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What do women want? In 1945, CBC broadcasters were asking that question — at least in terms of radio and television programming. As the Second World War ended and Canada's postwar boom began, happy homemakers heard Kate Aitken's cold remedy or tips on how to make a pizza pie. But as the cheery '50s got on, women listeners requested more intelligent programming. They began to learn about setting up a theatre company and hear frank discussion about what going through a divorce was really like.
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Topic spans: 1945-1969
A Woman's Place: Programming for the Modern Homemaker
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<em>Citizens' Forum</em> asks: Are moral standards slipping? - Radio, 37:24
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Oct. 25, 1951
Citizens' Forum: Measuring modern morality
Radio
37:24
How should one behave at a funeral? When should you send flowers? CBC's Kate Aitken answers these questions and more. - Radio, 8:20
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Nov. 25, 1953
Funeral etiquette by Kate Aitken
Radio
8:20
Broadcaster Kate Aitken and Hollywood film star Barbara Nichols discuss being "career women." - Television, 27:01
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July 3, 1957
Homemaker & Hollywood: Kate Aitken & Barbara Nichols
Television
27:01
Mrs. A addresses listeners' questions on topics ranging from emigrating to the United States to the size of eggs. - Radio, 14:46
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Oct. 22, 1948
Kate Aitken: The audience asks
Radio
14:46
It's early days on the information superhighway, and netiquette is here to help everyone figure out the rules of the road. - Television, 6:41
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Dec. 20, 1994
Netiquette: Learning how to behave in the wired world
Television
6:41
Girls from the 4-H Homemakers Club remember their manners using rhymes. - Television, 5:48
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Aug. 17, 1957
Rhyming etiquette
Television
5:48
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