 hosted by Nancy Nangeroni & Gordene O. MacKenzie
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| 00:00 |
Introduction
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| 8:07 |
Gender News
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| 15:23 | Mara Keisling talks with us about the proposed federal Hate Crimes legislation passed by the House and currently being considered by the Senate in committee.
Visit the National Center for Transgender Equality website at www.nctequality.org |
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| 26:26 | Raving Raven: Duck Murders in California | |
| 28:30 | Dallas Denny talks about the history of the Fantasia Fair
Visit the Fantasia Fair website at www.fantasiafair.org |
Ethan, Gordene, & Nancy do GTalk at FFair |
| 37:07 | Miqqi Gilbert, FFair program manager, on program activities at the Fantasia Fair | |
| 45:02 | Sandra Cole, helping professional, on the participation of partners and couples in Fantasia Fair | |
| 47:03 | Nancy & Gordene talk about the history of GenderTalk | |
| 58:55 |
 Boy in a Dress
by Namoli Brennet (visit www.namolibrennet.com) |
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| 63:40 | More talk from the Fantasia Fair 2005 | |
| 64:47 | Alison Laing, longtime trans ambassdor, on why people come back to the Fair, including the evening programs | |
| 69:33 | Holly Boswell on some of the spiritual dimensions of the Fair | |
| 74:33 | Joanna Wilhelmina McGuire shares her reasons for coming to the Fair | |
| 76:48 | Joanne Law, recipient of a Pioneer Award at the Fantasia Fair, on the GLBT radio program she hosted for five years in Ottawa | |
| 80:47 | Sherry Ashton performs her "Ophelia" standup |
Our audience (non-celeb faces blurred) |
| 84:04 |
Transgender Blues
by Sherry Ashton |
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| 86:50 | Joelle Ruby Ryan reads two of her poems:
Find out more about Genderquake, the book of poems, at www.genderquakepoems.com |
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| 94:50 | Trankila on how hir personal gender took shape. S/He presents as femme overall with one glaring exception: a beard | |
| 100:34 | Blake (Tranquila's wife) joins in to present her perspective | |
| 102:14 | Jamie Roberts speaks up for Raven, and talks about Atlanta's LaGender Inc, an organizaztion founded by Dee Dee Chamblee to provide support for trans folks in need, especially around HIV and homelessness | 
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| 111:38 | Donna talks about her first-time trans conference experience at the Fair | |
| 112:51 | Erin talks about feeling sad about having to leave the next day, after her second Fair | |
| 117:15 | Diana says she attends the Fair because of the sense of community she gets... and the anecdotes, of which she shares one with us | |
| 120:02 | Donna Cartwright talks about how attending the Fair gave her a more relaxed sense of community, and suggests that members of other religious traditions might want to participate | |
| 124:48 | Tasha talks about this, her first Fair | |
| 125:51 | Tori reads a poem by Robert Service | |
| 128:08 | End | |
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co-host/executive producer: Nancy Nangeroni
co-host/producer: Gordene MacKenzie
commentator/assistant:Ethan St. Pierre
commentator/assistant: Karen St. Pierre
engineer: Mark Weaver
web design and fabrication/audio post production: Nancy Nangeroni
GenderTalk is a production of WMBR Cambridge and Gender Education & Media, Inc.
GenderTalk theme music: "Counterpoint" from Point of View by Spyrogyra, GRP Records