Best of Shows replaying interviews with Neil Sims and Jeff Lewy

We continue our partnership with OpenHouse (www.openhouse.sf.org) to bring awareness and attention to LGBTQ pioneers/LGBTQ aging community.

Neil Sims, a Managing Partner in the San Francisco office of Boyden, on the impact that economic disparities have on the LGBTQ community.

Jeff Lewy, served on the board of Horizons Foundation for nine years and was Chair of the Board, on coming out as a gay man in Harvard, moving to Hong Kong in 1960, his activism in the 1970s when teachers were fired for being gay, and his thoughts on Harvey Milk as a gay icon.

Best of Shows replaying interviews with Neil Sims and Jeff Lewy

We continue our partnership with OpenHouse (www.openhouse.sf.org) to bring awareness and attention to LGBTQ pioneers/LGBTQ aging community.

Neil Sims, a Managing Partner in the San Francisco office of Boyden, on the impact that economic disparities have on the LGBTQ community.

Jeff Lewy, served on the board of Horizons Foundation for nine years and was Chair of the Board, on coming out as a gay man in Harvard, moving to Hong Kong in 1960, his activism in the 1970s when teachers were fired for being gay, and his thoughts on Harvey Milk as a gay icon.

Best of Shows replaying interviews with Neil Sims and Jeff Lewy

We continue our partnership with OpenHouse (www.openhouse.sf.org) to bring awareness and attention to LGBTQ pioneers/LGBTQ aging community.

Neil Sims, a Managing Partner in the San Francisco office of Boyden, on the impact that economic disparities have on the LGBTQ community.

Jeff Lewy, served on the board of Horizons Foundation for nine years and was Chair of the Board, on coming out as a gay man in Harvard, moving to Hong Kong in 1960, his activism in the 1970s when teachers were fired for being gay, and his thoughts on Harvey Milk as a gay icon.

It's Everything with Bebe SweetBriar

It's Everything with Bebe SweetBriar

It's Everything with Bebe SweetBriar

Best of Show replaying interviews with Lynn and Sally

We continue our partnership with OpenHouse (www.openhouse.sf.org) to bring awareness and attention to LGBTQ pioneers/LGBTQ aging community.

Leonard Clayton Jordan, known by the nickname of Lynn, a pre- Baby Boomer gay man, shares his stories growing up gay in Ohio and experiences serving in the military in 1963.

Sally Goldin describes herself as a Jewish red diaper baby, feminist, musician, community activist, quilter, foodie, and lesbian mom; she shares her experiences growing up in a progressive politics (communist) household, activism, and leadership in the LGBT movement.

Best of Show replaying interviews with Lynn and Sally

We continue our partnership with OpenHouse (www.openhouse.sf.org) to bring awareness and attention to LGBTQ pioneers/LGBTQ aging community.

Leonard Clayton Jordan, known by the nickname of Lynn, a pre- Baby Boomer gay man, shares his stories growing up gay in Ohio and experiences serving in the military in 1963.

Sally Goldin describes herself as a Jewish red diaper baby, feminist, musician, community activist, quilter, foodie, and lesbian mom; she shares her experiences growing up in a progressive politics (communist) household, activism, and leadership in the LGBT movement.

Best of Show replaying interviews with Lynn and Sally

We continue our partnership with OpenHouse (www.openhouse.sf.org) to bring awareness and attention to LGBTQ pioneers/LGBTQ aging community.

Leonard Clayton Jordan, known by the nickname of Lynn, a pre- Baby Boomer gay man, shares his stories growing up gay in Ohio and experiences serving in the military in 1963.

Sally Goldin describes herself as a Jewish red diaper baby, feminist, musician, community activist, quilter, foodie, and lesbian mom; she shares her experiences growing up in a progressive politics (communist) household, activism, and leadership in the LGBT movement.

Best Of Shows replaying interviews with Libby and Pam

We continue our partnership with OpenHouse (www.openhouse.sf.org) to bring awareness and attention to LGBTQ pioneers/LGBTQ aging community.

Libby McLaren, a musician, pianist, singer, on her involvement in music, and her accompanist with Holly Near, Ronnie Gilbert, The Roches, Madonna, and many others.

Pam David, an organizer and activist who is also the Executive Director of the Walter & Elise Haas Fund, on her myriad of leadership positions, her struggles with antisemitism, and her political activism.