism. I remember the first session was on sexuality so

basically I had, you know, really didn't know that much about sexuality.

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