Beth is the host of Lesbian Echoes and is interview by Beau Knowles, local LGBTQ activist and long-time friend. The episode leads from a start in a lesbian feminist community in Montana to Knoxville, Tennessee, at a time when there was little lesbian community to be found. Listen to Beth as she chronicles her nursing, her writing and her activism.

From Singer to IT to Entrepeneur to Writer and Caregiver

Butch of all trades - Military, Barber, Truck Driver

Coming out in the mid-70s, Lori Ellen found her way to Identity House and the Duchess Bar. Alarmed by stories of 3 Mile Island, she fled to Chicago. After seeing her daughter through childhood brain cancer, she had to fight for custody long distance.

Listen to Kim's story beginning at age 17 in Brooklyn as she grows to become a member of the LGBTQ community with many experiences along the way. From early NYC Dyke March to the Gay Men's Health Crisis to becoming a teacher. She also outlines her plans for retirement.

Come sail with Captain Mel in the Keys and across the Atlantic. We will see her home in Iowa with her dog rescue.

Marie has chosen to remain anonymous. Her story tells of the early days in the era of Stonewall and the Daughters of Bilitus. Also discussed is the role of lesbians in the AIDS crisis.

Listen to Jo Campbell from Manchester, UK, as she tells her tales of lesbian youth in sports, university activities and a move to the big city of Manchester. She is an active gender critical feminist who has plans for a future program for gender nonconforming youth.

Lesbian Echoes is a podcast about the lives of older lesbians. Listen to the tapestry of their varied stories.

Listen to the story of a sheltered young girl coming out only to find herself in an abusive relationship. Rising above those times, Lois moved to Wisconsin where she has seen her community grow. Every town needs a Mom like Lois.