- Honey as Honey, host of the Phoenix Radio
- Adele Bertei as Isabel, host of the Radio Ragazza
- Jean Satterfield as Adelaide Norris
- Florynce Kennedy (credited as "Flo Kennedy") as Zella Wylie
- Becky Johnston as Becky Dunlop, newspaper editor
- Pat Murphy as Pat Crosby, newspaper editor
- Kathryn Bigelow as Kathy Larson, newspaper editor
- Hillary Hurst as the leader of Women's Army
- Sheila McLaughlin as other leader
- Marty Pottenger as other leader/woman at site
- Bell Chevigny as Belle Gayle, the talk show host
- Joel Kovel as the talk show guest
- Ron Vawter as FBI Agent
- John Coplans as chief
- John Rudolph as TV newscaster
- Warner Schreiner as TV newscaster
- Valerie Smaldone as TV newscaster
- Hal Miller as detective
- Bill Tatum as Mayor Zubrinsky
- Mark Boone Junior as man in subway harassing woman
Civil rights activist Florynce Kennedy, and former star athlete, Jean Satterfield appear in the film. This film also marks the first screen appearance of Eric Bogosian;[3] he plays a technician at a TV station who is forced at gunpoint to run a videotape on the network feed. The movie also features a rare acting appearance by Academy Award-winning film director Kathryn Bigelow.[1] Story contributor Ed Bowes portrays the head of the socialist newspaper that ultimately fires the female journalists.
