Podcast appearances and mentions of Eric Jansen

Our friend's at KALW's State Of The Bay program spent some time discussing the ongoing fight for LGBTQ plus equality. The conversation was hosted by Eric Jansen, and included Tom Temprano, Managing Director of Equality California, and Shelby Chestnut, Executive Director of the Transgender Law Center.

Sara VanWagner & Dr. Abby Huntley join from The Wellness Command Post. The organization provides mental wellness services in a timely fashion to veterans, first responders, active military, and their families. Both Sara and Abby have backgrounds in military families and see the need for help, not only for first responders or military folks but also for the people in their lives, from family members to neighbors. Eric Jansen, a United States Marine Corp. veteran, joins to talk a bit about an ayahuasca retreat that he went on. He feels that the trip and the entire experience changed his life for the better. Maino and the Mayor is a part of the Civic Media radio network and airs Monday through Friday from 6-9 am on WGBW in Green Bay and on WISS in Appleton/Oshkosh. Subscribe to the podcast to be sure not to miss out on a single episode! To learn more about the show and all of the programming across the Civic Media network, head over to https://civicmedia.us/shows to see the entire broadcast lineup. Follow the show on Facebook and X to keep up with Maino and the Mayor! Guest: Sara VanWagner

The world's first Drag Laureate, appointed by San Francisco Mayor London Breed, talks about drag culture and onslaught of persecution in the U.S. and around the world. Included are excerpts from Drollinger's stand-up routine at his trans-friendly nightspot Oasis, and inspirational words from “Sexitude,” the self-affirming dance class he leads. Interviewed by Eric Jansen of “Out in the Bay” (outinthebay.org). NewsWrap returns next week. All this on the January 6, 2025 edition of This Way Out! Join our family of listener-donors today at http://thiswayout.org/donate/ NOTE TO RADIO STATIONS: The weekly program uploaded to SoundCloud will soon include a pitch for This Way Out/Overnight Productions (Inc.). Stations can download a pitch-free version from radio4all.net or Pacifica's AudioPort.Org. For more information, contact Brian@ThisWayOut.org.

San Francisco Drag Laureate D'Arcy Drollinger talks about the perspective to be gained by blowing up masculine and feminine identities, and how he's creating an Oasis for the art form (Part 2 of a two-part interview with Eric Jansen of “Out In The Bay”). And in NewsWrap: more than a hundred people skirt the governor's ban on Istanbul LGBTQ Pride by crossing to the Asian side of the city, Santiago's peaceful Pride Parade is assaulted by a mob of hooded thugs, Romania's largest celebration of LGBTQ Pride brings thousands to the streets of Bucharest and spreads to several other cities, pro-Palestinian protests impact Pride events in the U.S. and Canada, the daughter of Cameroon President Paul Biya comes out and becomes an outlaw in her country, the Tennessee-based Tractor Supply Company beats its former progressive policies down with a shovel, and more international LGBTQ news reported this week by Tanya Kane-Parry and David Hunt (produced by Brian DeShazor).  All this on the July 8, 2024 edition of This Way Out! Join our family of listener-donors today at http://thiswayout.org/donate/

San Francisco Drag Laureate D'Arcy Drollinger sashays through those Golden Gates with a message of fabulousness in times of “drag panic” and performance bans (Part 1 of a two-part interview with Eric Jansen of “Out In The Bay”). Families of trans kids are fleeing the U.S. south, but founder and president of GRACE: Gender Research Advisory Council and Education Alaina Kupec is using their stories to inspire change (reported by David Hunt). And in NewsWrap: Budapest's successful LGBTQ Pride Parade highlights the conflict between gay U.S. Ambassador David Pressman and far right Prime Minister Viktor Orbán, ten queer Hong Kong couples celebrate a legal mass wedding through a registered officiant in Utah, U.S. President Joe Biden pardons thousands of queer veterans discharged under previous discriminatory regulations, Texas' ban on pediatric gender-affirming healthcare is upheld by the state Supreme Court, Arkansas' Supreme Court decides to deprive driver's license applicants the right to choose X as their gender marker instead of male or female, Utah's new law Equal Opportunities Initiatives forces the closure of LGBTQ Centers and all DEI programs at state colleges, and more international LGBTQ news reported this week by Michael Taylor-Gray and Kalyn Hardman (produced by Brian DeShazor).  All this on the July 1, 2024 edition of This Way Out! Join our family of listener-donors today at http://thiswayout.org/donate/

Entertaining and educational podcast with my friends Victor Bohm and Eric Jansen from Balanced Veterans Network. Over the pass year they've grown and hammered lobbying for psychedelics and cannabis therapy for veterans on Capitol Hill. BVN wants veterans to find balance in their lives doesn't have to be with cannabis or other psychedelics but with heath, fitness, community, mentally, etc. I consider them experts within the cannabis field and advocacy.

In the aftermath of her son Matthew's infamous murder in 1998, Judy Shepard and her surviving family take on the campaign to pass hate crimes legislation, and establish a foundation to support queer youth (interviewed by Eric Jansen of “Out in the Bay Radio”). And in NewsWrap: Bulgaria's Supreme Court clears punk music star Milena Slavova of discrimination charges for her viral homophobic social media post, failed anti-queer French presidential candidate Éric Zemmour is fined for denigrating lesbian mothers, Spokane, Washington's Odyssey Youth Movement is vandalized four times in less than a month, the Public Library in Madison, Alabama pulls a picture book from its children's section because the author's last name is Gay, a three-judge panel of the U.S. Eleventh Circuit Court of Appeals upholds a lower court's block of Florida's unconstitutional ban on family-friendly drag shows, the Parliament of the Australian state of New South Wales hosts its own Drag Storytime, and more international LGBTQ news reported this week by Joe Boehnlein and Tanya Kane-Parry (produced by Brian DeShazor).  All this on the October 16, 2023 edition of This Way Out! Join our family of listener-donors today at http://thiswayout.org/donate/

Victor Bohm (Left) Air Force Veteran former Senior Director of Communications for Iraq and Afghanistan Veterans of America. Graduated from Columbia- Ivy League. Eric Jansen (Right) Marine Corps Veteran/ 2 Tours Afghanistan. Merchandise Coordinator and volunteer for Balanced Veterans Network which is a national nonprofit focused on getting veterans into various type of therapy. They have different pillars. To include psychedelics. Eric and Victor both shared their personal experiences using psychedelics to treat their PTS, anxiety, depression, etc. Eric shared his story and trip to Mexico to be apart of an Ayahuasca ceromony. Very powerful podcast!

The West Coast all-trans woman rock band of the early 2000s responds to the nationwide epidemic of anti-trans fever with a stellar comeback (interviewed by Eric Jansen of Out in the Bay Queer Radio and Podcast). And in NewsWrap: Britain's National Health Service limits trans young people's access to gender-affirming therapies to research settings, Iceland's new ban on conversion therapy includes transgender people, Queensland no longer requires surgery as a prerequisite for legal gender and name changes, the Australian Capital Territory leads the country in protecting the rights of intersex people, Arizona Governor Katie Hobbs vetoes a bill to force trans students to use sex-segregated campus facilities according to their birth certificate gender, Texas expands its ban on trans female athletes to higher education, Illinois Governor J.B. Pritzker stands in the library door against book bans, Tony winner Michael Arden reclaims the “F” word, and more international LGBTQ news reported this week by Wenzel Jones and Nico Raquel (produced by Brian DeShazor).  All this on the June 19, 2023 edition of This Way Out! Join our family of listener-donors today at http://thiswayout.org/donate/

While a young housewife with kids in the 1950s and early '60s, Ann Bannon wrote lusty lesbian love stories. Scorned by the literary elite then, her and other authors' “pulp fiction” paperbacks helped build the queer rights...

Out in the Bay radio's Eric Jansen interviews Mathew Shurka co-founder of the National Center for Lesbian Right's Born Perfect campaign in 2014. Kristine Stolakis director and producer of Pray Away, a Netflix documentary inspired by her late transgender uncle's horrific experiences trying to not be trans. And in NewsWrap: Pope Francis says that private consensual adult same-gender sex should not be a criminal act; Germany's parliament specifically honors queer victims of the Nazis during their annual Holocaust Remembrance Day in Berlin; Narendra Modi's conservative Indian government objects to the appointment of respected lawyer Saurabh Kirpal to the Delhi High Court; Malta prosecutes a man for violating the national ban on promoting conversion therapy, while a U.S. federal appeals court upholds Washington state's conversion therapy ban; far-right Republican Florida GOVERNOR RON DeSANTIS defends his ban of honors students' advance placement African-American History classes statewide because it includes a “queer theory”; and Mars, Inc., which makes M&Ms, melts to rightwing pressure (led by Fox “News” blowhard TUCKER CARLSON] for updating their “spokes candy” characters and replaces them with SNL alum Maya Rudolph (written by GREG GORDON, edited this week by DAVID HUNT, reported by KALYN HARDMAN & MICHAEL LEBEAU, and produced by BRIAN DeSHAZOR). All this on the January 30, 2023 edition of This Way Out! Join our family of listener-donors today at thiswayout.org/donate/

Just in time for potentially awkward holiday gatherings, we present a holiday fave: Author and civil rights lawyer Abby Dees tells our allies go ahead, ask LGBTQ relatives or friends your burning questions. If you're queer, she...

While they weren't around for long, the Cockettes left an outsized legacy that we explore this week with exclusive recordings and interviews.

What would you do if falsely accused of molesting a child? And you see your career crumble. Matthew Clark Davison's novel “Doubting Thomas,” about a gay school teacher, challenges assumptions about guilt, innocence and more....

One bite from the Buttigieg bug, and author Paul Mason Barnes turned into “Paul for Pete: Politics. Theatre. Life. One Man's Adventures (Or, How I Became A Septuagenarian Fanboy) — and his election activism didn't stop there (interviewed by Eric Jansen of Out in the Bay Radio and Podcast). And in NewsWrap: Tabasco and Endomex bring Mexico one state shy of nationwide marriage equality, British queer activists glad to see short-lived P.M. Liz Truss go, Russian lawmakers consider expanding the ban on “LGBTQ propaganda” to include adults, Brittney Griner's release stalls as U.S. officials bust the son of one of Putin pals, Byron Perkins scores as the first out HBCU football player, U.S. House Republicans propose nationalizing ”Don't Say Gay,” Florida adds harsh penalties to its Parental Rights in Education law, Idaho right-wingers pitch a ban on drag shows, satirist John Oliver takes on transphobes, and more international LGBTQ news reported this week by John Dyer V and Wendy Natividad (produced by Brian DeShazor). All this on the October 24, 2022 edition of This Way Out! Join our family of listener-donors today at http://thiswayout.org/donate/

Author Paul Barnes served on Pete Buttigieg's ground-breaking presidential campaign and wrote a book about it called, "Paul for Pete: Or How I Became A Septuagenarian Fan Boy."

How do we find human connection? Being “in with the out crowd?” An author and poet finds peers on the pier. Toni Mirosevich reads from her new book, Spell Heaven and other stories, and talks...

The 2021 Best Indie Book Award for an LGBTQ coming of age novel prize went to Dwayne Ratleff's “Dancing To The Lyrics.” Is the story of a queer African American boy growing up on the tough streets of Baltimore, Maryland fiction, memoir or both? (Eric Jansen of “Out in the Bay,” interviewer) And in NewsWrap: Chiléan voters reject an inclusive new Constitution despite the widespread desire for progressive reform, Liz Truss fills her Cabinet with homophobic Tories when she takes over as the U.K.'s new Prime Minister, Iran for the first time condemns two women to death for their queer activism, a Texas federal district judge allows religious objections to block coverage for free PrEP under the Affordable Care Act, Washington state's conversion therapy ban withstands a federal appeal, activists dispatch angels to defend a Pride drag show at Brigham Young University, an Idaho librarian checks out after enduring unhinged harangues about books that were never on her shelves, and more international LGBTQ news reported this week by Michael Taylor Gray and Sarah Montague (produced by Brian DeShazor). All this on the September 12, 2022 edition of This Way Out! Join our family of listener-donors today at http://thiswayout.org/donate/

Escape with us to a simpler place and time. Before monkeypox, before COVID, before traveling got so fraught. To a town its promoters claimed then was gayer than San Francisco – and where September is...

This week we feature our discussion with late gay ambassador James C. Hormel on Out In The Bay.

On this week's special program, we celebrate three bishops who made groundbreaking opening moves in Christianity's inclusion gambit: A 2001 conversation with Episcopal ally firebrand the Right Reverend John Shelby Spong, a leader in the struggle for LGBTQ ordination and marriage equality (interviewed by Brisbane, Australia correspondent John Frame). A tribute to Unity Fellowship founder Archbishop Carl Bean, the gay pop star (“I Was Born This Way”) who turned musical success into a ministry to the African American queer community, Reverend Megan Rohrer, the first transgender Bishop of the Evangelical Lutheran Church in America — and maybe in the world — talks about their journey to the historic milestone (interviewed by Eric Jansen of "Out in the Bay - Queer Radio from San Francisco”). NewsWrap returns next week. All this on the November 29, 2021 edition of This Way Out! Join our family of listener-donors today at http://thiswayout.org/donate/

This week you're in for a treat. It's a 3-for-1 special as I made the most of my recent Jozi trip and convinced a few ex-guests to let me record our "Ah, we should totally catch up," conversations. I met up with Eric Jansen, Rofhiwa Maneta, and Leah Jazz, and had 3 vastly different conversations. Eric Jansen was originally on episode 51 which, at this point, feels like a lifetime ago. Things were looking up for Eric the last time we chatted, but, like most comedians, he found his career coming to a screeching halt when the pandemic hit. Eric shares just how tough things have been and we also discuss the awkwardness of getting back on stage now that things are steadily opening up again. Keep up with Eric on Instagram. Rofhiwa Maneta and I actually chatted pretty recently on episode 102 but we still had plenty to talk about when we met in person for the first time. His book about his policeman father, "A Man, A Fire, A Corpse" is finished and will be published in November. We find out what it's like to write honestly about your own blood and we discuss some of the realities of being a cop. Keep up with Rofhiwa on Twitter. Leah Jazz and I go waaaaay back but we haven't chatted in a while so this was really just catching up with an old friend. Leah was last on the podcast for episode 33 when her radio career was just starting to take off. Now she's a regular part of the 5FM lineup with a boundary-pushing show that airs every weeknight at 10 pm. We chat about making the most of opportunities as you never know how long you'll have them for. Keep up with Leah on Instagram. This feels like a return to the roots of this podcast as these are the first in-person interviews I've done since the pandemic hit. It's pretty weird to think that I've done more interviews for this podcast via remote recording than in person, but I'm super grateful that I've had the opportunity to keep things going. That being said, I've thoroughly missed doing these interviews in person and I'm looking forward to getting to have more face-to-face conversations.

Stereotypes has gone radio! Huge thanks to Eric Jansen from Out In The Bay on KALW San Francisco!

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Vandaag vond de herstart van het RBC Netwerk plaats, en Podcast de Luiten was erbij. We spraken erover met de voorzitter van het netwerk Kees van Hassel, en twee van zijn mede-organisatoren Eric Jansen en Jacco Vermunt. Ook spraken we met RBC-voorzitter Ger Deleij, Ad Paantjens van Drie Maal Plankenkoorts, Arthur Verbraak van de SV, en met niemand minder dan de Voetballerina Bas!

As San Francisco marks the 50th Anniversary of the first LGBTQ rights march, the program “Out in the Bay” is returning to the air on KSFP, a radio station created by the San Francisco Public Press. “Out in the Bay” returns after a four-year hiatus. Mel Baker, producer and contributor for “Civic,” spoke with “Out in the Bay” founding producer and host Eric Jansen and producer Truc Nguyen about the show and the parallels between the LGBTQ rights movement and the broader fight for civil rights.

Het einde van RBC als zelfstandige vereniging lijkt nabij, nu het bestuur de leden heeft laten weten dat men een fusie met Halsteren wil voorstellen. Onder de naam RBC-Halsteren zou de fusieclub al met ingang van komend seizoen moeten aantreden, in oranje-gele shirts. We bespraken dit het plan van het bestuur met Eric Jansen en Ad Paantjens, twee echte RBC'ers.

Eric Jansen is a lekker ou. That, and an actor and comedian. You've probably seen Eric on your TV screens as part of Trevor Noah's Nationwild on Showmax and as an Afrikaans soapy star on 7de Laan and Binnelanders. Only 5 years into game and Eric is already killing it. He's paying the price for his success though by being beaten up by grannies in the street for his role on 7de Laan. Eric is a laid back, funny guy who is easy to get along with so this conversation flows smoothly and is full of many laughs. While Eric goes through tough times like all of us, he tries to keep it posi and approaches life with an open mind. Learn what it's like to see your face on a billboard and how not to handle grannies in parking lots in this episode of The Almost Perfect Podcast. https://almostperfect.co.za/ep-51-eric-jansen/

Mack Media — Eric is a hilarious stand-up comic and just all round awesome bloke. He is one of the brilliant comics featured on Trevor Noah's Nation Wild, now streaming on Showmax. We get into relationships and can you bring that to stage, comedy writing and what is off limits. Loved this chat, enjoy Fam! Eric Facbook Page · Eric Instagram · iTunes · Stitcher · Facebook Page · Instagram

Tell Us More — Eric Jansen is a young South African comedian who has featured on Trevor Noah's NationWild, MTV's You Got Got and numerous other tv shows. We sat down and chatted about transitioning from high school to stand up comedy, race relations in South Africa, surviving the National Arts Festival and coming from a relatively adventurous family.

CliffCentral.com — Jonti chats to Eric Jansen and Candice Coulsen about how millennials view sex. Is Millennial sex any different from how Gen X perceives it? Are young people more care-free and exploratory when it comes to intimacy.

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What does the future hold for financial management? How will disruptive technologies be utilized to help achieve financial goals? How will financial planning be impacted? Personal finance expert Jordan Goodman talks with Eric Jansen, Founder and President of AspenCross Wealth Management, about Bit Coin, crypto currency, financial planning, wealth management and what calls Jansen calls The Fourth Industrial Revolution. Listen to hear what Jansen's vision of the future of financial planning will look like.

What does the future hold for financial management? How will disruptive technologies be utilized to help achieve financial goals? How will financial planning be impacted? Personal finance expert Jordan Goodman talks with Eric Jansen, Founder and President of AspenCross Wealth Management, about Bit Coin, crypto currency, financial planning, wealth management and what calls Jansen calls The Fourth Industrial Revolution. Listen to hear what Jansen's vision of the future of financial planning will look like.

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Eric is a change agent with a passion for helping organizations understand, and then deliver on, true customer value. Drawing on Agile, Lean, Systems Thinking and Service Design, he is a firm believer in people and their ability to do great things once system constraints and blockers are removed. His style is a blend of intellectual curiosity and pragmatism. Get the 5 proven steps to rapidly grow your business, make a bigger impact, and achieve your First Million. Attend the next LIVE First Million Webinar  with international business coach JV Crum III.  Like this Podcast? Then get every episode delivered to YOU!  Subscribe in iTunes Please help spread the word. Subscribing and leaving a review helps other business owners and entrepreneurs find our podcast…and make their big difference. They will thank you for it.   Conscious Millionaire Podcast: With over 500 episodes and 10 Million Listeners in 176 countries, this is the podcast for business owners and coaches who want to grow their businesses, make a bigger impact, and ultimately achieve their First Million! JV interviews the top entrepreneurs, experts, authors, and coaches on how to get the right mindset, develop your business systems, and execute to achieve bigger results, faster!    

CliffCentral.com — Comedians David Levinsohn and Eric Jansen join for sex and funny as the team looks at the absurdity of sex, how we can laugh at ourselves during sex, and whatever else comes up!

I speak to young comedian Eric Jansen about all things comedy but more importantly what the journey of a young comedian involves. It is a long lonely journey but if you are interested in comedy then you will be interested in the person who I define as the blue print of an up and coming comedian starting out in a volatile industry.

Photojournalist Kristin Lyseggen profiles nine current and former inmates in her new book "The Women of San Quentin: Soul Murder of Transgender Women in Male Prisons."Surrounded by convicted murderers and rapists, she writes, they are often forced to fight for their lives on their way to womanhood inside some of the world’s most dangerous prisons for men. She and Daniella Tavake, one of those profiled in the book, share intimate parts of their stories with host Eric Jansen on this week's Out in the Bay.

Photojournalist Kristin Lyseggen profiles nine current and former inmates in her new book "The Women of San Quentin: Soul Murder of Transgender Women in Male Prisons ." Surrounded by convicted murderers and rapists, she writes, they are often forced to fight for their lives on their way to womanhood inside some of the world’s most dangerous prisons for men. She and Daniella Tavake, one of those profiled in the book, share intimate parts of their stories with host Eric Jansen on this week's Out in the Bay.

Blackmail, My Love, is a noir murder-mystery novel set in San Francisco, 1951 - "The Dark Ages of Queerdom," as author and illustrator Katie Gilmartin puts it - when cops raided gay and lesbian bars, beat up their patrons, and demanded "protection" money, and when lesbians and gay men were so afraid of exposure they were easy blackmail targets. Eric Jansen's guest on Out in the Bay (7pm PT Thursday) is historian, author, printmaker and Queer Ancestors Project founder Katie Gilmartin, who reads from her book and talks about San Francisco and queer life in days of yore. We also hear The Widow Norton herself (aka the late Jose Sarria, one of just two true-life characters in Blackmail, My Love) sing the 1950s anthem "God Save Us Nelly Queens." (Broadcast 12/4/14, 1/29/15 and 11/19/15) Listen here or at www.OutintheBay.org.

As preparations for Sunday's Castro Street Fair wind up, 20 bronze sidewalk plaques are in place to guide pedestrians on a stroll through queer history. The Rainbow Honor Walk is a growing monument along the streets of San Francisco honoring LGBT pioneers. Rainbow Honor Walk co-founder David Perry is Eric Jansen's guest on Out in the Bay, 7pm Thursday . We also hear Steven Short's feature on “The Queer Past Becomes Present,” an ongoing exhibit at the GLBT History Museum on 18th Street, also in the Castro. (First broadcast Oct. 2, 2014)

Contrary to popular mythology, the LGBT civil rights movement did not begin with the June 1969 Stonewall Rebellion at New York's Stonewall Inn. Eric Jansen's guests this week on Out in the Bay (7pm PDT Thursday) are Max Wolf Valerio, essay contributor to, and Adrian Brooks, editor and multiple essayist of the new anthology The Right Side of History: 100 Years of LGBTQI Activism .

Famed mezzo-soprano Frederica von Stade sings in this weekend’s Bay Area performances of Street Requiem, a choral contata to call attention to the plight of people living on our streets and in other insecure conditions around the globe. On this week's Out in the Bay ( 7pm Thursday ), Australian co-creators Andy Payne and Kathleen McGuire – conductor and artistic director of the San Francisco Gay Men’s Chorus from 2000 to 2010 – play selections from Street Requiem’s World Premiere in Melbourne last year and speak with host Eric Jansen about their creative collaboration and their work to help people in need. (Broadcast 7pm PDT Thursday 8/27/15 on kalw.org + 91.7fm SF.)

Why do tens of thousands of people trek to a temporary camp city in a remote Nevada desert every August? Is Burning Man worth the heat and dust storms? What's queer about it? On Thursday's Out in the Bay (7pm PDT 8/20) Eric Jansen's guests are Jennifer Raiser and Sidney Erthal, writer and photographer, respectively, of the book Burning Man: Art on Fire ; and Foxy, past mayor of Camp Beaverton , the main lesbian camp in Burning Man 's "gayborhood." (This interview first broadcast Aug. 14, 2014)

State Senator Mark Leno is the first openly gay man to serve in California’s Senate. A champion of LGBT rights throughout his career, Leno is far from a ‘single-issue’ politician. As he approaches his last year in the Senate — he’s termed out in 2016 — hear Leno chat with Out in the Bay host Eric Jansen about his political priorities, his thoughts on what’s next for LGBT rights and, after representing San Francisco for more than a decade, his views on the state of our city and how we can meet our challenges. Leno also shares stories from his past, including his time in rabbinical school. Airs 7pm PDT Thursday, Aug. 13, at kalw.org + 91.7 fm SF Bay Area ; listen after broadcast at www.OutintheBay.org.