John Selig Outspoken

Episode 31 - Jennifer Chrisler, Executive Director of the Family Equality Council. My commentary is titled "An Outsider's View of Our Inner City Schools."

Episode 30 - (Part 2 of 2 ) Gary J. Gates, Ph.D., Senior Research Fellow at the Williams Institute at the UCLA School of Law. My commentary is titled "A Window of Opportunity."

Episode 29 - (Part 1 of 2 ) Gary J. Gates, Ph.D., Senior Research Fellow at the Williams Institute at the UCLA School of Law which is a research center dedicated in the field of sexual orientation law.

Episode 28 - Salisse Berry, Founder and Executive Director of Out and Equal Workplace Advocates. My commentary is "The 2008 Presidential Race - A Look at Barack Obama."

Episode 27 - Sister Mary Elizabeth, Founder of AEGiS, the website of record for the HIV/AIDS Pandemic with Wynn Wagner. Computer Software Developer & HIV/AIDS Philanthropist & his partner Rick Wagner, HIV/AIDS Activist. My commentary is "AIDS Isn't Over."

Episode 26 - Wynn Wagner, Computer Software Developer & HIV/AIDS Philanthropist discusses Opus BBS software, AEGiS and "Day One." Jeffrey Reid Baker discusses his two Christmas CDs.

Episode 25 - Carl Siciliano, Founder and Executive Director of the Ali Forney Center which Is a Shelter for Homeless LGBT Youth in New York City. The problem of homeless LGBT youth in the US is at crisis proportions and little is being done to help the hundreds of thousands of such youth who are out on the streets.

Episode 24 - Pat Stone shares her story about coming out at the age of 53 in 1996 being married for thirty-five years. Pat was the Dallas PFLAG Chapter President at the time which provided her the skills to start a support group called Late Bloomers that she has been running for ten years.

Episode 23 - Geoff Callan & Matt Kennedy Discuss Their Documentary on Same-Sex Marriage, "Pursuit of Equality" & Jeffrey Reid Baker discusses "Classical Music Is a Dirty Word."

Episode 22 - Eric Marcus, famed LGBT non-fiction author discusses his career as an author and the release of his revised book for LGBT adolescents and young adults, "What If Someone I know Is Gay?" My Commentary is titled, "Senator Obama, I Refuse to Settle for Crumbs."