Her Voice Radio
March 5th 2026
Featured Artists: Stevie Nicks, Shania Twain, Whitney Houston
Celebrating the female voices of the music industry. Of course there are way more that we could possible fit into a 2 hours show but, we have curated some of our favorites including Stevie Nicks who always seems to write and sing those songs that the world can relate too and done in such a way that we can relate. Canada’s own Shania Twain has the distinction of being one of the best selling artist for her album sales with over 100 million and also the best selling female artist in country music. Other female artist like Whitney Houston whose voice is so powerful and resonates with so many, Madonna as well has such a charismatic draw and another beautiful voice. These are just a few but the show has more, lets celebrate these woman and listen to those simply amazing voices.
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Her Voice Radio brings together music by female artists, with short introductions between sets. The host names performers from Stevie Nicks and Bonnie Raitt to Adele and Ariana Grande, then closes by thanking listeners and introducing a Gloria Gaynor song. The program is also introduced as “The Power of Women in Music.”
About this episode
One break names Madonna, Bonnie Raitt, Whitney Houston and Shania Twain. Later, the host identifies the program as “The Power of Women in Music.”
Later, the host recaps Adele’s “Chasing Pavements,” Katy Perry’s “Roar,” Natasha Bedingfield’s “Strip Me” and Cyndi Lauper’s “Girls Just Want to Have Fun.” Near the close, the rundown names Mary J. Blige’s “Family Affair” and Sinead O’Connor’s “The Emperor’s New Clothes,” before the host announces a final tune from Gloria Gaynor.
Full spoken transcript
Transcribed from the recording and lightly edited for readability. Song lyrics and recorded interludes are omitted. Some audio could not be transcribed; those gaps and unclear words are marked in brackets. Timestamps are approximate. The comments reflect the speakers’ own experiences and views.
Full spoken transcript (click to collapse or expand)
00:00:00
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00:04:41
Welcome to Her Voice Radio. We are celebrating two hours of unforgettable music from the women who changed the sound of the world. We just heard, of course, Stevie Nicks and “Stand Back”. Let’s get right into it.
00:04:58
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00:22:21
Strong Voices, Real Stories. This is Her Voice Radio. We heard Madonna from The Immaculate Collection and “Like a Prayer.” Bonnie Raitt as well with “Something to Talk About.” Whitney Houston in there with “How Will I Know?” And we started it all off with Shania Twain. And, man, “I Feel Like a Woman.”
00:22:39
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00:39:00
All female artists, all heart. And, of course, we heard Sarah McLachlan was building a mystery, Alanis Morissette from Jagged Little Pill and “You Oughta Know.” Cher was in there as well with “Believe.” Bonnie Tyler started off that set with “Total Eclipse of the Heart.”
00:39:20
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00:53:30
You’re listening to The Power of Women in Music, Her Voice Radio. We just heard Adele and “Chasing Pavements.” We also heard Katy Perry and “Roar.” Natasha Bedingfield in there as well with “Strip Me.” And Cyndi Lauper started us off with “Girls Just Want to Have Fun.”
00:53:46
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01:10:50
[Opera singing professional] to rock and roll goddess. Of course, that is Pat Benatar, “Promises in the Dark.” Tina Turner in there as well with “Private Dancer.” Avril Lavigne with “Complicated.” And we started off with Pink and “What About Us?” Here’s another woman who changed the sound of music.
01:11:11
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01:21:22
That is Ariana Grande with “Why Try.” Christina Aguilera in before that with “Genie in a Bottle.” Sheryl Crow, “A Change Would Do You Good.” We started off with Aretha Franklin and “Respect.”
01:24:34
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01:38:52
[Strength, courage and inspiration?] We just heard Natalie Imbruglia from her Left of the Middle album, and “Torn.” Colbie Caillat from [event name unclear] and “Falling for You.” Chantal Kreviazuk in there with “Dear Life,” and we start that set off with Taylor Swift from her 1989 album, “Shake It Off.”
01:40:00
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01:53:06
Music, that’s Wynonna and “Rock Bottom.” And then before that, Lady Gaga from her Mayhem album and “Disease.” Demi Lovato from the Frozen soundtrack with the single version of “Let It Go.” We started off with Montreal’s very own [Jar Jane?] and “Stay a While.”
01:53:27
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02:06:29
From her Broken English album of 1979. That’s Marianne Faithfull and “The Ballad of Lucy Jordan.” And before that, Mary J. Blige and “Family Affair.” We started that set off with Sinead O’Connor and “The Emperor’s New Clothes.” That’s another chapter of Her Voice Radio. Keep supporting the voices that move you. And we’re going to end it with this one here. It’s a great tune from Gloria Gaynor. Thanks for tuning in.
02:07:16
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