Sep

30

Daily Tweet Digest

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What I Posted on Twitter Yesterday:

  • 17:38 @rockmanac Are you going to DC for the equality march? #
  • 17:44 Ha! Ha! Is Gays.com really piggybackin’ off NEM to get new users? tr.im/A9qu #FAIL #
  • 18:13 @Cherilnc I loved your book. Looking forward to more about Brianna and Pam. Your sex scenes were H.O.T! #
  • 03:41 Doctors settle case for denying lesbian treatment – tr.im/Ac3z #
  • 03:43 Court dismisses suit by lesbian who couldn’t see dying partner at a Miami Hospital – tr.im/Ac3Q #
  • 03:45 Cleveland is selected to be host of the 2014 Gay Games – tr.im/Ac4S #
  • 04:13 Michigan tells mom: Stop babysitting your neighbor’s kids – or else! tr.im/AcbV #
  • 04:20 @LocaConPistolas Some of the articles I tweet can make a person really angry. I still tweet them though so people can stay informed. #

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Sep

30

SistersTalk Listed In ‘10 Lesbians to Follow on Twitter’ List

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I just woke my partner (it’s 3am) to tell her that SistersTalk is listed in Kathy Belge’s 10 Lesbians to Follow on Twitter list. Normally, I wouldn’t wake her for these sorts of things, but I’m so completely honored (and excited!) to be on such an impressive list with these ladies: Suze Orman, Melissa Etheridge (her street team), Tegan and Sara, Rachel Maddow, Ellen DeGeneres, Dorothy Snarker, Girlports, National Center for Lesbian Rights and Kate Clinton.

What Kathy says about SistersTalk:

Genia Stevens, host of Sister Talk radio is on the edge for me. She tweets a lot. Many times a day. But I keep following her because what she’s saying is so informative. She doesn’t just push her show, like some other radio hosts do. She tweets about important news and events in the LGBT community. Like “Study: Lesbian, gay, bisexual, transgender middle school students harassed more – http://tr.im/A4Ee” and “Memphis Billboard Featuring Gay Marine Vandalized – http://tr.im/zZ4N.” Sometimes she’s interactive: “Question for the lesbians: Do you think lesbians have sex on the first date more often that we like to admit it?”

That’s a pretty accurate description of my tweetin’ habits. I try to be informative and provide as much news as I can regarding the LGBTQ community. I also try to interact as often as I can with my followers. I’ve asked my followers questions about their favorite music, their favorite books, their favorite movies and films, their sexual activities (I know, I’m nosey) and what they’d like to hear me and my partner discuss on the She Said, She Said episodes on SistersTalk Radio. Interacting with my followers helps me remain true to the reason I started SistersTalk Radio; my partner and I want to host what we consider to be the most diverse LGBTQ online talk radio show you’ll find anywhere on the ‘net. We can’t do that if we’re not getting input from the people who listen to our show.

Yes, I tweet a lot. But I talk waaaay more than I tweet, so consider yourself lucky you don’t have to actually listen to me. I’m sure my partner wonders if I come with an off switch. I do, but I won’t tell her where to find it. She’ll have to figure that one out on her own.

Sep

29

Daily Tweet Digest

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What I Posted on Twitter Yesterday:

  • 06:52 Ignore the misuse of YOUR: Air Force Hero Forced to Choose: Admit Your Gay or Accept Rape Charge tr.im/zZ1k #
  • 06:53 Lutherans put off decision on split for 1 year – tr.im/zZ1E #
  • 06:54 Thousands protest in Rome against homophobic attacks – tr.im/zZ1S #
  • 07:05 Memphis Billboard Featuring Gay Marine Vandalized – tr.im/zZ4N #
  • 08:05 Cop admits he stole marijuana from suspects & made pot brownies – tr.im/zZlJ #
  • 08:52 Supporters of same-sex marriage in Maine show ad – tr.im/zZBv #
  • 08:53 Lilly Receives Honor from Lambda Legal – tr.im/zZBO #
  • 08:56 Bloggers Debate Cancelation of Serbia’s Gay Pride Parade
    – tr.im/zZD2 #
  • 12:11 Thinking of shackin’ up with your partner? How long do you wait before bustin’ out the Uhaul? #
  • 13:11 Question for the lesbians: Do you think lesbians have sex on the first date more often that we like to admit it? #
  • 16:02 CA gubernatorial candidate Meg Whitman (former eBay CEO) is against gay marriage – tr.im/A22Q #
  • 23:51 Just finished reading ‘Losing Control’ by @CherilNC. #
  • 01:11 I.fuckin.love.this.song. What about you? tr.im/xk7H #
  • 01:12 @rudigm I know a couple of us who still have sex. Ha! #
  • 01:59 Beating death captured on video in Chicago. (warning: very graphic) – tr.im/A4s3 #
  • 02:53 RT @ctlesbians Study finds no difference between children raised by gay or straight adoptive parents bit.ly/10SYW4 #
  • 02:55 7,000 Gay Men Help Study AIDS; Effort to Beat Disease Began 25 Years Ago – tr.im/A4Dm #
  • 02:57 NYPD Ignored Gay-Bash Incident: Victim – tr.im/A4DM #
  • 02:59 Study: Lesbian, gay, bisexual, transgender middle school students harassed more – tr.im/A4Ee #
  • 03:01 Violence Against the Transgendered Only Getting Worse – tr.im/A4F3 #

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Sep

28

Clarke’s ‘Losing Control’ Examines Lesbian Love and Dirty Politics

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Author Cheril N. Clarke examines love, self-loathing and dirty politics in her novel Losing Control. Toss in a closeted lesbian, a closeted gay man, a confused married woman, an angry husband and an ambitious backstabbing campaign volunteer and you’ll be glued to the pages of Losing Control for hours and hours.

Clarke does an excellent job of examining the coming out process: from denial and self-loathing to the moment every gay person finally experiences full acceptance of who s/he really is. Every emotion her characters feel, you feel: angst, intense sexual arousal, anger, frustration and joy.

Losing Control is a touching, dramatic and tumultuous lesbian love story. Readers will want to skip ahead to learn the outcome of Brianna and Pamela’s relationship because the sexual tension will drive any warm-blooded person insane. The last page of this novel will leave readers asking, “What? Is that it?” and anxiously waiting for a sequel.

Sep

28

Daily Tweet Digest

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What I Posted on Twitter Yesterday:

  • 15:12 Finishing prep work for tonight’s interview with gay Black author Lamar Ariel (www.lamarariel.com) #
  • 15:24 I guess lesbians are the only ones allowed to make lesbian jokes. tr.im/zVks (I have lots of them!) #
  • 15:25 Gay rights measures on the ballot in three states – tr.im/zVl1 #
  • 15:28 Madonna’s gay brother hates her. Who knew!? tr.im/zVlK #
  • 15:31 I’m humored that any gay person in America gives two shits that adulterous Slick Willy has changed his mind about gay marriage. #
  • 15:39 @riwired IMO, it’s about publicity – especially since we’re marching against HIS policies next month in DC. #
  • 15:43 Anyone remember the very first screen name you ever used online? Mine was DoveRita – a tribute to the poet Rita Dove. #
  • 15:53 Donate $10 or $30 to the Marriage Equality Bus to Iowa. Another $400 needed. bit.ly/iowabus2 (via @edreggi) #
  • 15:54 @SarahTMoon I haven’t read his book. I didn’t even know she had a gay brother! #
  • 16:05 @2Serenity Your first screen name is a secret? That must’ve been one HOT screen name! #
  • 17:03 Live now: Interview with gay Black author Lamar Ariel – tr.im/zVi6 #fb #

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Sep

27

Gay Black Author Lamar Ariel on SistersTalk Radio

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Tonight on SistersTalk Radio, we interviewed Lamar Ariel, author of Ready to Male, an autobiographical fiction written in the form of letters. Using humor, wordplay, poetry and a healthy dose of sarcasm, each chapter contains exaggerated interpretations of real life experiences.

Hear Lamar discuss:

*Where the idea for his book came from
*His relationship with his parents
*The art of visualization and the power of positive thinking
*How his life has changed since his book was published
*His coming out story
*Advice for new writers
*Upcoming projects

Download the podcast now.

Read our review of Ready to Male.

Sep

27

Daily Tweet Digest

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What I Posted on Twitter Yesterday:

  • 19:33 The Beloit College Mindset List always makes me feel really old: tr.im/zQJa #
  • 19:56 Slick Willy Clinton claims he’s changed his mind about DOMA & gay marriage: tr.im/zQMJ (I still don’t trust him or Hillary) #
  • 22:38 "Are you sure you want to block HillaryNews?" Yes! Hell yes! #
  • 00:39 At Club Impulse. Ronnie Niles is playing. #fail She reminds me of really bad Karaoke. myloc.me/NaLg #

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Sep

26

Daily Tweet Digest

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What I Posted on Twitter Yesterday:

  • 08:02 @40LbSnO Maybe you can vote for all 4 songs? Ha! #
  • 12:34 Dating a Lesbian Mom; She Said, She Said EP#12 – tr.im/zHEZ #
  • 15:49 Straight on Gay – tr.im/zKj6 (via @IrisinNC) #
  • 23:25 At Plan B, a new gay bar in Madison, WI. Never knew you could turn classic Rock into a hip-hop remix. myloc.me/MhUa #

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Sep

25

Daily Tweet Digest

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What I Posted on Twitter Yesterday:

  • 12:08 The National Equality March is 17 days away. My partner & I will be there. Will you? #
  • 12:59 Conservative Lutherans Threaten Flight Over Gay Issues – tr.im/zCZq #
  • 13:02 Lesbian of convenience – tr.im/zD0a #
  • 13:03 Campaign to overturn Prop. 8 & legalize gay marriage begins today with ballot filing – tr.im/zD0p #
  • 13:20 Confessions of a Parking Lot Pimp: Ever Had a Switch Situation? tr.im/zD5O #
  • 14:15 MySpace finally decided to play nice with others. Sync MySpace with Twitter: tr.im/zDp1 #
  • 14:30 @Onei73 Nat Eql March is addressing issues for QOC. Derek Washington is the Director of Diversity Outreach – tr.im/zDtS #
  • 14:31 @quotidianlight Everyone wonders the same thing. We’ll keep our fingers crossed. #
  • 14:31 @convictxme Perhaps we’ll get to meet at the march? Hopefully we won’t miss each other.. #
  • 14:35 Too damn funny! And she’s cute, too: tr.im/zDvs #
  • 14:38 @quotidianlight It’s always time to build momentum, get our feet wet & make mistakes if we have to. We’ll learn A LOT in the process. #
  • 14:48 @Onei73 Derek would be an excellent source for that information. Healthcare issues are huge to him. Connect with him on FB. #
  • 14:56 I have to master my BlackBerry Storm before I get to DC next month. I’ll use it to liveblog the march & interview random participants. #
  • 18:37 Coming Out in Middle School – tr.im/zECO (use www.bugmenot.com if you need a username and password) #
  • 18:57 National Equality March Song Competition Finalists: Vote Now! – tr.im/zEIc #
  • 20:08 Reminder: Get text alerts from the National Equality March before & during the march. Text MARCH to 37686 #
  • 00:12 I’m a wee bit annoyed with the editing process for the latest She Said, She Said episode. I need liquid happiness. #

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Sep

25

Dating a Lesbian Mom; Lesbian Rebounds – She Said, She Said #12 – Sep 25,2009

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Warning: This podcast may contain material that might be offensive to some people. Don't listen to it if you're easily offended. She Said, She Said is a podcast featuring lesbian couple Genia and Andrea. Genia is the host of SistersTalk Radio and Andrea is the assistant producer. In this segment: *More on the National Equality March *Coming out the closet in middle school *Ever fell for your girl's best friend? *Dating a lesbian mommy *Short film reviews Music at the end of this show: Are Ya Gonna Kiss or Wave Goodbye - by Jose Ayerve and Spouse (a previous SistersTalk Radio guest) Listen to more SistersTalk Radio. Follow SistersTalk on Twitter. Add SistersTalk on Facebook. Contact Genia with comments.

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