This recording is two sided, on Side A of this recording contains an interview by Vicki Gabereau on CBC radio's show "Gabereau" with Mary Sparling. On Side A from 00:00:00 to 00:25:31 they discuss Sparling's retirement from the MSVU Art Gallery from . From 00:25:31 to 00:26:56 the audio cuts out. From 00:25:56 to 00:34:46 the interview continues. On Side B from 00:00:00 to 00:02:50 is the end of a lecture on best representing American Indigenous art. From 00:03:05 to 00:19:23 Kinshasha Conwill, the director of the Studio Museum on Harlem lectures on the ownership and barriers of culture. From 00:19:36 to 00:32:12 on challenging Euro-centrism. From 00:32:12 to 00:33:22 question and comments are introduced. The content on Side B does not appear to have taken place at Mount Saint Vincent University.

This recording contains an interview done by a CBC reporter with University President Dr. E. Margaret Fulton. From 00:00:00 to 00:30:14 the reporter and Dr. Fulton discuss Dr. Fulton's background, Mount Saint Vincent University, chairing a task force on women in the workforce and technology and
The reporter is difficult to hear in this recording.

This recording contains a portion of the CBC show Morning side, hosted by Peter Gzowski. This recording has two sides. On Side A from 00:00:00 to 00:31:38 is a recording of the show in which Gwozski discusses politics and economics with Dr. Elizabeth Parr-Johnston and other experts. Side B contains various songs from 00:00:00 to 00:29:45.

This recording contains CBC segments which include interviews and clips with University president Dr. Elizabeth Parr-Johnston. This recording is two sided. Side A from 00:00:00 to 00:07:54 contains an interview done by Peter Gzowski of CBC's Morning Side with University Presidents including; Dr. Jackie Scott (Cape Breton University), Dr. Marion Frye (University of King's College), Dr. Elizabeth Parr-Johnston (Mount Saint Vincent University), Dr. Geraldine Kenney-Wallace (McMaster University), Dr. Lorna Marsden (Sir Wilfred Laurier University), Dr. Eva Kushner (University of Toronto) and Dr. Susan Mann (York University). From 00:09:55 to 00:11:32 Bruce Cameron reports on Nova Scotia University funding with clips from Dr. Elizabeth Parr-Johnson. From 00:11:32 to 00:16:36 is a CBC broadcast which does not include Dr. Parr Johnston. From 00:16:38 to is a recording of CBC's program Morning Side with a show on politics in which Dr. Johnston is not involved which ends with music. Side B is another Morning Side broadcast with Peter Gzowski which is an interview with University Presidents; Dr. Eva Kushner (University of Toronto), Dr. Jackie Scott (Cape Breton University), Dr. Lorna Marsden (Sir Wilfred Laurier), Dr. Marion Frye (University of King's College), Dr. Susan Mann (York University), Dr. Geraldine Kenney Wallace (McMaster) and Dr. Elizabeth Parr-Johnston from 00:00:00 to 00:45:30.

This recording contains an interview done by Peter Gzowski of CBC's Morning Side with University Presidents including; Dr. Marion Frye (University of King's College), Dr. Elizabeth Parr-Johnston (Mount Saint Vincent University), Dr. Geraldine Kenney-Wallace (McMaster University), Dr. Lorna Marsden (Sir Wilfred Laurier University), Dr. Masha Hanen (University of Winnipeg), Dr. Eva Kushner (University of Victoria) and Dr. Susan Mann (York University). This recording is two sided. On Side A the show is introduced from 00:00:00 to 00:01:56. From 00:01:57 to 00:31:26 the interview takes place. The interview ranges on topics from affirmative action, equality and women in University management positions. On Side B the interview continues from 00:00:00 to 00:22:13.

This recording contains two interviews recorded by the CBC of University President E. Margaret Fulton discussing women's role in society and her role as University President. The recording also contains a recording of what appears to be a dance and potentially a dancing competition.

This recording contains a CBC interview by Ed Reid of University President Sister Alice Michael from 00:00:00 to 00:02:40. In this interview Sister Alice Michael discusses the way marriage determines women's relationships and rights.

This recording contains a CBC special on women's education and the gender bias towards women in education. This program provides a case study of students in a Calgary all girls physics classes and an all-girls college in Mississauga. There are also many interview clips with high-schoolers. There is additionally a panel with Dr. Elizabeth Parr-Johnson (MSVU University President), Fiona Neslon (children and young adult educator), Jim Gaskell (faculty in University of B.C.) .

This recording contains a debate between the 1984 federal election between Prime Minister candidates, Brian Mulroney (Liberal), Ed Broadbent (New Democratic Party) and John Turner (Progressive Conservatives). This recording is in French but dubbed in English, sometimes making it hard to hear/understand. Panelists include; Eleanor Wachtel, (Vancouver freelance writer), Kay Sigurjonsson, (The National Action Committee on the Status of Women founding member and director of the Federation of Women Teachers' Associations of Ontario), Francine Harel-Giasson (professor at the University of Montreal business school) and Renée Rowan (columnist for Le Devoir). The moderator of the debate was Caroline Andrew (chairman of the political science department at the University of Ottawa). In this debate the candidates discuss; inequality, daycare, the arms race, abortion, pornography and trust. This debate was brought together by the National Action Committee on the Status of Women.

This recording contains a CBC interview by Ed Reid of University President Sister Alice Michael from 00:00:00 to 00:02:34. In this interview Sister Alice Michael discusses the way marriage determines women's relationships and rights.