Out in the Bay

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It is the San Francisco Bay Area’s weekly radio show about ‘queer’ life and issues. We blend journalism and oral history to bring you news, provocative conversation and commentary from and about lesbian, gay, bisexual, transgender and intersex people in the Bay Area and beyond.

It is the San Francisco Bay Area’s weekly radio show about ‘queer’ life and issues. We blend journalism and oral history to bring you news, provocative conversation and commentary from and about lesbian, gay, bisexual, transgender and intersex people in the Bay Area and beyond.

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Location:

San Francisco , CA

Genres:

LGBT

Interviews

Podcasts

Description:

Language:

English

Contact:

510-816-0450

Website:

http://www.outinthebay.com/

Email:

outinthebay@yahoo.com

Episodes

'The Women of San Quentin' shares stories of transgender women in male prisons

12/17/2015

Photojournalist Kristin Lyseggen profiles nine current and former inmates in her new book "The Women of San Quentin: Soul Murder of Transgender Women in...

Duration:00:29:49

Blame Sally concert benefits church-state separation group

11/12/2015

Lesbians and their friends take over the stage at Freight & Salvage Coffeehouse in Berkeley Friday, Nov. 13, in a concert benefiting Americans...

Duration:00:29:16

Shakespeare + Shocktoberfest ~ Gore & War

11/5/2015

Halloween not enough? The gory, century-old Grand Guignol theatre style is recreated in Thrillpeddlers' Shocktoberfest 16: Curse of the Cobra, playing...

Duration:00:29:56

Drag Kings & Queens Bend Space in 'Star Trek Live'

10/15/2015

Out in the Bay ventures into outer space 7pm Thursday with cast members of Star Trek Live, a comedic gender-bending homage to the hit '60s TV show, now...

Duration:00:28:58

A Simple (Feminist) Revolution: Judy Grahn

9/17/2015

Judy Grahn's "Common Woman" poems in the '60s and '70s inspired a generation of lesbian feminists. Her 2012 book, "A Simple Revolution: The Making of...

Duration:00:29:37

"The Right Side of History" for LGBT Equality

9/10/2015

Contrary to popular mythology, the LGBT civil rights movement did not begin with the June 1969 Stonewall Rebellion at New York's Stonewall Inn. Eric...

Duration:00:56:42

Making a Modern Family: Josh Gamson

9/3/2015

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...

Duration:00:28:59

Homeless Sing with Opera Star von Stade in "Street Requiem" This Weekend

8/27/2015

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...

Duration:00:29:07

Meet California State Senator Mark Leno

8/13/2015

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...

Duration:00:29:30

Conversion Therapy Persists

8/6/2015

The June 2015 SCOTUS ruling on gay marriage changed consciousness. But right wing zealots keep practicing 'conversion therapy' on minors, trying to make...

Duration:00:29:51

Straights: Heterosexuality in Post-Closeted Culture

7/30/2015

How has the growing acceptance and visibility of LGBT people affected how straight Americans view sexuality and gender – including their own? How has...

Duration:00:29:41

Harvey Milk: in his own words

7/23/2015

Just as the June 2015 U.S. Supreme Court marriage equality decision changed consciousness, so did Harvey Milk, the first openly gay elected politician...

Duration:00:29:16

Gilbert Baker: The Rainbow Flag

7/14/2015

Find out how the rainbow came to be a worldwide symbol of the gay rights movement. Why was it so hard to find pink flag fabric? What do the colors stand...

Duration:00:29:33

"Baloney" Gay Revue Teases, Titillates, Provokes

7/9/2015

Its creators call Baloney “San Francisco’s First Gay All-Male Revue,” but this weekend in SF, women join the cast. Choreographer Rory Davis and writer...

Duration:00:29:21

"I'm Already Disturbed ..." critiques M.D.s and social media

7/2/2015

During a long, debilitating illness doctors failed to diagnose, author Gabrielle Glancy had enough energy to save Facebook screenshots, but not enough...

Duration:00:29:44

Pride! Out In the Bay's 10th Anniversary Show!

6/25/2015

April 29th, 2015 at The Oasis Cabaret and Nightclub in San Francisco's SoMa district we taped the show before a live audience.

Duration:00:29:23

'Gay Semiotics' - a photo trip back to the 1970s

6/18/2015

Gay Semiotics is a set of two dozen iconic photographs with embedded text, presented as a tongue-in-cheek anthropological essay on the codes of sexual...

Duration:00:29:12

Teaching Toddlers About Gay Pride & Relationship Diversity

6/11/2015

Psychology professor Gayle Pitman's children’s book This Day in June, a picture book about Pride parades, helps parents and teachers introduce sexual...

Duration:00:30:08

The Gay '70s: "Sex, Drugs, And Disco"

6/4/2015

Take a trip back to the '70s with San Francisco author Mark Abramson. His memoir, "Sex, Drugs, and Disco" chronicles the story of gay men flooding into...

Duration:00:29:27

New partnership combats bullying

5/28/2015

People with disabilities and LGBT folks are teaming up to fight bullying. There are many similarities in why and how people in different groups are...

Duration:00:28:59