SistersTalk Radio

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: *Anti-gay gay closet cases *Three couples sue to challenge Minnesota gay marriage ban *Lesbian ROTC student comes out, now Army wants its $80K back *Homemade sex toys *Favorite sex toys *Boycotting a straight friend's wedding Featured indie musician: Jasper James (Song played: It's On) Listen to more SistersTalk Radio. Subscribe on iTunes. Follow SistersTalk on Twitter. Become a fan on Facebook.

Sara Isaacson was an ROTC student at University of North Carolina–Chapel Hill until she came out to her commander as a lesbian. Now 21-year-old Isaacson, who is originally from Wisconsin, owes nearly $80,000 to the U.S. Army for repayment of a scholarship for seven semesters as an out-of-state student. Sara joins us on SistersTalk Radio to discuss her coming out story and what she's doing to deal with this huge financial debt she accumulated because she decided to tell the truth about her sexuality. Listen to more SistersTalk Radio. Subscribe on iTunes. Follow SistersTalk on Twitter. Become a fan on Facebook.

LZ Granderson is a senior writer and columnist for ESPN The Magazine and ESPN.com, and has contributed to ESPN's Sports Center, Outside the Lines and First Take. He is a 2010 nominee and the 2009 winner of the Gay & Lesbian Alliance Against Defamation (GLAAD) award for online journalism as well as the 2008 National Lesbian and Gay Journalists Association (NLGJA) winner for column writing. Granderson joins us to discuss his latest op-ed piece "Closeted anti-gays are the enemy within." Listen to more SistersTalk Radio. Subscribe on iTunes. Follow SistersTalk on Twitter. Become a fan on Facebook.

Joseph John, Frantz Hall and Angie McKnight - 3 of the 4 hosts from Qtalk - join us to discuss gender identity and gender roles in relationships. Qtalk, a live talk/variety show, is described as "The Gay View." Listen to more SistersTalk Radio. Subscribe on iTunes. Follow SistersTalk on Twitter. Become a fan on Facebook.

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 DADT drama *Another gay escort details night with Christian ex-gay activist *Another mobile application that allows gay men to find other gay men *Are lesbians morally superior to gay men? *Is there anything wrong with meaningless sex? *Can you love more than one person at a time? Featured indie musician: Nhojj (Song played: Dream) Listen to more SistersTalk Radio. Subscribe on iTunes. Follow SistersTalk on Twitter. Become a fan on Facebook.

Author, activist, artist, screenwriter and filmmaker C.D. Kirven joins us on SistersTalk Radio to discuss her work and her political activism. We'll also discuss the absence of color in LGBT leadership. Listen to more SistersTalk Radio. Subscribe on iTunes. Follow SistersTalk on Twitter. Become a fan on Facebook.

Luan Legacy is part of the hot YouTube crew AGayADay. He joins us on SistersTalk Radio to discuss his latest video and other hot topics in the LGBT community. Listen to more SistersTalk Radio. Subscribe on iTunes. Follow SistersTalk on Twitter. Become a fan on

Out singer-songwriter and rapper, Anye Elite joins us on SistersTalk Radio. Listen to more SistersTalk Radio. Subscribe on iTunes. Follow SistersTalk on Twitter. Become a fan on Facebook.

Rachel Tivens, Executive Director of Immigration Equality, will join us to discuss why the LGBTQ community should be concerned about immigration reform. Immigration Equality is a national organization fighting for equality under U.S. immigration law for lesbian, gay, bisexual, transgender, and HIV-positive individuals. Founded in 1994 as the Lesbian and Gay Immigration Rights Task Force, the organization has grown to a membership of 10,000 people in cities all over the country. Listen to more SistersTalk Radio. Subscribe on iTunes. Follow SistersTalk on Twitter. Become a fan on Facebook.

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: *Exploiting children for entertainment purposes *Focus on the Family softens anti-gay rhetoric *Grandmother/grandson couple having a child together *DADT repeal - will it ever happen? *Immigration rallies protesting AZ immigration bill *Straight girls have more unprotected sex than gay men *Do you prefer sex with the lights on or off? Featured indie musician: London Bridgez (Song played: She) Listen to more SistersTalk Radio. Subscribe on iTunes. Follow SistersTalk on Twitter. Become a fan on Facebook.

Bob Witeck joins us on SistersTalk Radio to discuss the US Census and why it's important for members of the LGBTQ community to be counted in Census 2010. Bob is the CEO and co-founder of Witeck-Combs Communications. He has more than 30 years professional communications experience in the private sector and in public service. Bob frequently serves as senior counselor and strategist as well as specialist in crisis communications for many of the firm’s clients. Before co-founding Witeck-Combs Communications in 1993, he was senior vice president for Hill & Knowlton Public Affairs, a global public relations and public affairs firm. On Capitol Hill for over a decade, Witeck also served as communications director for the U.S. Senate Committee on Commerce, Science and Transportation and as a Senate press secretary and legislative assistant. He is a graduate with distinction of the University of Virginia as an Echols Scholar. In 2006 Bob Witeck and Wes Combs co-authored Business Inside Out (Kaplan Publishing), considered the first-ever book on marketing insights, practical tips and strategies targeting the gay, lesbian, bisexual and transgender market. Listen to more SistersTalk Radio. Subscribe on iTunes. Follow SistersTalk on Twitter. Become a fan on Facebook.

Out lesbian Otep Shamaya made her debut in 2000 with the band Otep and has released 5 full length albums. Otep has been featured on HBO's Def Poetry. The first printed collection of poetry and illustrations by Otep Shamaya was made available to the public in November 2006 exclusively on Lulu.com. In August 2007, the e-book Little Sins, her first electronic collection of printed poems and illustrations was placed in book form. In April 2007, CNN.com announced that Otep had been nominated for their "People You Should Know" special feature. She also wrote an OP/ED on the genocide in Darfur. Otep spoke at the 2008 DNC in Colorado for Rock the Vote. Listen to more SistersTalk Radio. Subscribe on iTunes. Follow SistersTalk on Twitter. Become a fan on Facebook.

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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: *Earth Day rally in DC *Arizona immigration bill *3 teenage girls try to kill lesbian classmate *GetEqual and their publicity stunts *HRC gets praise and criticism *Baseball players sue because they're not gay enough *Should we boycott artists who perform at Michfest? *Setting a curfew for your partner *Are curvey girls better than skinny girls? Featured indie musician: London Bridgez (Song played: Soul Food) Listen to more SistersTalk Radio. Subscribe on iTunes. Follow SistersTalk on Twitter. Become a fan on Facebook.

Marisa Richmond is the first openly transgender person to win an election in Tennessee when she was elected to the Davidson County Democratic Party Executive Committee. She is also the first African American transgender person to be elected delegate to the Democratic National Convention from any state. Marisa is the President of the Tennessee Transgender Political Coalition. She also serves on Board of Directors of the National Center for Transgender Equality and on the Sexual Violence Prevention Planning Committee of the Tenenssee Department of Health. Marisa is a former Board Member of the Tennessee Vals in Nashville, and has also served on the Boards of American Educational Gender Information Service (Board Chair from 1996 to 1999), the International Foundation for Gender Education (IFGE), National Transgender Advocacy Coalition, Tennessee Equality Project, and Nashville's Rainbow Community Center. In 2006, she served the Statewide Field Coordinator for TEP's Vote No on 1 Campaign. Listen to more SistersTalk Radio. Subscribe on iTunes. Follow SistersTalk on Twitter. Become a fan on Facebook.