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Out In The Bay Podcast
Newest Episode: Sat February 06, 2010. 08:57 PM
Out in the Bay is gay radio for San Francisco and beyond, featuring interviews with community leaders, newsmakers, authors, artists. and interesting personalities. Produced by Eric Jansen, Marilyn Pittman and David Latulippe
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Thu February 26, 2009. 08:32 AM
"Milk," the movie. Gus Van Sant, Sean Penn, Josh Brolin, and Emile Hirsch talk to Marilyn Pittman about the movie "Milk," about slain gay rights pioneer Harvey Milk. Hitting the big screen at the 30th anniversary of his assassination, it couldn't come at a more auspicious time, just after Prop. 8 passed in California, further delaying marriage equality for LGBT people. You'll also hear interviews with Cleve Jones, Anne Kronenberg, and Danny Nicoletta, the people who were there with Milk in 1978 as he became the first openly gay man elected to office in a major U.S. city.
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Mon February 23, 2009. 01:56 PM
"Milk," the movie. Gus Van Sant, Sean Penn, Josh Brolin, and Emile Hirsch talk to Marilyn Pittman about the movie "Milk," about slain gay rights pioneer Harvey Milk. Hitting the big screen at the 30th anniversary of his assassination, it couldn't come at a more auspicious time, just after Prop. 8 passed in California, further delaying marriage equality for LGBT people. You'll also hear interviews with Cleve Jones, Anne Kronenberg, and Danny Nicoletta, the people who were there with Milk in 1978 as he became the first openly gay man elected to office in a major U.S. city.
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Sat February 21, 2009. 12:33 PM
A Conversation With Lesley Gore: Eric Jansen and Marilyn Pittman talk with 1960s pop icon Lesley Gore about how the late New York Congresswoman Bella Abzug helped her come out, gay marriage, her new CD, and being a teenage pop star under the tutelage of Quincy Jones.
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Sun February 15, 2009. 02:43 AM
James Judd's "7 Sins." What do you get when you cross a Mormon father and a Las Vegas cocktail waitress mother? James Judd, the hilarious star of the solo comedy show "7 Sins." Marilyn Pittman interviews him and plays excerpts from the show that runs through February 21st at the Exit Theatre in San Francisco. (Marilyn opens for James through the run. For more information, go to: http://www.sffringe.org.)
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Thu January 29, 2009. 10:23 PM
Meet Toni Mirosevich, award-winning poet, author and creative writing professor at S.F. State, and hear her read from her book of short stories, "Pink Harvest: Tales of Happenstance." It's creative non-fiction that, as she puts it, "explores life's shifting, tilting moments and encounters." Eric Jansen hosts.
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Sat January 17, 2009. 08:53 PM
Recovering from Proposition 8:
The campaign against Proposition 8 was criticized for — among other things — not showing gay and lesbian parents in its TV ads. Now a group of L.A. filmmakers has produced five such spots to air in California the week of Barack Obama's inauguration. They've even pressured homophobic inaugural invocation preacher Rick Warren to show the spots to his Orange County mega-church congregation. Eric Jansen speaks with John Ireland, founder of the "Get To Know Us First" video campaign, and Molly McKay of Marriage Equality USA. She shares results of her group's community survey of what went wrong in the No on 8 campaign and how to recover.
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Sun December 28, 2008. 03:26 PM
"Milk," the movie (rebroadcast) - Gus Van Sant, Sean Penn, Josh Brolin, and Emile Hirsch talk to Marilyn Pittman about the movie "Milk," about slain gay rights pioneer Harvey Milk. Hitting the big screen at the 30th anniversary of his assassination, it couldn't come at a more auspicious time, just after Prop. 8 passed in California, further delaying marriage equality for LGBT people. You'll also hear interviews with Cleve Jones, Anne Kronenberg, and Danny Nicoletta, the people who were there with Harvey in 1978 as he became the first openly gay man elected to office in a major U.S. city.
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Sun December 21, 2008. 11:23 PM
Bears and the Cinemark Movie Boycott - That's right, bears. Specifically, movie-going bears. Hear about their club, SF Movie Bears, and about their boycott of Cinemark Theatres because of Cinemark CEO Alan Stock's anti-gay political campaign contributions. Join host Eric Jansen for a taste of bear culture and "bears on film."
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Mon December 15, 2008. 06:02 AM
Harassment in High School: 9 out of 10 American high school students face harassment of some kind. Find out what's being done about it from Eliza Byard, the Executive Director of GLSEN, the Gay, Lesbian and Straight Education Network. Marilyn Pittman talks with her about LGBT parents and kids and the enormous difficulties they face in being treated equally.
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Mon December 08, 2008. 09:22 PM
Writer Sarah Schulman's books cover 25 years of gay rights history, including the AIDS-era protest groups ActUp and The Lesbian Avengers. She talks with Marilyn Pittman about her new novel "The Child," her new book on gentrification, and her previous successes and challenges as a lesbian novelist. Sarah is the author of the award-winning "After Delores," "Rat Bohemia," and "People In Trouble," which was used to develop and create the musical, "Rent."
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Sun November 30, 2008. 04:11 PM
A small group of singers gathered outside San Francisco City Hall 30 years ago - on the night of Nov. 27, 1978 — to comfort a crowd shocked by the assassinations that morning of our country's first openly gay elected official, Supervisor Harvey Milk, and Mayor George Moscone. The San Francisco Gay Men's Chorus has been a social and cultural force ever since. Join host Eric Jansen, conductor Kathleen McGuire and founding baritone Bob Rufo to hear some of the chorus' music and history, and about its 30th Anniversary World AIDS Day Concert and yearly "Home for the Holidays" concerts, including a new peace suite by Steve Schachlin and also featuring singer Kim Kuzma.
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Mon November 24, 2008. 07:06 PM
MILK, the movie. Director Gus Van Sant and actors Sean Penn, Josh Brolin and Emile Hirsch talk with Marilyn Pittman about their new film, "Milk," about slain gay rights pioneer Harvey Milk. It's the 30th anniversary of Milk's assassination and the film couldn't come at a more auspicious time, just California's passage of Proposition 8 further delays marriage equality for LGBT people. You'll also hear interviews with Cleve Jones, Anne Kronenberg and Danny Nicoletta, three of the activists there with Harvey as he became the first openly gay man elected to public office in 1978.
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Sat November 15, 2008. 07:03 PM
Classical (Music) Gays:
What?! Gay men composed classical music?!?! Berkeley Symphony Orchestra guest conductor Paul Haas fills us in on the tortured life and resulting tortured music of Peter Ilyich Tchaikovsky, and the less tortured life and music of more openly gay Samuel Barber. Eric Jansen hosts.
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Tue November 11, 2008. 04:03 AM
Post-election Wrap: After Prop 8. What did the Nov. 4 election results mean for LGBT Americans? How is California's LGBT community fighting the passage of anti-gay marriage Proposition 8? And how might Barack Obama's presidency affect queers here and across the country? Hear State Senator-Elect Mark Leno, San Francisco Chief Deputy City Attorney Therese Stewart (who argued the same-sex marriage case before California's Supreme Court and filed the brief against Prop 8) and Andrea Shorter of And Marriage for All, an LGBT African American marriage equality group, in a lively discussion with Out in the Bay listeners and host Eric Jansen.
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Sat November 01, 2008. 10:23 PM
Love Politics: Personalizing Proposition 8 (Part 2 of 2).
Hear how Phyllis Lyon & the late Del Martin helped found the "secret lesbian society," the Daughters of Bilitis in 1955 and launched a national lesbian magazine in 1956; how they fought police violence in the 1960s; and about the 1965 New Year's Drag Ball busted by San Francisco cops that helped the ACLU take gay rights seriously. They also tell about their February 2004 marriage in city hall. We finish with music and inspirational words (from National Center for Lesbian Rights leader Kate Kendell) from the City Hall celebration of Del's life that show how much society's attitudes have changed. (Part 2 of 2) Eric Jansen hosts.
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Fri October 24, 2008. 12:04 AM
Love Politics: Personalizing Proposition 8 (part 1)
Do you ever wonder who those sam-sex couples are who wanted so badly to get married, but couldn't until this June? Meet Phyllis Lyon and Del Martin, together 55 years before the California Supreme Court finally said they could legally wed. Del barely saw it in her lifetime—she died two months after their City Hall Marriage. Hear them share their love story, their politics, and what life was like for same-sex couples in the 1950s.
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Mon October 13, 2008. 06:13 PM
Gay men's physical and social health: Meet the folks at Magnet, a non-profit health and community center in San Francisco's Castro district, where you can dance, view art, get a massage, join discussion groups, participate in open mic nights...and get checked for HIV and other STDs. It's a joint community and health center model that other cities are looking at. Magnet also has a wealth of men's health information on its website, www.MagnetSF.org. Eric Jansen hosts.
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Thu October 09, 2008. 09:46 PM
Garrin Benfield - If the lesbians have Melissa Etheridge, k.d. lang, and The Indigo Girls, do the queer guys need an icon? Or do they just want to dance and party? San Francisco emo-acoustic folk-rock sensation Garrin Benfield chats with Marilyn Pittman about being an out queer musician. He toured with Boz Scaggs, played with Bonnie Raitt's band, and has just released his third record, "Where Joy Kills Sorrow." Talk about emo! Tune in and hear cuts from his records, including the GLAMA award-winning song about Matthew Shepard.
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Sat September 27, 2008. 08:31 PM
No longer the "disease du jour," funds for AIDS charities have slowed drastically. Yet HIV is still a scourge and long-term survivors face new problems about which we hear very little. Hear from two non-profit HIV experts: Dr. James Dilley, who heads UCSF's AIDS Health Project, and Positive Being founder and director Dr. William Stern, himself a long-term survivor. Eric Jansen hosts.
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Mon September 15, 2008. 12:03 AM
Heteros & Homos Making High Schools Safe."Hey faggot!" " Hey bull-dyke" "That's so gay!" Those invectives are still heard on high school campuses. What's it like to be queer in high school these days? Meet youth leaders Rigo Chacon, Lyla Foley, and Kyle Lakatos and the Gay-Straight Alliance Network's founder, Carolyn Laub — hets and homos working together to make high school campuses safe nationwide. Eric Jansen hosts.
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