Category: Podcast

Modern Families: Josh Gamson

September 3, 2015
Tagged as: Joshua Gamson, kinship, LGBT, LGBT adoption, Marilyn Pittman, modern families, USF

Making a baby isn’t easy if you’re two gay men. But that’s what author Joshua Gamson and his husband, Richard, set out to do. Twice. Those stories and four others are what makes up his…

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Opera Star, Homeless Sing in “Street Requiem”

August 26, 2015
Tagged as: Andy Payne, choral music, Frederica von Stade, gay, homeless, Kathleen McGuire, lesbian, LGBT, San Francisco, San Francisco Gay Men's Chorus, SFGMC, Singers of the Street, tech boom, transgender

Famed mezzo-soprano Frederica von Stade sings in this weekend’s Bay Area performances of Street Requiem, a choral contata to call attention to the plight of people living on our streets and in other insecure conditions...

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The Art & Queerness of Burning Man

August 20, 2015
Tagged as: art, Beaverton, Black Rock Arts Foundation, Black Rock City, Black Rock Desert, Burning Man, Camp Beaverton, Comfort & Joy, Jennifer Raiser, Nevada, Sidney Erthal

Why do tens of thousands of people trek to a temporary camp city in a remote Nevada desert in August? Is Burning Man worth the heat and dust storms? What’s queer about it? On this...

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Meet California State Senator Mark Leno

August 13, 2015

State Senator Mark Leno is the first openly gay man to serve in California’s Senate. A champion of LGBT rights throughout his career, Leno is far from a ‘single-issue’ politician. As he approaches his last year...

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Straights … in Post-Closeted Culture

August 2, 2015
Tagged as: gay, heterosexuality, homophobia, homosexuality, James Joseph Dean, lesbian, race, race relations, sociology, straight

How has the growing acceptance and visibility of LGBT people affected how straight Americans view sexuality and gender – including their own? How has it changed the way all of us think about sexuality and gender? Eric...

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Harvey Milk In His Own Words

July 23, 2015
Tagged as: Archive of Hope, Charles Morris, Harvey Milk, James Black, LGBT, LGBT history, LGBT politics, LGBT rights, Marilyn Pittman, Out in the Bay, San Francisco

In celebration of the U.S.Supreme Court marriage equality decision in June, we honor the first openly gay elected politician in America, Harvey Milk. Hear Harvey in his own words as scholars James Black and Charles…

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Category: Podcast

Modern Families: Josh Gamson

Opera Star, Homeless Sing in “Street Requiem”

The Art & Queerness of Burning Man

Meet California State Senator Mark Leno

Straights … in Post-Closeted Culture

Harvey Milk In His Own Words

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