Listen for interviews, news and events of interest to the LGBT Community and our allies. OutCast is hosted by Heath Riddles, with co-host Stephen Rice and Kate Messer.
Volume 122: 08/31/2010
BearCity executive producer Lewis Tice and The Sons of Tennessee Williams director Tim Wolff talk about their movies, both of which will be playing at the upcoming 23rd Annual Austin Gay & Lesbian International Film Festival (aGLIFF 23); Author Jon Paul Buchmeyer talks about his memoir, Alphabet City, a finalist in the 2010 Next Generation Indie Book Awards; Eric Moffet and Brad Hayden from the Austin Gay Basketball League talk about the new league's upcoming season.
Volume 121: 08/24/2010
Filmaker Daniel Alexander talks about his latest documentary, Freeing Bernie Baran, that will premiere at aGLIFF23; aGLIFF Executive Director Skot Tulk here is to talk about the upcoming festival; Tim Hamblin and Daniel Alonzo from the Austin History Center talk about their latest project to record the mark the GLBT community has made on Austin; and Rebecca Havemeyer talks about her upcoming Celluloid Handbag Show.
Volume 120: 08/17/2010
Actor, comedian, author, fashion designer and now musician Margaret Cho talks about her latest tour plus her new album Cho-Dependent; Lisa Scheps, Executive Director of the Transgender Education Network of Texas talks about the legal battle in East Texas with the family of a fallen fighter on one side and his trans widow on the other ; and Austin designer Jordan McCalmont talks about turning trash into treasure.
Volume 117: 07/27/2010
Nathan Manske, creator and editor of imfromdriftwood.com talks about his upcoming road trip; Nakia and the crew from Cheer Up Charlie's talk about the new 'queer space' for Austin and the changing landscape in Austin's GLBT community; Tiffani Bishop and David Estlund from Equality Across America - Austin talk about the pending Day of Decision Rally; and Chase Martin with therepubliq.com talks about this weeks upcoming events.
Volume 116: 07/20/2010
Oriol Gutierrez, Deputy Editor at POZ Magazine talks about the Obama Administration's new comprehensive National HIV/AIDS Strategy; Sharon Lettman with the National Black Justice Coalition responds to the comments made last month on ABC's The View; Dennis Coleman, the new Executive Director of Equality Texas, stops in during his first week on the job; and Chase Martin with therepubliq.com talks about this Friday's Bloom Party by aGLIFF and more.
Volume 115: 07/13/2010
New York City-based blogger and media commentator Andy Towle talks about his blog Towleroad, a site with homosexual tendencies; Martin Burke, who stars as The Man in the Chair in ZACH Theatre's production of THE DROWSY CHAPARONE, talks about his role in this hilarious musical and the controversy around an Austin360.com review; and therepubliq.com's Chase Martin is here to talk about this Friday's Red Hot 2010 Party at OCH.
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