Dec

8

Secretly Monitoring Your Partner’s Web Activity; Discussing Venice 1.01 – She Said She Said #26

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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 Monday’s segment, we discussed:

*Analysis: Venice 1.01
*Book discussion: My Miserable Lonely Lesbian Pregnancy (by Andrea Askowitz)
*Listener submitted question: How can I tell when my girlfriend is lying to me?
*Parenting: When your teenager sneaks out the house at 1am
*Using WebWatcher to secretly monitor your partner’s web activity

Dec

2

Actor, Model, Fitness Trainer Josh Holland

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Josh Holland plays the role of Archibald in the hit lesbian web series Anyone But Me. He moved to New York City in 2006 to pursue his dreams of making it in the entertainment industry. A little birdie informs us that Josh was one of the fitness trainers on tour with Madonna.

Josh graduated from Northwestern Oklahoma State University with a BS in Mass Communications. His many endeavors include film and television acting, commercial and fashion modeling, fitness modeling, print modeling, and some runway modeling. Some of his proudest accomplishments are booking major commercial campaigns and being able to travel around the world to see new places and experience new things.

See Josh’s modeling images

Watch Josh act in the hit lesbian web series Anyone But Me.

Nov

5

The Advocate Magazine Sinks Like the Titanic – Adios, Bastards!

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I just learned via a HuffPo article written by Judy Wieder that The Advocate is packin’ it up and goin’ away. I can’t say I’m sorry to hear that at all.

In case you haven’t read the “official stories” or the gossip, Regent Media, the latest owner of The Advocate–once the national LGBT newsmagazine of record for America (41-years-old exactly!)–is reducing the publication to a 32-page mini-mag, taking it off the newsstands, and packaging it up with its “sister” publication, Out magazine. Subscribers will get a magazine they never wanted (Out) and, of course, the still-free website.

Before you head over to read that HuffPo article, be advised that the author sounds like a jaded former employee takin’ jabs at a publication that supposedly wronged her. The article is full of arrogant comments about Wieder’s accomplishments while she was at The Advocate. She’s saying, “Hey, it’s not my fault The Advocate died, but it sure is nice to see it sinking like the Titanic.” I’ll admit I’m standing next to Judy on the shore, clapping and smiling really big as we watch The Advocate takes its last desperate breath. It was an exclusive (the opposite of inclusive, just in case you didn’t get that) piece of rag that catered to white upperclass gay men and (mostly) white straight celebrities.

After wading through Judy’s article (which actually looks like a cleverly disguised resume), I get the feeling Judy still hasn’t gotten over the fact that she was canned. She’s still using her position at The Advocate as her official title. Well, sorta. Her tagline says she’s “the former (bold emphasis is mine) Editor In Chief of The Advocate.” Would you put that on your business card?

Stranger: Hi, my name is Jane. Who are you?
Me: I’m Genia, the former Marketing and Sales Director at Ford. And I’m Chris’s former wife. And I’m Lisa’s former girlfriend . . . and Barb’s former girlfriend . . . and . . .

Anywho, I’m completely off the subject. So yeah . . . adios The Advocate.

Next!

Nov

4

Author and Longtime GLBT Activist Perry Brass on SistersTalk Radio – Nov 05,2009

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Perry Brass is the author of the new book The Manly Art of Seduction:How to Meet, Talk To, and Become Intimate With Anyone. Brass is an internationally recognized voice on gender subjects, gay relationships, and the history and literature of the movement towards GLBT equality. Listen to more SistersTalk Radio. Follow SistersTalk Radio on Twitter.

author | gay | lesbian | equality | LGBT

Oct

21

Matt Skallerud of Pink Banana Media on SistersTalk Radio – Oct 22,2009

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Matt Skallerud, President of Pink Banana Media, began his career in the gay & lesbian marketplace when he founded GayWired.com in May of 1995. He successfully led GayWired.com into becoming one of the premiere gay websites worldwide, translating that success to LesbiaNation.com and QTMagazine.com (gay travel site). In 2001, he expanded this online reach by launching a company focused on both developing niche-oriented websites for the gay & lesbian community and helping companies large and small reach these gay & lesbian consumers through this expanded network of websites, which included GayMonkey.com, GaySports.com, Navigaytion.com, PrideParenting.com and GayBusinessWorld.com, just to name a few. Having sold these sites, his focus is now on the latest in advertising and marketing utilizing social networks and tailoring their opportunities to the GLBT community. Listen to more SistersTalk Radio. Follow SistersTalk on Twitter. Add SistersTalk on Facebook.

Matt Skallerud | gay media | lesbian media | marketing | social media

Oct

18

Charles Robbins, Executive Director/CEO of The Trevor Project – Oct 18,2009

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The Trevor Project is the leading national organization focused on crisis and suicide prevention efforts among lesbian, gay, bisexual, transgender and questioning (LGBTQ) youth. The Trevor Project operates the only accredited, nationwide, around-the-clock crisis and suicide prevention helpline for LGBTQ youth.

lesbian | gay | transgender | suicide | youth

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.

lesbians | dating | equality | coming out | gay and lesbian films

Sep

23

Screenwriter, Director Sara St. Martin Lynne on SistersTalk Radio – Sep 24,2009

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Sara St. Martin Lynne is a screenwriter, producer and director. Sara has produced and directed numerous short films, documentaries and corporate work. Sara joins us to discuss her film Night Fliers. Listen to more SistersTalk Radio. Follow SistersTalk on Twitter. Add SistersTalk on Facebook.

gender | filmmaking | queer | sara st martin lynne | screenwriter

Sep

19

Lesbian Craziness Scale; Dirty Pictures Online; She Said, She Said #11 – Sep 20,2009

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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: *Lesbians posting dirty pictures on social networks *Brooklyn lesbian video blogger Arielle Scarcella *Review of movie 'The Gymnast' *Levels 1 - 5 of lesbian craziness *SistersTalk weekly roundup. Music at the end of this show: When the World Turned Off Its Lights - by Lucy Michelle and the Velvet Lapelles [listen to this podcast]

Sep

16

The Ladies of Cherry Bomb on SistersTalk Radio – Sep 17,2009

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Join us as we talk to the ladies of AfterEllen.com's Cherry Bomb: Dalila Ali Rajah, Gloria Bigelow, Tatum De Roeck, and Nikki Caster.   Music played at the end of the show: When the World Turned Off Its Lights - by Lucy Michelle and the Velvet Lapelles.  [Listen to this podcast.]



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