In Episode 18, we meet lesbian historian and gender studies professor Dr. Bonnie Morris, author of The Disappearing L and frequent speaker on Olivia cruises. Listen to Dr. Bonnie and to the stories of LGBTQ heroes of the week at https://ronnisanlo.com/podcasts/ Each episode shares what happened that week in LGBTQ history, interviews a guest who eit…

In Episode 17, we meet Jorge Valencia, executive director of the Point Foundation that has supported hundreds of LGBTQ college students over the years. Listen to Jorge and to the stories of LGBTQ heroes of the week at https://ronnisanlo.com/podcasts/ Each episode shares what happened that week in LGBTQ history, interviews a guest who either made hi…

In Episode 16, we meet Dr. Ronni Sanlo, long-time activist, founder of the award winning Lavender Graduation, and Director Emeritus of the UCLA LGBTQ Center. Listen to Doctor Ronni and the stories of LGBTQ heroes of the week at https://ronnisanlo.com/podcasts/ Each episode shares what happened that week in LGBTQ history, interviews a guest who eith…

In Episode 15, we meet the hilarious comedian and community activist Robin Tyler. Listen to Robin and to the stories of LGBTQ heroes of the week at https://ronnisanlo.com/podcasts/ Each episode shares what happened that week in LGBTQ history, interviews a guest who either made history or documented LGBTQ history, and presents a list of LGBTQ heroes…

In Episode 14 on Monday, April 1st, we meet Florida Judge Rand Hoch, who has served as Chairman of the Community Advisory Committee for the Palm Beach County Supervisor of Elections, Chairman Pro Tempore of the West Palm Beach Employment Practices Review Committee, and Vice Chair of Florida Stage. He has served on the National Board of Accredited M…

In Episode 13 on March 25th, we meet Rabbi Lisa Edwards, Ph.D. Rabbi Lisa has been a Jewish lesbian activist from the pulpit, on the page and on the Web, in the classroom, and the streets of Los Angeles for over two decades. From 1994 until 2019, she served as rabbi of Beth Chayim Chadashim (BCC), “House of New Life,” the first synagogue in the wor…

In Episode 12 on March 18th, we meet Col. Dr. Margarethe Cammermeyer, Norwegian- American military officer who served as a colonel in the Washington National Guard who was discharged for being a lesbian. She became a gay rights activist. Listen to Col. Cammermeyer and to the stories of LGBTQ heroes of the week at https://ronnisanlo.com/podcasts/ Ea…

In Episode 11 on Monday March 11th, we meet Art Copleston, survivor of the Florida Legislative Investigation Committee’s 1950s lesbian and gay witch hunts at the University of Florida. Listen to Art and the stories of LGBTQ heroes of the week at https://ronnisanlo.com/podcasts/ Each episode shares what happened that week in LGBTQ history, interview…

In Episode 10 on Monday, March 4th, we meet Leslea Newman, author of Heather has Two Mommies and other wonderful banned books. Listen to Leslea and to the stories of LGBTQ heroes of the week at https://ronnisanlo.com/podcasts/ Each episode shares what happened that week in LGBTQ history, interviews a guest who either made history or documented LGBT…

In Episode 9 on Monday, February 26th, we meet Andrea Meyerson, founder of Women on a Roll, Women on the Net, as well as a filmmaker and an exciting lesbian travel business owner. Kelly. Listen to the penultimate lesbian activity director Andrea Meyerson and to the stories of LGBTQ heroes of the week at https://ronnisanlo.com/podcasts/ Our previous…

In Episode 8 on Monday, February 19th, we meet Tracy Moore, Jewish lesbian activist and author of Lesbiot: Interviews with Lesbians in Israel. Tracy worked for such iconic organizations as Lambda Legal Defense Fund and Southern California Public Radio. She served on the board at the ONE Archives Foundation and was a member of the founding board of …

In Episode 7 on Monday, February 12th, we meet Dr. Kelly Watson who shares the story of Gay AA. Kelly has a long history of working in the recovery field. She's a successful businesswoman, is co-creator of the nonprofit Strait Knot Productions, and she's been an executive producer on a number of films and plays. She's also the co-host of the outsta…

In Episode 6, on Monday, February 5th, we meet Sheila Kuehl, Los Angeles County supervisor and former actress. Sheila was California's first openly LGBT state legislator, having previously served in the California State Senate and the California State Assembly where she was the Assembly's first female speaker pro tem. Listen to the iconic Sheila Ja…

In Vol 1, Episode 5, Monday, January 29, we meet Berit Van Neste, doctoral student at the University of South Florida in Tampa, mother of pansexual adult children, daughter of a lesbian (Ronni) who lost custody of her and her brother when they were very young in 1979 Florida, and outspoken LGBTQ ally. Listen to Berit and to the stories of LGBTQ her…

In Vol 1., Episode 3, we meet with Brian McNaught, author, coach, and educator. Brian McNaught, dubbed "the godfather of gay diversity training" by The New York Times, is a prominent corporate diversity consultant specializing in LGBTQ+ issues in the workplace. With over four decades of experience since 1974, McNaught has leveraged his personal jou…

In Vol 1., Episode 3, we meet with Julie Enszer, scholar and poet. In 2022, she had two books forthcoming; Rutgers University Press would publish OutWrite: The Speeches that Shaped LGBTQ Literary Culture in March of 2022 and Nightboat Books will publish Fire-Rimmed Eden: Selected Poems by Lynn Lonidier in June of 2022. Her scholarly book manuscript…

In Vol 1., Episode 2, we meet with Margy Lesher, Executive Director of Lesbian Connection. Lesbian Connection is a bimonthly magazine that has been published since 1974, serving as a worldwide forum for news, ideas, and information by and for lesbians. It operates as a grassroots forum, featuring content contributed by readers. The magazine covers …

In our inaugural episode, we feature Kate Ullman, a committed LGBT activist and co-founder of The L-Fund. Established in 2012, The L-Fund provides emergency financial aid to cis, trans, and queer-identifying lesbians in the Coachella Valley and beyond. Beyond crisis support, their grants now cover education, health, wellness, and empowerment for le…

Native American historian, Rick Williams, talks about the Battle of Little Big Horn and how the policies and events that students are learning in books about affected his family. Recorded at North HS, lecture for all 10th grade students.By Jennifer Wolf and Robin Hoch

Neighborhood reflections and an up close and personal tour of a slot home from Northside native and realtor, Veronica Montoya. Part 1 of a series on the pros and cons of gentrification.By Jennifer Wolf and Robin Hoch

Updates about Denver North High School from the "News from North High" podcast club!By Jennifer Wolf and Robin Hoch

EP 7-Part 1 True North Introduces News from Denver North High by Jennifer Wolf and Robin HochBy Jennifer Wolf and Robin Hoch