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2022-08-292h 59
The Lesbian Story Project37: Elizabeth Mc Cain In episode #37, Elizabeth McCain shares her process in writing her newly released memoir, A Lesbian Belle Shares All-Outrageous Stories of Family, Loss, and Love. She talks about the importance of sharing stories for personal healing and staying connected during this time of social isolation. For more information on her book, readings, and classes, go to ElizabethMccain.com. You can also find her on Facebook, Instagram, and YouTube.
2021-02-2333 min
The Lesbian Story Project36: Patty Jackson, Connecting on the NetPatty Jackson is a seasoned singer/songwriter, who has performed and taught for decades in the Denver Metro Area. She sings a variety of original and cover songs at this concert. This event is the first in a series of events hosted through connectingonthenet.com. This site is aimed at building the women's community through online connection. We may be physically apart, but we can continue to gather online.
2020-09-131h 09
Apollo 13 Minute PodcastMinute 135: The EndJim Lovell is surrounded by the applauding Iwo Jima crew.
TITLE: THE END
MUSIC: “Apollo 13 End Credit, Featuring Annie Lennox”
TITLES:
CAST
Jim Lovell – TOM HANKS
Fred Haise – BILL PAXTON
Jack Swigert – KEVIN BACON
Ken Mattingly – GARY SINISE
Gene Kranz – ED HARRIS
Marilyn Lovell – KATHLEEN QUINLAN
Barbara Lovell – MARY KATE SCHELLHARDT
Susan Lovell – EMILY ANN LLOYD
Jeffrey Lovell – MIKO HUGHES
Jay Lovell – MAX ELLIOTT SLADE
Blanch Lovell – JEAN SPEEGLE HOWARD
Mary Haise –...
2020-08-1400 min
Apollo 13 Minute PodcastMinute 131: NAVY 66GUEST: NASA CHIEF HISTORIAN BILL BARRY
Gene Kranz wipes his eyes and stands up in Mission Control.
Over the Pacific, three parachutes lowering the Command Module are lit by the rising sun.
Flight crews on the USS Iwo Jima applaud and wave as Odyssey floats toward the surface. Odyssey splashes down in brilliant sunshine.
Navy helicopters 66 and 406 head toward the spacecraft.
Mary Haise hugs her family.
Jay Lovell’s schoolmates pat him on the back.
Blanch Lovell smiles broadly as Buzz Aldrin hugs her.
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2020-08-1000 min
Apollo 13 Minute PodcastMinute 130: Welcome HomeGUESTS: ROBIN PERTZ & JOHN OLDHAM, NASA GLENN RESEARCH CENTER
Jay Lovell looks at the classroom clock. It’s 11:56 AM.
“Odyssey, Houston,” says Mattingly, “Do you read?”
Suddenly on the monitor, three large parachutes appear, with the Command Module swaying in the sky.
“Hello, Houston,” says Lovell. “This is Odyssey. It’s good to see you again.”
Mission Control erupts in applause. The Lovell family smiles and hugs each other.
“Odyssey, Houston,” says Mattingly. “Welcome home. We’re glad to see you.”
Gene Kranz sits at his station and rubs his face...
2020-08-0700 min
Apollo 13 Minute PodcastMinute 129: Standing ByGUEST: ACTOR BRETT CULLEN
Blanche Lovell watches the television coverage of her son, with Neil Armstrong.
Mary Haise sits on a couch and watches the coverage with her son.
“We’re about to learn whether or not that heatshield which was damaged, if you remember, by the explosion three days ago has withstood the inferno of re-entry,” says Walter Cronkite.
On board the USS Iwo Jima, the bridge scans the horizon.
A packed Mission Control awaits any word from the spacecraft.
“Odyssey, this is Houston,” says Mattingly.”Do you read...
2020-08-0600 min
Apollo 13 Minute PodcastMinute 095: Are You Scared?Marilyn, Susan, and Barbara Lovell are visiting Jim Lovell’s mother, Blanch, at the nursing home.
“I was gonna see Jimmy,” says Blanch, pointing at the TV.
“I know,” says Marilyn. “I know. We came to tell you something. There’s been an accident. Jimmy’s okay. He’s all right – – but he’s not gonna get to walk on the moon.”
“Well, they said he was,” replies Blanch.
“I know. I know,” repeats Marilyn. “Uhm – that was before. Now there’s been an explosion. And – – they’re all okay, they’re all right. But now they’re just going to — try...
2020-05-0100 min
Apollo 13 Minute PodcastMinute 094: Hi GrandmaEveryone in Mission Control is relieved that the CO2 scrubber improvisation is working.
Back in the Command Module simulator, Ken Mattingly is piecing together a reentry sequence power-up.
“Okay, spacecraft control to computer,” says Mattingly.
A Master Alarm lights up as the ammeter in the control room buzzes the overload indication.
“Damn,” says John Aaron.
“Damn,” repeats Mattingly. “We overloaded. We used way too much power and there must be a sneak circuit some place between steps 7 and 10.”
“All right,” says John Young. “Which one has the leak?”
“No, not...
2020-04-3000 min
The Lesbian Story Project35: Women's Liberation Radio NetworkThe Lesbian Story Project interviews the founder, Thistle Petterson and a key contributor, Julia Beck from Women's Liberation Radio News. These two women represent a collective creating information online for radical feminists. Today they create a monthly podcast, blog articles, and broadcast concerts to their growing community. You can find out more at https://wlrnmedia.wordpress.com.
2018-10-0928 min
Apollo 13 Minute PodcastMinute 048: Forgot to FileFred Haise is demonstrating orange juice in zero gravity. “Lemon Tree,” sung by Trini López, begins to play.
In Mission Control, Marilyn Lovell is talking to Henry Hurt.
“Do they know they’re not on the air?” asks Marilyn.
“We’ll tell them when they get back,” replies Henry.
“Uh, well, if – if anyone from the- uh, from the IRS is watching, I, uh, forgot to file my – my – my Ten Forty return. I mean, I meant to do it today but –” says Jack Swigert.
“That’s no joke!” says EECOM, “They’ll jump o...
2018-09-1916 minThe Lesbian Story Project34: Wendy RouderIt's hard to think of a time before credit cards and ATMs. However, this was when my guest, Wendi Rouder, came out. In this episode, she shares her experience of coming out in the early1960s. Later, she found herself in San Fransisco during the AIDS epidemic. With a background in theater, she was the driving force in creating the Arcaid Theatre Group. This company was specifically for those who tested positive for HIV. From Wendy's childhood, being enamored with actresses of the day, to leading the Arcaid Theatre Group, Wendy shares a powerful life journey.
2018-09-1941 min
Apollo 13 Minute PodcastMinute 047: Spirit in the Sky“Spirit in the Sky” by Norman Greenbaum begins to play. Haise spins the cassette player in zero gravity.
Fred Haise’s children, watching in the visitors’ gallery at Mission Control, laugh. Mary Haise smiles.
Jim Lovell looks displeased. “That was supposed to be the Theme to 2001, in honor of our Command Module, Odyssey, but there seems to be a last-minute change in the program.”
“When I go up there on Nineteen, I’m going to take my entire collection of Johnny Cash along,” says CAPCOM.
In a corner of the viewing room, PAO Henry Hu...
2018-09-1816 minThe Lesbian Story ProjectLiving the Rainbow-Kristi DeanIn episode 33, I interview Kristi Dean, creator of Living the Rainbow. In her desire to build bridges, she is creating the opportunity for members of the LGBTQ community to share their coming out stories through theater. The first performance is in her hometown of Durango, CO, Nov. 16th-17th, 2018. She hopes to bring the production to other cities, around the country, using local performers from each location. For more information, go to letitoutproductions.com.
2018-08-0718 minThe Lesbian Story ProjectGirl Talk with Erica RoseErica Rose, film producer/director, shares her experience creating the queer fem short film, Girl Talk. The autobiographical film shares the struggle dealing with intimacy on a physical and emotional level. Girl Talk is touring the country in LGBTQ and straight film festivals. For more information go to the Girl Talk-The Movie on Facebook.
2018-08-0116 minThe Lesbian Story ProjectThe L-Fund with Ruth DebraThe L-Fund is a lesbian philanthropic group located in the Cochella Valley-Palm Springs area. This non-profit was created to assist lesbians who are underserved by social service agencies. They provide funds to lesbians in crisis who may not have the same safety net as heterosexual women. Since 2012, the L-Fund has assisted numerous lesbians and has just started an educational fund, the Lesbian Educational Assistance Fund (LEAP). Based on their success, Ruth Debra shares about the program, so that other lesbians can start assisting lesbians in their own local communities. For information on the L-Fund go to thei...
2018-07-2428 minThe Lesbian Story ProjectLGBT Healthcare Research with Leslie WrightLeslie Wright is a project manager and community liaison for Kaiser Permanente. In this episode, we discuss healthcare issues related to the LGBT community. Leslie shares about: her experience with community research for aging members of our community. the importance of participating in health surveys, and the risk factors for lesbians. More information about Silver Sneakers, Capitol Hill Care Link and SAGE programs at the GLBT Community Center of Colorado go to: glbtcolorado.org
2018-07-1840 minThe Lesbian Story Project29: Jen-US Army VeteranIn this episode, I interviewed Jen, an army vet. Following in her father's footsteps, she joined the army to fulfill her desire to serve her country. She excelled in her training and felt she was destined to make the army a career. However, she served during the "don't ask, don't tell era in the military. This caused her to struggle with confusion and the ultimate fear of being exposed as a lesbian. The BOLDFest is gearing up registration for the festival this Labor Day Weekend! For more info., go to: http://www.boldfest.com/
2018-07-1132 minThe Lesbian Story Project28: BOLDFest with Pat HoganPat Hogan, activist, lesbian event producer and the moving force behind BOLDFest. The festival is scheduled for Labor Day Weekend, August 30th-Sept. 2nd. in Vancouver, British Columbia. In our conversation, Pat highlights upcoming sessions and musical entertainment. We also discuss how she got into community building for lesbians. Lesbians come from all over North America and other countries to enjoy each others company, laugh and share ideas in a supportive setting. For more information on the upcoming BOLDFest, go to: http://www.boldfest.com/. You can listen to her previous interview here: The Lesbian Story...
2018-07-0428 minThe Lesbian Story Project27: Agnes CIn episode 27, I interview longtime friend, Agnes. She shares her journey of growing up in the Virgin Islands, her successful life in the hotel industry and losing it all to her battle with alcoholism. She has a powerful come back by facing her addiction through 12 step recovery.
2018-06-2757 minThe Lesbian Story Project26: Mary SpeegleIn this episode, the tables are turned and I get interviewed for a change. I did it to honor the lesbians I have interviewed. I have always been touched by their openness and vulnerability. It was a challenge speaking and editing the episode. It has raised my awareness in putting the program together. Enjoy!
2018-06-2028 minThe Lesbian Story Project25; Jude Gassaway Jude is a natural born storyteller. Four years ago, she crossed paths with Aaron Burns, professor and film maker. Her colorful personality lead to his creation of a 10 minute documentary film. The Denver Women's Chorus will be showing Jude's documentary as a part of their January performance, January 19-20,2017. For tickets to the concert, "Lights! Camera! Action! Celebrating Women's Music from Movies, go to https://www.rmarts.org/events/
2017-12-1420 minThe Lesbian Story Project24: Pat Hogan-Founder and Producer of BOLDFest In this episode, I have an opportunity to talk with Pat Hogan, the Founder and Organizer of BOLDFest (Bold, Older Lesbians and Dykes). The festival, hosted in Vancouver, B.C., just celebrated their 13th year. While the interview discusses last year's festival, Pat has an important story about the history of BOLD, festival events and bridging generations in the lesbian community. For information about BOLDFest go to www.boldfest.com.
2017-12-0521 minThe Lesbian Story Project23: Eydie-SAGE of the Rockies Storytelling GroupThis is the last episode of the lesbians from the SAGE of the Rockies Storytelling Group. Eydie shares three stories. The first, is from her personal experience. Sometimes real life is funnier than entertainment. The second, is a tale about the friendship between a duck and a hamster. The last, is about an unlikely job applicant for a parks and recreation job. Having these women read there stories was very successful. I look forward to working with groups in the future.
2017-11-2615 minThe Lesbian Story Project22: Betsy- Rockies SAGE Group Betsy is our 5th lesbian from the Denver SAGE storytelling group. She shares her passion of tennis. In 1990, she participated in the Gay Games in Toronto, British Columbia. In 1994, she participated New York City with her daughter. In her recollection, she weaves tales from her experience and the local media coverage. For those of us who didn't get to go, she creates great images.
2017-11-2616 minThe Lesbian Story Project21: SAGE Storyteller-Gail KlockGail is the third storyteller in a series of lesbians from SAGE of the Rockies in Denver, CO. Gail came out in a time where there were major consequences that she had to navigate for her own safety. She tells her experience of coming to self-love.
2017-11-2410 minThe Lesbian Story ProjectBeth from SAGE This is the second in a series of written pieces shared by the lesbians from SAGE in Denver, CO. Beth tells her story of coming out later in life.
2017-11-2408 minThe Lesbian Story Project19: Lesbian Writers from the SAGE of the Rockies Writers GroupLesbians from the SAGE Writers Group, share their own favorite writings. Gillian shares about coming out and insights during a fall day. If you would like to read more of the work from the SAGE of the Rockies Writers Group go to: https://sageoftherockies.blogspot.com/
2017-11-2212 minThe Lesbian Story Project18: Saving Mich. Fest LandI crossed paths with Annemarie Serra at the National Women's Music Festival. She surprisingly told me that a non-profit organization is being formed called We Want the Land Coalition, to purchase the Michigan Women's Music Festival Site. In this interview, she talks about how the coalition got started and their plans for the future. If you'd like to connect with the coalition, Annemarie share the following resources in the podcast. website: www.wwtlc.org Along with updates you can subscribe to their mailing list. Facebook: https://www.facebook.com/WWTLC/ If yo...
2017-08-1016 minThe Lesbian Story Project17: Katie Watkins-Lesbian Connection MagazineIn this interview, I talk with Katie Watkins with Lesbian Connections Magazine. Many of us have enjoyed this periodical for years, if not decades. Lesbian Connection connects our community through printed magazines, online and audio. Katie is the youngest member of the Lesbian Connection team. She is an asset as the magazine includes a younger generation. For more information on how to subscribe go to: lconline.org. They can also be reached on Facebook.
2017-07-1109 minThe Lesbian Story Project16: The National Women's Music FestivalBeginning broadcast from The National Women's Music Festival, Middleton, WI
2017-07-0708 minThe Lesbian Story Project15: Gitta Ridder-WomynlinkGidda Ritter is creating, a 55 yr. and above womyn space, on the internet. Womynlink brings womyn together to share ideas, memories and share support, without leaving your home. Currently, it hosts bi-weekly kitchen table discussions. Topics have included: Brene Brown's work, the status of older lesbians and issues as we grow older. The platform allows for everyone to be seen and heard. Gidda sees the expertise within the community and would like for womyn to offer seminars. The site just celebrated its 1st year anniversary. With a core group of womyn, they are creating a new safe space for older les...
2017-05-2820 minThe Lesbian Story Project14: Mardi Moore, Executive Director of Out Boulder CountyIn this interview, I had to privilege to speak with Mardi Moore, the Executive Dir. Of Out Boulder County. Under her leadership, over the last 3 years, here is some of the progress they've made: Out Boulder expanded to Out Boulder County . Out Boulder County is now focused on meeting the needs of the whole LGBTQ community. Out Boulder County expanded by opening an additional office on Main St. in Longmont, CO. Creation of the Transgender Leadership Academy In this conversation, we get to know Mardi Moore's personal side. She talks about growing up in rural Co...
2017-02-2651 minThe Lesbian Story Project13: Kandis Glasgow-A Coloring Adventure: Mandala Meditation JourneyIn episode 13, I interview Kandis Glasgow on her book, A Coloring Adventure: Mandala Meditation Journey. After a divorce and spiritual crisis, she found healing through the use of mandalas and journaling. Kandis shares how her life changed and the book came together. For more information about the book, go to http://hiddentalentdesign.wixsite.com/mandalahealing, or contact Kandis directly at hiddentalentdesignco@gmail.com
2017-02-1227 minThe Lesbian Story Project12: Suzanne Noe-Founder of ProSuzy.comIn this interview, I talk with Suzanne Noe, the community organizer and founder of ProSuzy.com. Suzanne created Pro Suzy, in the St. Petersburg, FL area, as a way to meet other lesbians who share common interests. When Suzanne retired and sold the business, she had over 7,000 lesbians on her email list. During the interview, she shares her experience and ideas for bringing lesbians together.
2017-02-0730 min
The Lesbian Story Project11: The Lesbian Story Project with Sonya Jaquez Lewis Sonya Jaquez Lewis has been active in LGBT and political issues for many years. In this interview, she shares her perspective on the challenges we've faced and looks to the future. Some of her involvement have included: Co-hosting the Creating Change Conference in Denver, CO, President of the Board for Boulder Pride (now Out Boulder), Delegate to the Democratic National Convention for the last three elections, and The Compete Diversity 2016 Female Athlete of the Year Award. With our new political climate, we need to stand strong. Listen to this interview for a look back to our wins and a strategy for the...
2016-11-2730 minThe Lesbian Story Project10: Mary Kristofek, author of Melody's BattleMary Kristofek, author of Melody's Battle: A young woman's struggle and surrender to dementia, is the guest for episode #10. Mary wrote this book as a part of her healing after Melody's death. It can serve as a resource for others facing the death of a loved one. You can access her book on Amazon at: https://www.amazon.com/s/ref=nb_sb_noss?url=node%3D154606011&field-keywords=mary+kristofek It is available in both Kindle and soft bound books.
2016-11-1523 minThe Lesbian Story Project09: The Lesbian Story Project with Deb Tiemens[caption id="attachment_590" align="alignright" width="152"] Deb Tiemens[/caption] Deb Tiemens enjoyed her time in college. It gave her the opportunity to be a leader, refine her craft as a musician and flourish. She was the success story of the students Northwestern College wanted to graduate. Not long after graduation, it was no surprise that she was selected to she was hired by the college as an admissions recruiter. After starting a relationship with another woman, she sought guidance on what to do as a lesbian. In her story, she shares the opposition and challenges she faced, how she found suppo...
2016-10-2540 min
The Lesbian Story Project08: The Lesbian Story Project with Arden Eversmeyer[caption id="attachment_577" align="alignleft" width="150"] Arden Eversmeyer[/caption] Here in episode #8, we have a conversation with Arden Eversmeyer, The founder of the old lesbian Herstory Project. She started interviewing lesbians over the age of 70, nineteen years ago. Thankfully, this project has saved life stories of lesbians born in early 1900s. Today, the Herstory Project has completed over 500 lesbian life stories and anticipates adding another 100 this year. These finished life stories are a gift from all of the women involved. Starting with a recorded interview and transcription, the finished story is a beautiful document including pictures, awards and achievements...
2016-10-1845 min
The Lesbian Story Project07: Standing Rock with Sky Yarbrough[caption id="attachment_467" align="aligncenter" width="480"] Standing Rock Photo by Sky Yarbrough[/caption] [caption id="attachment_484" align="alignleft" width="160"] Sky Yarbrough[/caption] Sky Yarbrough recently visited the tribe at Standing Rock. She went to help them as they were overrun by the Dakota Access pipeline,Support is showing up in food, supplies and money. At this recording, there are 10 different feeding stations to feed thousands of people. The winters ahead, in North Dakota, are grim with temperatures at -45 degrees. On Oct. 11th, the US government will meet with the Standing Rock Tribe on how tribal input can better impac...
2016-10-1037 minThe Lesbian Story Project02: Lesbian Pulp Fiction with Robin Cohen Pulp Fiction arrived on the scene after World War 2. With rising literacy rates, the publishing industry seized the opportunity to create books that had a high quality book cover and low quality paper for the story. Thus came the term pulp fiction. Lesbian pulp fiction sold to the general population of both men and women. It also provided a connection for lesbians unable to live openly albeit askew from reality. In this interview, Robin discusses the history of Lesbian Pulp Fiction. With the stigma against lesbians during this era, Robin's curiosity unravels a secret world of authors and their stori...
2016-10-0638 minThe Lesbian Story Project06: Tess Ridgel [caption id="attachment_327" align="aligncenter" width="596"] Sculptures by Tess Ridgel[/caption] Tess Ridgel shares a wonderful coming of age story. Unlike many of us, her mom was a lesbian. When Tess was sadden by losing her girl friend, her mom had the insight to share what those feelings could mean. She didn't encourage Tess to be a lesbian, but felt it was important for Tess to make her own choice. She now cuts down trees for forest fire mitigation. In addition, she spends her time creating artwork and pieces of art and altars from choice pieces of cut wood. She also...
2016-10-0333 minThe Lesbian Story Project05: Kasha Songer: The Book Garden-A Women's Store [caption id="attachment_305" align="alignright" width="300"] The Book Garden[/caption] Kasha Songer ran The Book Garden - A Women's Store, for almost twenty years in Denver, CO. It was a hub of lesbian and feminist activity. Coming from a small city in Illinois, she wanted a city that supported women's community in a safe environment. Denver was just the place for her. It was one of the leading places to live for lesbians in the country. In the podcast, Kasha shares memories from her time at the bookstore. We hear how the store started and served the lesbian community in Denv...
2016-09-2822 minThe Lesbian Story Project04: The Passions Project with Heidi Wagner Heidi Wagner created the Passions Project while working with seniors. She was amazed by the quality lives they were living. Heidi has the special ability to connect seniors with their passion through a camera lens. The goal of the project, is to focus on their special passions and use to these photos to build senior communities and break aging stereotypes. The Passions Project shows seniors living their lives to the fullest. Resources from the podcast: Heidi Wagner and the Passions Project website: thepassionsproject.com. Facebook: Facebook.com/thepassionsproject Instagram: @thepassionsproject Twitter: @hwagnerphoto Watch the project unfold in the Passions...
2016-09-1936 minThe Lesbian Story Project03: Dr. Ronni Sanlo My guest, Ronni Sanlo, is a recognized authority in LGBT activism and higher education. She is known for her writing, both on the academic and personal levels. When she came out Anita Bryant was at the height of her political career. Against the odds, Ronni made a significant contribution to equality and creating supportive environments for LGBT students in higher education. In this interview, we talk about the programs that are offered to LGBTQ students. This is a new area to many listeners. These services weren't a consideration, for us, during their college experience. Ronni also talks about her current...
2016-09-1341 minThe Lesbian Story Project01: Introduction to The Lesbian Story Project[caption id="attachment_254" align="alignright" width="150"] Mary Speegle[/caption] The Lesbian Story Project has launched!!! This podcast has spent a longtime as an idea. It has been the goal to create a podcast for lesbians to share their life stories, challenges and thoughts for the future. Lesbian space is declining. It's becoming a challenge to find bright and articulate women. Here, we are posting stories to connect lesbians from anywhere there is an internet connection to be a part of this community. Creating a community is like a one handed clap, It takes a network of lesbians to create a podcas...
2016-09-0812 min
Courage Hub#1 Be Courageous. Gain Self-Confidence.
This episode introduces the show. Samuel Hatton and Weston Pokorny are committed to inspiring, encouraging, and coming along side you to help you increase your courage, self-confidence, and capacity to live out your destiny.
This podcast stems from a weekly meeting that two good friends have every single Friday morning at 5 AM. Join them in their conversations about living life more fully.
This episode covers:
Reasons we are hosting a show on courageous self-confidenceBrief bios on both Weston and SamuelFormat of the podcast
Reasons for this show:
We have a strong desire t...
2015-06-2907 min