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Introduction
- Free vs. open software
- Passed away: Gianna Israel
- New life at ifge.org
- Olympic sexism
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12:23
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Raving Raven
Good news: the bald eagles are returning
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15:07
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Gender News
- Columbian bicycle courier gets 4 years for grabbing woman's bottom
- NJ: Trans school teacher persecuted by parents
- NOW president decries South Dakota's anti-abortion law
- South Africa: Six young men arrested in murder of young woman
- NYC: LGBT leader calls for end to GLBT support for Hilary Clinton
- Federal Judge refuses motion for appeal by Matthew Shepard's murderer
- NYC rally planned for arrested 70-year-old trans woman
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26:47
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Question of the Week
"In smaller communities, it seems like post-ops become automatic role models . According to Dr.Walter Bockting, there is no correct way to transition. I believe at least 3 leading TG rights advocates chose to be non-op including Phyllis Frye and Holly Boswell. How do you communicate that surgery is not always necessary for everyone?"
(From: Ricki)
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34:52
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Probably the most visible 'out' trans person in professional radio today, Andrea Sears is the broadcast news editor and anchor at WBAI/Pacifica Radio in New York City. She has been a broadcast journalist for over sixteen years, and won a golden reel award from the National Federation of Community Broadcasters
WBAI Online
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44:45
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One of the earliest 'out' trans-identified radio hosts, Sarah DePalma begain co-hosting "After Hours", a broadcast on KPFT, Houston, in early 1995. Sarah is the former national director of It's Time America, and was for 7 years the state director of It's Time, Texas.
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55:30
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Co-hosting KPFT's other GLBT program, "Queer Voices", is Jenifer Rene, who joins us for this all-too-brief interview.
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62:45
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Nancy briefly sketches GenderTalk's beginning, then Ethan St. Pierre tells us all about TransFM, the online network of all-trans programming.
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66:37
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Marti Abernathey joins us to talk about the Radical Trannies, the program on TransFM that she co-hosts with Ethan
mzmartipants@gmail.com
radicaltrannies.com
Email Marti at mzmartipants @gmail.com
Radical Trannies website
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75:17
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The GenderTalk Calendar
Upcoming events of special interest (add your events here)
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80:00
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Katrina Rose, host of the online semiweekly "I'd Rather Be a Trans Flake Than a Trans Fake" program. Katrina is a licensed attorney in Texas and Minnesota who is currently not practicing while working toward a Ph.D. in history and teaching an undergraduate level course on transgender history.
Katrina's website
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88:16
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Our youngest trans talk host on this program, Susan Moses is an out-of-the-closet 24 year old male-to-female transsexual living in Lake Tahoe Nevada. Her weekly radio show 'the Talking Tranny' talks about issues of specific interest to members of the transgender community.
Talking Tranny website
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96:17
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Hosting the weekly trans comedy program "Tranny Wreck", Rebecca Nay hails in from Portland, Oregon with her weekly podcast. Says Rebecca, "Comedy is a VERY important part of my life." She also does "a lot of networking in the podcast community at large."
Tranny Wreck website
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105:19
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Becky Juro is a freelance writer and activist living in New Jersey, from where she hosts the online weekly program, The Becky Juro Show.
Becky's Blog
Queer Music Online
Email Becky at beckygrrl @ optonline.net
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114:05
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Engineering the Becky Juro show from Arizona is Mike Scott, who identifies as an out bi man. Mike also co-hosts with Becky
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120:00
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