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On the next Out-FM, Tuesday, Jan 23, 7-8PM

On Tuesday, January 23rd from 7 - 8 PM, tune into Out-FM (the progressive LGBT show on WBAI - 99.5 FM) for a discussion about the Clint Eastwood-directed movie "J.Edgar," about the life of the infamous FBI Director, J. Edgar Hoover, now in theaters. John Riley will be discussing some of the movie's distortions and omissions with Ericka Huggins, an out lesbian who as a member of the Black Panther Party for 14 years became intimately familiar with Hoover's COINTELPRO or CounterIntelligence Program (her husband John Huggins was assassinated and she was a political prisoner for 2 years along with Bobby Seale) -- and who has seen the film.

We'll also rebroadcast an earlier interview that John Riley did with singer/songwriter Janis Ian about her biography, including a discussion about the impact of the FBI and COINTELPRO on her life and her family's life.

On WBAI/Pacifica Radio, 99.5 FM, streaming live on http://www.wbai.org
Shortly after the program airs, an audio archive will be available at archive.wbai.org. Within a day or so, the audio and background info will be posted at www.outfm.org.

Out-FM Contests

Once a week or so, Out-FM emails loyal listeners about our contests for special free giveaways (theater tickets, LGBT-themed books, etc.). This is in addition to our weekly on-air giveaways. To start receiving notification of these contests, email contests@outfm.org with your name, email, and (optional) mailing address. You can opt out of these emails at any time.

Best of Out-FM

Listen to Voices of Homeless LGBT Youth, who discuss homophobic violence in straight youth shelters, sex work for survival, and the support they desperately need.

In Beyond Gay Marriage, Brian Basinger, Lisa Duggan, Kenyon Farrow, Tommi Avicolli Mecca, Andrea Shorter, and others discuss LGBT organizing around issues beyond marriage and the military.

Learn more about the Aftershocks of Ugandan Anti-Gay Legislation. Dulce Reyes from the Astraea Foundation discusses the context and impact in Uganda, the role of U.S. evangelicals, and the deadly after-effects of this climate of hate.

Listen to a collection of some of Out-FM's best interviews with prominent lesbians and queer women: Alix Dobkin, Nedra Johnson, Ellen Shumsky, Cetlalic, Maureen Seaton, and Stonewall Veteran Storme.

Professor Samar Habib discusses the History of Lesbians in the Middle East: Is there such a thing as an indigenous Middle Eastern homosexual, or is it a Western import? What kind of evidence is there for the existence of these lesbians? What were their lives like?

Links

News:

Gay City News

www.BornLikeThis.org

Topix Gay News Aggregator
The Advocate
Queerty
Poz
Pink News
QueerUK

LGBT Organizations:

The Trevor Project (suicide prevention)

Ali Forney Center for LGBT Youth Homeless
Queers For Economic Justice
Audre Lorde Project
Sylvia's Place
Anti Violence Project
Sylvia Rivera Law Project
ACT UP
International Gay and Lesbian Human Rights Commission
FIERCE!
Lesbian Herstory Archives
Lambda Legal
Gay Lesbian and Straight Education Network
Gay Men's Health Crisis
National Gay and Lesbian Task Force
Empire State Pride Agenda

Queer Women Blogs

Jules Sengle
AfterEllen
Angry Black Bitch
Anne Neczypor
Asexy Beast
Autostraddle
Blue Gal
Card Carrying Lesbian
Cherrygrrl
Chicktellectual
DISGRASIAN
Dorothy Surrenders
EurOut
Fannie's Room
Funky Brown Chick
Grace The Spot
Girlfriend is a Homo
Hahn At Home
Jasmyne Cannick
Jewbiquitous
Jill Matrix
JozJozJoz
Law With Grace
Lesbian Dad
Lesbiatopia
Lesbilicious
little. yellow. different.
Malinda Lo
Marga Gomez
Min Jung
Mixed Drinks with Dr. Pepper
My Mom is a Fob
Nouveau Butch
Pam’s House Blend
Quench Zine
Really, Papi?
SistersTalk Radio
Sugarbutch Chronicles
The Bilerico Project
The Lesbian Lifestyle
The Lesbian Question
The Surprise Dyke
This Girl Called Automatic Win
Trish Bendix
Up Popped A Fox
Weezer Monkey

Queer Male Blogs:

Kenyon Farrow
Richard Kim
Kai Wright
Rodonline
Joe.My.God.
Towleroad
Gawker
Blabbeando
Kennethinthe212
Doug Ireland
Republic of T
The Daily Dish

General Progressive Sites:

Democracy Now
Thinkprogress
The Nation
Feministing
Feministe

Out-FM: New York's Only Progressive LGBT Radio Hour

Former Panther Ericka Huggins & Janis Ian

Tuesday, 24 January 2012 23:42

Click HERE to Listen to the whole show.

Click HERE to Listen to the Janis Ian segment (22 min)

Last November, the movie “J. Edgar,” starring Leonardo DiCaprio, was released. The film purports to portray the life of J. Edgar Hoover, the founding director of what later became the FBI, which he ruled for 5 decades until his death in 1972. The portrayal selects certain sordid chapters from Hoover’s life, such as his secret surveillance of high-level Democratic Party politicians, persecution of Dr. Martin Luther King Jr., and his downplaying of the role of organized crime, but also spends a large amount of time exploring his homoerotic relationship with his chosen second-in-command, Clyde Tolson, and his strange Mama’s boy relationship with his mother. The film’s box office take has exceeded $50 million, but reviews have

Wednesday, 11 January 2012 11:21

Listen here to the 1/10/12 Out-FM.

On today's show, Trish Spoto interviews Nerina Penzhorn, director of Waited For, a documentary about South African lesbians adopting across racial lines.

Bob Lederer then interviews Joey Mogul, co-author of Queer (In)Justice: The Criminalization of LGBT People in the United States, about police brutality and harrassment of queer people.

Pip, Lee, and their daughters in the film Waited For

Out-FM's 2011 Queer Year in Review

Tuesday, 27 December 2011 17:44

Listen here to the December 27th Out-FM.

Out-FM's Marle, Naomi, Chris, Trish, and John share their picks for the best arts, activism, and events of 2011.

Marle discusses the best Broadway and Off-Broadway plays of the year, plus his favorite documentaries, music, and books.

Then Naomi discusses the Boat to Gaza, the conflict between the LGBT Center and Siegebusters, and Occupy Wall Street.

Chris then reads from Justin Vivian Bond's Tango: My Childhood Backwards and in High Heels, then further discusses why Occupy Wall Street should be important for LGBT folks. Listen here and here to more LGBT voices from Occupy Wall Street.

Trish reviews her favorite music and documentaries, then reminisces about the Friday we all found out that gay marriage became legal in New York State.

John discusses Mumia's stay of execution, then reviews developments in LGBT characters on TV this year.

Finally, we remember some of the many LGBT people we lost in 2011.

The music on tonight's show included Xavier's "Favorite Things," Twin Danger's "Show Me Love," and "This Time of Year."

Happy Queer Year from Out-FM!

Trevor Project, IGLHRC on Hillary Clinton's Gaywashing, and Baldwin Roundtable Final Segment

Tuesday, 27 December 2011 17:30

Listen here to the December 13th Out-FM.

Naomi Brussel reviews the LGBT news of the week, then speaks with IGLHRC about Secretary of State Hillary Clinton's recent pinkwashing.

She then speaks with the Program Director of the Trevor Project about preventing LGBT teen suicide around the holidays.

Finally, we hear the final segment from our LGBT James Baldwin Roundtable with Jewelle Gomez, Kenyon Farrow, and Richard Blint.

Jamaican Activist Maurice Tomlinson, Newark's Darryl Moore, and Mirta Santaliz

Tuesday, 03 January 2012 20:11

Listen here to the 1/3 Out-FM.

Up first, Naomi interviews Maurice Tomlinson, a Jamaican queer and HIV/AIDS activist about the election of a Prime Minister last week who said openly in debate that she would be willing to have a gay person in her cabinet because the ability of the person is important and not their sexuality.

We also share a presentation from Darryl Moore, head of the Newark LGBT Commission, from a panel on Gay Black Men in the University

We also hear the personal story of a Latina lesbian named Mirta Santaliz.

Finally, we gave away five pairs of tickets to the amazing new lesbian-themed film Pariah.

Charles Rice-Gonzalez, Pauline Park, ISO/OWS, and New SAGE Senior Center

Tuesday, 27 December 2011 17:33

Listen here to the December 20th Out-FM.

First, Laura Durkey of the International Socialist Organization (ISO) talks about queer engagement with Occupy Wall Street.

Naomi Brussel interviews the director of a new queer senior center that SAGE is opening.

Brad Taylor interviews Charles Rice Gonzalez author of a novel called Chulito. Gonzalez is co-founder and director of BAAD (the Bronx Academy of Art and Dance).

Finally, we hear a commentary on transgender issues by activist Pauline Park.

Fundraising Special on Howard Zinn

Saturday, 17 December 2011 14:56

CLICK HERE TO Listen (right click to download and save) Fundraising Special:

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Howard Zinn was the topic of the December 6, 2011 Out-FM.

On tonight's show, listen to celebrities from James Earl Jones to Marisa Tomei reading from Zinn's classic People's History of the United States.

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