The Michelle Meow Show

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.

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.

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.

The Michelle Meow show partners with the San Francisco OpenHouse (openhouse.sf.org) to interview LGBTQ elders about their stories.

BJ Stiles, a retired gay elder, past interim executive director, and member of many Bay Area organizations, tells us about his family values and how that led him to come out to his family.

Sonni Zambino, a lesbian senior who grew up in a small town in Pennsylvania, shares her story meeting her first romantic partner through her high school friend's older sister.

The Michelle Meow show partners with the San Francisco OpenHouse (openhouse.sf.org) to interview LGBTQ elders about their stories.

BJ Stiles, a retired gay elder, past interim executive director, and member of many Bay Area organizations, tells us about his family values and how that led him to come out to his family.

Sonni Zambino, a lesbian senior who grew up in a small town in Pennsylvania, shares her story meeting her first romantic partner through her high school friend's older sister.

The Michelle Meow show partners with the San Francisco OpenHouse (openhouse.sf.org) to interview LGBTQ elders about their stories.

BJ Stiles, a retired gay elder, past interim executive director, and member of many Bay Area organizations, tells us about his family values and how that led him to come out to his family.

Sonni Zambino, a lesbian senior who grew up in a small town in Pennsylvania, shares her story meeting her first romantic partner through her high school friend's older sister.

"Best Of" Show replaying interviews with

Recording artists Danielle Lopresti & Alicia Champion of Danielle Lopresti & the Masses and also the founders of San Diego IndieFest, on their involvement with the IndieFest and Danielle's Christmas album.

niv Acosta, performer, dancer, and community activist, raised as Black Dominican woman in Manhattan and the south Bronx by his mother, on his dance performances and BlackLivesMatter movement.

"Best Of" Show replaying interviews with

Recording artists Danielle Lopresti & Alicia Champion of Danielle Lopresti & the Masses and also the founders of San Diego IndieFest, on their involvement with the IndieFest and Danielle's Christmas album.

niv Acosta, performer, dancer, and community activist, raised as Black Dominican woman in Manhattan and the south Bronx by his mother, on his dance performances and BlackLivesMatter movement.

"Best Of" Show replaying interviews with

Recording artists Danielle Lopresti & Alicia Champion of Danielle Lopresti & the Masses and also the founders of San Diego IndieFest, on their involvement with the IndieFest and Danielle's Christmas album.

niv Acosta, performer, dancer, and community activist, raised as Black Dominican woman in Manhattan and the south Bronx by his mother, on his dance performances and BlackLivesMatter movement.

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David Helton and Jeff from the LEFT Magazine; Jake Biondi, author of Boystown; Sister Roma on #MyNameIs.