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January 26, 2006
The San Francisco ExaminerThings political are waving all over this town, and it is not just because Mayes Oyster House is back at cruising speed. Mind you, many tourists will be confused by the familiar Mayes neon sign on Polk Street and then "O'Reilly's Holy Grail" underneath, but the locals are not. And judging from the crush last weekend, they are finding the place just fine. And so are the piano players, which needs explaining all by itself. More >>> |
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March 18, 2005 The San Francisco Chronicle. CITYWIDE | Gay TV, radio hosts speak out | Rona Marech | Chronicle Staff Writer. Before Harvey Milk became a San Francisco supervisor in 1977, he helped produce a public access television show in the 1970s called "Coming Out." One of the first such shows in the country to focus exclusively on gay and lesbian issues, it ran about a dozen times before heading to the public access graveyard. More >>>
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February 22, 2005
San Francisco Examiner What's New - What's on TV. On tonight's episode of talk show "OUT Spoken," airing on Comcast cable channel 11 at 6:30pm, "The Right to Marry, One Year Later" co-hosts Tim Gaskin and Janine Shiota talk with Assessor/Recorder Mabel Teng, who oversaw the issuing of marriage licenses to same-sex couples in February 2004, Matthew Bajko, Assistant Editor of the Bay Area Reporter and one of the first to report on Mayor Gavin Newsom's plan to allow gays and lesbians to marry, and Del Martin and Phyllis Lyon, the first same-sex couple to say "I do"! More >>> |
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February 11, 2005
Bay Area Reporter , Vol. 37 | No. 2 | 11 February 2005 . Filmmaker captures first "I do" by Matthew S. Bajko. Local filmmaker Debra Chasnoff had just walked into the Women's Educational Media offices on Bryant Street around 9 a.m. last February 12 when her phone rang. On the line was her longtime friend, Joyce Newstat, Mayor Gavin Newsom's policy director. Newstat urged Chasnoff to rush down to City Hall in order to film the first same-sex couple to be married by San Francisco city officials that morning. More >>>
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January 13, 2005
Bay Area Reporter , Vol. 35 | No. 2 | 13 January 2005 . I want my gay TV! Two cable systems now offer queer programming. Gay cable channel Q TV gets set to expand. As media giant Viacom continues to work on its planned gay channel LOGO, the Q Television Network is already on air in three markets and set to expand to more this year. More >>>
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December 2, 2004
San Francisco Bay Times , Volume 26, #9 December 2, 2004. OUT Spoken and Comcast Show stars receive a State Proclamation from Mark Leno aide Anna Damiani. More >>>
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December 21, 2004
OUT Spoken Comcast's New Talk Show For The LGBT Community to Air Second Episode Which Covers Transgender Issues to air. More >>> |
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November 18, 2004
San Francisco Bay Times, 23 Tuesday, The Gays Are on Cable!!! - Oh no! Today is the premiere of OUT Spoken, the new gay SF talk-show hosted by Tim Gaskin, that showcases the diverse fabric of people, issues and talents in the LGBT Community. More >>>
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November 18, 2004
Bay Area Reporter , Vol. 34, no. 47, 23 Tuesday, Local Gay Shows to Air. Local cable TV subscribers will get a double dose of gay television Tuesday, November 23 when the newly-created Comcast cable-backed OUT Spoken gay talk show and San Francisco's long-running, commercial gay television show, QTV Magazine, will broadcast on the same night. More >>>
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November 17, 2004
You're invited! Comcast's OUT Spoken Premiere Party Nov. 23, '04 , 7pm-9pm at The LGBT Center More >>>
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November 8, 2004
The Mayor's Office of Neighborhood Services, the public's primary point of contact with the Mayor and City government, declares November 24, 2004 to be OUT Spoken Day in San Francisco . More >>>
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November 3, 2004
Gloss Magazine - SF's New LGBT Talk Show OUT Spoken
Last week a public forum sponsored by The Center and LGBT Pride Committee met to gain community support for Comcast's new LGBT television offering OUT Spoken. During the spirited discussion portions of OUT Spoken's premiere episode was revealed. Calvin Gipson was enthusiastic. He says, "It's exciting to see a new LGBT program aired to showcase the diverse fabric of people, issues and talents in our community." More >>>
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November, 2004
Spectrum, page 18 -LGBT-TV What's Queer on Cable by Ray Cathode
OUT Spoken is Coming. Comcast's announces new LGBT talk/magazine show titled OUT Spoken. It is a round table discussion sponsored by The LGBT Community and a special advance show took place at the Center on October 28. More >>>
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October 28, 2004
The B.A.R. Newspaper by Cynthia Laird .
The LGBT Community Center and the San Francisco Pride board will host a community forum tonight (Thursday, October 28) to get input about OUT Spoken, Comcast's new cable television series for the LGBT Community. More >>>
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October 20, 2004
Public Forum sponsored by The Center & Pride Committee seek community feed back about Comcast's new LGBT television offering OUT Spoken.
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October 14, 2004
Comcast's new LGBT talk/magazine show "OUT Spoken" launches in San Francisco . A new monthly magazine/talk show geared towards the LGBT Community will premiere on November 23, 2004 at 8:30 p.m. More >>>
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