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Tune-in to Out-FM on Monday April 5th 2010 for a discussion about the Catholic Church’s global sex abuse scandal hosted by Out-FM member John Riley. Members of the Survivor Network of those Abused by Priests (SNAP) and Professor Daniel Maguire will discuss the Pope’s lack of response and calls for his resignation. Guests include SNAP spokesperson Barbara Dorris and Wisconsin SNAP director Mary Guenter.

Brad Taylor covers the assassination of Walter Trochez. Troches was a Honduran LGBT and HIV activist and was active against the Honduran Coup. Taylor interviews American University anthropologist Adrienne Pine, as well as two Honduran collegues of Trochez. Muscian and journalist Oscar Estrada and public health practicioner Camile Collins knew Walter Trochez from their association in Honduras.

John Riley brings us a report about the Haitian recipients of the 2010 Keith Cylar AIDS activist award and the 2010 Virginia Shubert Courage Award for their work on fighting the AIDS epidemic in earthquake ravaged Haiti.

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(Original airing January 12, 2004 - republished after Leslie Feinberg's recent death.) Face-Off 2, discussion in LGBT African American People of Color on issues discussed in news and communities, but not on a community level. Recorded at Audre Lorde Project. Hosted by Mark Fowler of NY Black Pride. Laurence Pinkney of Black Pride NYC and Cory is a heterosexual man of trans experince founder of EE productions, Cory born in NJ, lives in Brooklyn. The segment was recorded and produced by John Riley.

Leslie Feinberg

Jesse Heiwa brings us the voices of Leslie Feinberg and Mini Bruce Pratt from their report back from their trip to Tiawan where Stone Butch Blues was required reading for some high school students. Feinberg and Pratt discuss the importance of the book on the 10th anniversary of its publication and its impact in the US and the rest of the world including Mainland China and Tiawan. Feinberg and Pratt visited with working class lesbians at a LGBT bookstore in Taiwan where the translated book was read aloud for her in Mandarin Chinese. Feinberg begins by framing how and why she wrote the book. Pratt talks about another of Feinberg's speeches, discusses the repressive history of the Taiwanese government, and describes the crackdown on the queer bookstore where the book reading was later held. Files below are: first the whole January 12th 2004 show,  and lastly just the segment with Leslie Feinberg and Mini Bruce Pratt.  Click on the file you want to listen to stream. Otherwise click on the green download arrow.