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Rachel Kramer Bussel is a bisexual editor and author who writes sexy short stories for everyone: straight people, gay men, lesbians, you name it. She's edited numerous collections, including Bottoms Up, Peep Show, and Best Sex Writing 2009. She's the senior editor for Penthouse Variations and she wrote the popular "Lusty Lady" column for the Village Voice. Her writing has been published in over one hundred anthologies. Rachel joins us on SistersTalk Radio to discuss her work. Listen to more SistersTalk Radio. 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: *Is it "Merry Christmas" or "Happy Holidays?" *Coping with depression this time of year *Who you should call if you experience domestic violence *Soul Christmas music Genia remembers from her childhood *That relative who always turns Christmas into a stressful nightmare *What you should drink when the holiday stress gets to you *Don't forget about the organizations that need you this holiday season *The worst/best Christmas present you ever received Listen to more SistersTalk Radio. Follow SistersTalk on Twitter. Become a fan on Facebook.

If you're a huge Venice the Series fan, you probably know who Kat Parsons is. Her song "Miss Me" played during the opening scene of the very first Venice episode. Kat joins us to discuss her career in music. We'll also discuss how her music ended up in Venice the Series. Listen to more SistersTalk Radio. Follow SistersTalk on Twitter. Become a fan on Facebook.

Alexis Slade plays the role of Elisabeth Matthews in the hit lesbian web series Anyone But Me. She joins us to discuss the series and her role in the series. Anyone But Me is a moving, funny, and relevant new drama that speaks to all ages and hearts as it follows the journey of six teenagers and the adults who try to understand them. Listen to more SistersTalk Radio. Follow SistersTalk on Twitter. Become a fan on Facebook.

Terrence Meck, President and Executive Director of The Palette Fund, joins us on SistersTalk Radio to discuss the organization's mission and vision. The Palette Fund honors the legacy of Rand Harlan Skolnick through collaborative grantmaking and programs that value human rights and education. Specifically, the foundation is focused on four health and/or social issues: the role of nutrition in healthcare and cancer, LGBT youth, HIV/AIDS and patient navigation. Rand committed his heart and soul to his philanthropic work throughout his life, and The Palette Fund seeks to continue and grow his pioneering vision. Listen to more SistersTalk Radio. 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: *Lesbian web series review *Obsessed with your ex? Do you have to be best friends? *Straight guy asks for advice about his bisexual wife *Queen Isabella review: Our trip to our local strip club *Dressing in drag so your girl can get her freak on *Safe sex: Using dental dams to protect yourself *Taking a first date from good to fantastic *Discussing Lilith Fair Listen to more SistersTalk Radio. Follow SistersTalk on Twitter. Become a fan on Facebook.

Coyote Grace combines one guitarist Joe Stevens, a transman from Northern California, with one upright bassist Ingrid Elizabeth, a sassy femme originally hailing from the hills of Southeastern Ohio. Together, they capture the eyes and the hearts of live audiences nationwide with their bluesy folkroots sound, sweet harmonies, poignant songwriting, and mid-song dance moves. Listen to more SistersTalk Radio. Follow SistersTalk on Twitter. Add SistersTalk 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 Monday's segment: *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 Listen to more SistersTalk Radio. Follow SistersTalk on Twitter. Add SistersTalk on Facebook.

Is it safe yet to “come out” in Hollywood? Sure, we’ve got LOGO, Ellen, Wanda Sykes and several LGBT characters on TV. But, what about the aspiring actor? What are the rewards and ramifications of coming out in Hollywood? Howard Fine, Hollywood’s most sought after acting teacher and Broadway director has worked with hundreds of stars, including Brad Pitt, Will Smith, Bradley Cooper, Justin Timberlake, Lindsay Lohan, Salma Hayek, Simon Baker, Amanda Bynes, Gerard Butler, Jennifer Connelly, Dwayne “The Rock” Johnson, Michelle Williams, Val Kilmer, Sela Ward, Sophia Bush, Jason Priestley, Kerry Washington, Amy Smart, Jared Leto, Wilmer Valderrama, Brooke Shields, Daryl Hannah, Rick Fox, Estella Warren, Christopher Meloni, Enrique Murciano, Garry Shandling, Alexa Vega, Heather Locklear, Geri Halliwell, James Belushi, Diana Ross, Jon Bon Jovi, and Josh Groban. He joins us to discuss coming out in Hollywood. Listen to more SistersTalk Radio. Follow SistersTalk on Twitter. Add SistersTalk on Facebook.

A Hip-Hop/Pop/Soul duo bred in the Midwest, God-Des and She have played to packed venues all over the world. Ever since they appeared on Showtime's The L Word with their infamous single "Lick It", the pair hasn't rested; selling over 30,000 albums and holding down the #1 song spot on MTV Logo. With their new album Three, God-Des and She are about to blow up big. Produced by Brian Hardgrove (Public Enemy, Wu-Tang Clan, Aerosmith), Three is a genre-straddling tour-de-force, which frustrates categories and simple descriptions. Listen to more SistersTalk Radio. Follow SistersTalk on Twitter. Add SistersTalk on Facebook.

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. Listen to more SistersTalk Radio. Follow SistersTalk on Twitter. Add SistersTalk 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: *Our 950+ mile Thanksgiving trip to Georgia *Being with my family for the first time in over 13 years *Adding family members to your Facebook friends list might be a bad idea *Are you a childless lesbian who's dating a lesbian who has kids? *World AIDS Day 2009 Listen to more SistersTalk Radio. Follow SistersTalk on Twitter. Add SistersTalk 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: *Taking your same-sex partner home for the holidays. Are you allowed to do that? *Dating a closet-case. How long would you deal with it? *Are you out at work? *Booty call business cards: Is this the latest dating trend? *Are gay parents better than straight parents? *What do you look for in a potential lifetime mate? Listen to more SistersTalk Radio. Follow SistersTalk on Twitter. Add SistersTalk on Facebook.

Dr. Abbie Goldberg joins us to discuss the media's reaction to her book Lesbian and Gay Parents and Their Children: Research on the Family Life Cycle. View more of SistersTalk Radio. Follow @SistersTalk on Twitter.

The Good Asian Drivers broke into the national spotlight in 2008 when slam poet Kit Yan and songwriter Melissa Li launched an unforgettable cross-country tour, playing in over 30 states in 12 weeks. Together, this performance powerhouse emerged from their breakthrough debut as one of the most electrifying artists of their generation. Listen to more SistersTalk Radio. Follow SistersTalk on Twitter. Add SistersTalk on Facebook.