Marilyn Pittman

Co-Executive Producer and Co-Host, Out in the Bay

Marilyn Pittman is a veteran broadcaster.  Her radio career spans 30 years and includes two national radio programs, talk show stints at KQED FM and KGO AM in San Francisco, as well as a daily comedy/talk show in the year 2000 on GAYBC.com which became Sirius radio's OUTQ channel.  She teaches broadcast performance at UC Berkeley and has been the leading voice coach and talent consultant for NPR stations since 1989.  The recipient of a 1991 GLAAD Media Award for her work as an openly gay stand-up comic and radio commentator, she has lived in San Francisco for 21 years.

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3:26pm

Fri February 22, 2013
Out in the Bay - Feb. 21

Repealing DOMA to help bi-national LGBT couples

  

2013 is shaping up to be a historic year for marriage equality. The Defense of Marriage Act, or DOMA, is facing repeal in Congress and the Supreme Court. DOMA is blocking the way for bi-national gay couples to be allowed to stay in the U.S.

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8:03pm

Thu February 21, 2013
Politics

Out In The Bay 2/21/13

Discussion on Defense of Marriage Act and its impact on LGBT bi-national couples.

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8:46pm

Thu January 24, 2013
Arts & Culture

Out In The Bay 1/24/13

Interview with author Chana Wilson.

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7:47pm

Thu October 18, 2012
Out In The Bay - 10/18/12 - Trebor Healy

Two New Novels from Trebor Healey

"Funny, poignant, and erotic," says one reviewer about "Faun," the new novel by Trebor Healey.   "A Horse Named Sorrow," his second new novel, has been called "sexy, cinematic." Marilyn talks with him about the new work, what drives his passion for writing sexy, emotional stories, and his San Francisco roots.

5:23pm

Thu October 4, 2012
Out in the Bay - 10/4/12 - Pomo Afro Homos

Out In The Bay goes Pomo Afro Homos!

Pomo Afro Homos? Yes, "post-modern African American homosexuals," the
groundbreaking black queer performance troupe from the 90's is back! Marilyn Pittman
talks with Brian Freeman, one of the founders of the group that made history in San Francisco
during the AIDS crisis of the early 90's. He's reprising their signature show,

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