Out Loud
Out Loud is KBOO's queer culture radio show, celebrating & serving the lesbian, gay, bisexual, transgender, queer, questioning & allied communities. We feature interviews with community groups, authors, musical talent, and anyone from the queer & allied communities. We strive to give voice to those not heard in the main stream media.
Update on our schedule change for 2013 :: Out Loud will not air the last Tuesday of each month in 2013. Instead, you can enjoy 'Tune In, Turn On and Remember: 45 years of KBOO Community Radio'. This special public affairs programming consists of gems from the KBOO archives in celebration of our 45th anniversary!
Out Loud is a community created radio show. We need volunteers to help create Out Loud. Please consider getting involved, as there are many things that need to happen before, during and after each radio show. Your skills and contributions are welcome and needed! Email us if you have any questions about getting involved, or even if you just want to say 'Hi!'
For more national and international LGBTQ news and information, check out This Way Out Radio.
To submit event announcements, to share an idea or feedback and to contact the folks who create the show, email OutLoudRadio@gmail.com
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Thank you for listening! Until next time, stay proud and live out loud!
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Why is Queer discrimination not also known as Adult Bullying?
On today's show we will look at the upcoming 'Amendment 1' battle in North Carolina, hear some words of wis-dumb from our old pal Newt Gingrich on what America means, and discuss the recent updates in what is supposed to be a completly dead practice: Sexual Conversion Therapy.
Today's show is special as it is a CALL-IN SHOW!!! All callers welcome!
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- Length: 59:10 minutes (54.17 MB)
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Queer Culture Radio
Tonight we feature music from God-des and She, who are performing live in Portland on Friday April 13th at SMYRC's new location. We start the show with a music break with Struggle from God-des and She.
Our first guest is Chana Wilson to discuss her memior, Riding Fury Home. Chana is reading from her memoir on Monday April 16 @ 6pm @ In Other Words.
Music break with Love Machine from God-des and She.
Next we welcome Jess, the Youth Program Manager at the Sexual Minority Youth Resource Center. SMYRC has undergone some huge changes recently, including moving to a new location. Jess shares recent news, and invites everyone to their big celebration & official ribbon cutting party at the new location (2406 NE Sandy Blvd) on Friday, April 13th!
Music break with Yeah Yeah Yeah from God-des and She.
Sunny Clark, from SS Productions, joins us to share some community events & announcements. We cover alot of great events, so have something handy to write down the details.
Music break with You Know My Name from God-des and She. This is the first single released from their fourth album.
Carla wraps up the show with an invite to the 10 year anniversary celebration for Out Loud happening on Friday May 11 at Crush. Join us as we celebrate queer culture
- Length: 62:21 minutes (28.54 MB)
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Manifest and the Smart Recovery Program
On this evening's program, we speak to representatives from the Artists Repertory Theatre about 'Standing On Ceremony', the gay marriage plays, a group of short plays that explore issues surrounding marriage equality.
Later, we interview the wonderful Bart Church and Alan Silver from the organization known as Manifest, a non-profit men’s wellness community with regular groups and monthly classes.
In our last segment, we interview with the amazing Alex Levin and Shad Alexander from the Smart Recovery Program. The Smart Recovery Program is a nonprofit organization created with the goal of helping people achieve freedom from abusive behaviors. The group meets at the Q center on Monday evenings.
Click here for more information.
- Title: Manifest and the Smart Recovery Program
- Length: 57:05 minutes (9.8 MB)
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Queer Health and Fierceness
From the Center for American Progress we have Kellan Baker. With his amazing work as a health policy analyst and LGBTQ Health researcher, the CAP has been instrumental in making sure all Queers have access to quality health care. On the show we will talk about his amazing work and the role the Affordable Care Act has on Queer health
Miss Gay Oregon 35 (James) will be joining us today to talk about the world of Drag and Female Impersonation. Also, as part of the Imperial Sovereign Rose Court, James will discuss some of the philanthropic work he does for LGBTQ youth including scholarship and community work More information about them can be found at www.rosecourt.org
Reid Decker and James Dixon from Red Dress PDX will talk about the upcoming Red Dress Party that raises money for Our House, Cascade Aids Project, and Quest Center! More information can be found at www.reddresspdx.com
Lastly, Ernesto Dominguez and Kayla Johnston from the Oregon Queer Youth Summit will share with us some of the amazing work that is going on for the event on May 12th at 8:45am-5:45pm at PSU Smith Memorial Student Union (visit www.chatpdx.org/oqys for more information)
- Length: 59:46 minutes (54.72 MB)
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Out Loud for Tuesday, March 20th 2012
Tonight’s show features author Everett Maroon who wrote a “comical memoir” about his life as a transgender man. Also on the show, we’ll hear from Jennifer Lanier, a cast member of Tarell Alvin McCraney’s “The Brother/Sister Plays”, a trilogy of plays that will be split into two shows, the first which opens at the Portland Playhouse Theatre on March 31st. The second show will open on April 21st.
- Title: Out Loud for Tuesday, March 20th 2012
- Length: 55:34 minutes (50.88 MB)
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Out Loud on Tues March 6
Tonight we feature local change agents working on making impacts in our larger communities.
Before we welcomed our first guest, we took a music break with 'Una Mujer' from Renee Muzquiz's CD "Gay in Texas". This music was featured in 'Bunkin' with You in the Afterlife', the musical produced by BroadArts Theatre. The final run of this performance is this weekend at Interstate Firehouse Community Center on Friday March 9 and Saturday March 10.
Our first guest was Ty Stober, Board Chair for Washington United for Marriage, and we discussed that special something that happened in WA state recently. Ty invited listeners to participate in upcoming Town Hall discussions regarding marriage equality, hosted by Equal Rights Washington.
Music break from Glitterfruit, playing 'Gay Country Song'. Glitterfruit will perform with Lynx and Tender Forever on Friday March 16th at Lewis & Clark College's Agnes Flanagan Chapel, as part of the Gender Symposium.
Dayna Morrison, coordinator for the LGBTQ Health Coalition, joins us to discuss the Meaningful Care Conference happening on Friday March 30th in Portland.
Music break from Glitterfruit, playing 'Yelling in the Dark'.
Next we welcome Paige, a student at Lewis & Clark college, to discuss the upcoming Gender Studies Symposium, a free event that welcomes the public and is happening Wed March 14 through Friday March 16th.
We wrap up the show with a new special guest segment featuring Fag & Hag. Fag & Hag dish on local events & encourage you to support local music & arts communities.
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Thank you for listening! Until next time, stay proud and live out loud!
- Title: Out Loud on Tues March 6
- Date: March 6
- Year: 2012
- Producer: Carla
- Length: 60:09 minutes (13.77 MB)
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Labor, Socialism, Race, and Queer rights!
Tune in to this weeks show where we will discuss two exciting topics!
The first is looking at the similarities between the Labor movement and the Queer movement with Dr. Joesph Zompetti (School of Communication at Illinois State University) and Sherry Wolf (Author of Sexuality and Socialism: History, Politics, and Theory of LGBT Liberation).
Also, in honor of Black history month, we will talk with Dr. Antonio (Jay) Pastrana, Jr. (Department of Sociology at John Jay College of Criminal Justice, City University of New York) about the interconnection between Race and LGBT Social Movement Organizing.
- Title: Labor, Race, And Queer
- Length: 59:45 minutes (54.71 MB)
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Outloud Interviews Local Artist Logan Lynn
In this show, Sasha speaks with local musician-writer-activist Logan Lynn about his work and lots of other topics and we play three amazing songs. You can learn more about his work by clicking here!!
In the second half of the program, This Way Out brings us the story of how Washington State won marriage equality.
Stay proud, and keep on living Outloud!
- Length: 34:53 minutes (79.85 MB)
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Queering Sex, Love and Relationships
To celebrate Valentines Day, we are queering sex, love and relationships with a two hour special!
We welcome Myshkin, from Myshkin's Ruby Warblers, to the show and we'll feature new music from her latest record 'That Diamond Lust'. Tracks from the album featured on this show included "Pity" "Whalebone Skirt" "Hoopa" "Lucky" and "Saturnalia."
We also welcome Molly Franks, Health Educator from Multnomah County Health Department's STD/HIV/Hep C programs. Molly will update us on the Health Department's health promotion work, and we discuss latest trends with sexually transmitted infections. She also shares tips for preventing STIs, where to get tested for STIs, and why communication is so important in relationships.
Kyle Z, Certified Clinical Sexologist and a certified Sex Educator, joins the conversation later in the show. Kyle will address common questions about sexual health, and he'll offer tools for self care for healthy relationships. Kyle answers questions from the community about sexual health, healthy relationships, preventing sexually transmitted infections, and just about anything you might ask about sex.
- Length: 83:04 minutes (76.05 MB)
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Growing up Mormon and Queer
While religous belief and expression is a comfort to some, for others it can create confusion, misery and chaos. Such is the experience of many queer people who were raised Mormon. For this membership drive special of Out Loud, hear the stories of queer identified folks who come from a culture dominated by the Church of Jesus Christ of Latter Day Saints. We'll hear the story of Joseph Dallin, who wrote a book about his experiences. This show was broadcast during the 2012 Winter Membership drive. If you become a member by 02/18/12 you may be able to recieve a copy of Joe's book as a thank you gift.
Later in the show we’ll hear the stories of two trans men, one who was accepted by his family, the other ... well not so much. We’ll also hear an excerpt of “Voices in Exile: Stories of Lesbian Mormons.”
How did Joseph and others cope with being members of a church that has spent millions of dollars fighting LGBT equality? How has their Mormon background influenced their current beliefs regarding religion and spirituality? Listen now to find out. Also, while your listening to this show, remember that we need your help keeping this program on the air by becoming a member of KBOO.
- Title: Growing up Mormon and Queer
- Length: 44:33 minutes (40.78 MB)
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JUNE 3, 2013 - 6PM
Community Events
Cascade AIDS Walk
Just wanted to remind listeners looking for information about AIDS, you can reach the statewide AIDS Hotline at 800-777-2437. Cascad Aids project can be found at cascadeaids.org or 503-223-5907. Thanks- Jacob Anderson-Minshall