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  Queer Talk, 01/05/2005

  Madeleine Winterfalcon

  Madeleine Winterfalcon talks with playwright Carolyn Gage, who reads from her lesbian underground classic “The Second Coming of Joan of Arc”.

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  Queer Talk, 01/12/2005

  Madeleine Winterfalcon

  Madeleine Winterfalcon talks with Lu Bauer, Certified Public Accountant and former USM instructor in the field of Taxation and Accounting, about her work as a money counselor and financial coach.

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  Queer Talk, 01/19/2005

  Madeleine Winterfalcon

  Madeleine Winterfalcon talks with Michele Granda, Staff Attorney for the Gay/Lesbian Alliance Againt Defamataion (GLAAD), about her involvement in a Massachucetts case that seeks to refuse to marry non-resident, same-sex couples.

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  Queer Talk, 02/09/2005

  Madeleine Winterfalcon

  Madeleine Winterfalcon talks with Marty Elkin and Mary Ann Haxton, owners of A Wrinkle in Thyme Farm.

  Link: https://www.awrinkleinthymefarm.com

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  Queer Talk, 02/16/2005

  Madeleine Winterfalcon

  Madeleine Winterfalcon talks with Dan Williams, executive director of the Charles O. Howard Memorial Foundation.

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  Queer Talk, 02/23/2005

  Madeleine Winterfalcon

  Madeleine Winterfalcon talks with David Garrity, vice chair of the Maine Democratic Party and a founding member of MGLPA (now known as EqualityMaine), in order to discuss the Party and its future in Maine.

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  Queer Talk, 03/02/2005

  Madeleine Winterfalcon

  Madeleine Winterfalcon talks with Bess Wheldon, director of the Maine Jewish Film Festival, about the upcoming festival returning for its eighth year.

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  Queer Talk, 03/09/2005

  Madeleine Winterfalcon

  Madeleine Winterfalcon talks with Sive Neilan, an Ireland-born “hippie, computer programmer, auto-mechanic, bookstore owner, gay rights activist, and democratic party activist”, about LGBT history both personal and community-wide.

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  Queer Talk, 03/23/2005

  Madeleine Winterfalcon

  Madeleine Winterfalcon talks with Nan Stone and Ellie Sparks, founding members of the Maine Lesbian Feminist organization formed in 1996.

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  Queer Talk, 03/30/2005

  Madeleine Winterfalcon

  Madeleine Winterfalcon talks with returning guest and Portland parent David Hilton, as well as Portland High School juniors Sophie Presgraves and Sarah Walden, about discrimination in Portland schools.

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  Queer Talk, 04/06/2005

  Madeleine Winterfalcon

  Madeleine Winterfalcon talks with Ari Kane, interim Executive Director for the Educational Institute for Sex and Gender Diversity and a founder of Fantasia Fair, about their activism in the crossdressing and transgender communities.

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  Queer Talk, 04/13/2005

  Madeleine Winterfalcon

  Madeleine Winterfalcon talks with USM adjunct professor Michael Bendzela about the concept of peak oil and the implications it will have on the environment.

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  Queer Talk, 04/20/2005

  Madeleine Winterfalcon

  Madeleine Winterfalcon talks with visiting USM professor Ardis Cameron about the 1956 novel Peyton Place, a wartime romantic drama written by Grace Metalious set in New England.

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  Queer Talk, 04/27/2005

  Madeleine Winterfalcon

  Madeleine Winterfalcon talks with Susan Hopkins, attorney at student legal services for USM, about her upcoming race for Portland School Committee.

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  Queer Talk, 06/08/2005

  Madeleine Winterfalcon

  Madeleine Winterfalcon talks with Pam McCann, program coordinator for the Maine Speak Out project and Southern Maine Pride Committee member, about upcoming events at the 2005 pride celebration.

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  Queer Talk, 06/15/2005

  Madeleine Winterfalcon

  Madeleine Winterfalcon talks with Roland Lavee and Randy Scott, owner and manager (respectively) of Roland’s Tavern, the first bar in Maine to specifically cater to the queer community.

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  Queer Talk, 06/29/2005

  Madeleine Winterfalcon

  Madeleine Winterfalcon talks with Robyn Ochs about her recently published book, Getting Bi: Voices of Bisexuals Around the World.

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  Queer Talk, 07/06/2005

  Madeleine Winterfalcon

  Madeleine Winterfalcon talks with Ricky about her experiences and identity within the “hermaphrodism/intersex” community.

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  Queer Talk, 01/07/2004

  Madeleine Winterfalcon

  Madeleine Winterfalcon talks with singer-songwriter Martin Swinger about his experiences educating K-6 schoolchildren on songwriting fundamentals.

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  Queer Talk, 01/14/2004

  Madeleine Winterfalcon

  Madeleine Winterfalcon talks with Susan Wiggin and returning guest Frank Brooks about their work with the Kids First Center, an organization helping separating and/or divorcing parents navigate their children’s emotions.

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  Queer Talk, 01/28/2004

  Madeleine Winterfalcon

  Madeleine Winterfalcon talks with presidential candidate Howard Dean’s LGBT outreach liaison Donna Red Wing, longtime activist and national field director of the Gay & Lesbian Alliance Against Defamation (GLAAD), who was deemed “the most dangerous woman in America” by the Christian Coalition.

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  Queer Talk, 02/04/2004

  Madeleine Winterfalcon

  Madeleine Winterfalcon talks with Auta Main, executive director of the Maine Time Dollar Network, about the organization in which volunteers are rewarded with the “time dollar” currency for helping others within the community.

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  Queer Talk, 02/18/2004

  Madeleine Winterfalcon

  Madeleine Winterfalcon talks with Stefan Morrin, USM student and chair of the Pagan Student Association, about the meaning of the religion, as well as the related myths and misconceptions associated with it.

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  Queer Talk, 02/25/2004

  Madeleine Winterfalcon

  Madeleine Winterfalcon talks with Bess Wheldon, executive director of the Maine Jewish Film Festival, and Portland filmmaker Steven Jones, about the upcoming event and the films in the lineup.

  LGBT films include:

  • Yossi & Jagger, dir. Eytan Fox

  • Bubbeh Lee & Me, dir. Andy Abrahams Wilson

  • A third, unnamed film by Elle Flanders

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  Queer Talk, 03/03/2004

  Madeleine Winterfalcon

  Madeleine Winterfalcon talks with Del Martin and Phyllis Lyon, the first same-sex couple to be married in San Francisco in 2004.