Podcast appearances and mentions of Jay W Walker

Episode #:1 Title/Topic: Artivism 2025 Hosting: Ti Cersley Join host Ti Cersley for Episode 1 of 2025…How do we arm ourselves to fight white nationalism? Fascism? The return of McCarthyism? On this podcast the answer is Artivism! All art must be made! Our guest is Stonewall Inn resident DJ Chauncey Dandridge, we discuss artivism in NYC and his calling to support queer artists. From The People's March on Jan 18th, some inspiring words from Gays Against Guns President, Jay W. Walker. GVP Editorial by Robert DeDominc on how the Arizona House plans to reduce school gun violence by allowing more guns on campus. Our in Memoriam: Starmichael Tucker, 30 years old, 1/2/25, Pensacola, Florida. Guests & Socials: @djchaunceyd, @jaywwalker Contributors: @robb_dedo

Join us on Radio GAG for The Wheels on the Bus Go Round and Round. A bus load of gun violence prevention activists were in NYC for Guacathon 2024. On the bus, we met up with Scout Cardillo from March for Our Lives and Bulletproof Pride. We discuss how this national GVP, youth lead organization is working to address the intersectional issues facing the LGBTQIA+ community at an upcoming advocacy day in DC.Beep! Beep! Out on the street... New York City Council Member and one of GAG's "Fierce Queenz", Eric Bottcher introduced legislation requiring gun stores to display graphic imagery, in addition to warning signage, that conveys the health dangers of firearm ownership. GAG President, Jay W. Walker delivers inspiring words at the event.For show and tell, Change the Ref and March for Our Lives have collaborated on theshotline.org...a new way to contact your representative about gun violence. AI technology has re-created the voices of those shot and killed by guns so they can call our representatives in hopes of changing gun laws. Our in Memoriam is for the Apalachee High School shooting victims in Winder, GA. bulletproofpride.org/www.theshotline.org/Host: Ti CersleyContributors: Cathy Mario-Thomas, Libby Edwards, Sarah Germain Lily, Frank Gargiulohttps://www.facebook.com/@GaysAgainstGunsNYC

Join us on Radio GAG for The Wheels on the Bus Go Round and Round. A bus load of gun violence prevention activists were in NYC for Guacathon 2024. On the bus, we met up with Scout Cardillo from March for Our Lives and Bulletproof Pride. We discuss how this national GVP, youth lead organization is working to address the intersectional issues facing the LGBTQIA+ community at an upcoming advocacy day in DC. Beep! Beep! Out on the street… New York City Council Member and one of GAG's “Fierce Queenz”, Eric Bottcher introduced legislation requiring gun stores to display graphic imagery, in addition to warning signage, that conveys the health dangers of firearm ownership. GAG President, Jay W. Walker delivers inspiring words at the event. For show and tell, Change the Ref and March for Our Lives have collaborated on theshotline.org…a new way to contact your representative about gun violence. AI technology has re-created the voices of those shot and killed by guns so they can call our representatives in hopes of changing gun laws. Our in Memoriam is for the Apalachee High School shooting victims in Winder, GA. https://bulletproofpride.org/ https://www.theshotline.org/ Host: Ti Cersley Contributors: Cathy Mario-Thomas, Libby Edwards, Sarah Germain Lily, Frank Gargiulo

This week Mark is joined by President of Gays Against Guns and Co-Founder of the Queer Liberation March, Jay W. Walker to discuss what they advocate and how people interpret the right to bear arms in the constitution. The subject hits hard this week as the school year has just begun and already a shooting has taken place. Jay talks about how the organization began which was shortly after the Pulse Club Shooting in June of 2016 in Orlando, FL. So many people got together to stand in front of the club holding plaque of the victims and they continued to advocate since. During Mark's Musings he wonders when is enough going to be enough? Why isn't it now? Rational Revolution with Mark Becker is a part of the Civic Media radio network and airs Saturdays at 2 across the network. . 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 line up. Follow the show on Facebook and X to keep up with Rational Revolution with Mark Becker.

Project 2025 (officially the Presidential Transition Project) is the right-wing Republican plan to dismantle American democracy--a harrowing plot that reads like dystopian fiction but is all too real. These policies will turn America to an authoritarian, white-supremacist, autocratic state, much like Hungry. Anna-christine d'Adesky of “Stop the Coup 2025,” along with GAG's Jay W. Walker, will discuss the ways in which Project 2025 will limit our freedoms—especially for members of the LGBTQIA+, immigrant and other minorities--and change the structure of our country. This may be THE most important issue we will confront in the coming months. Please take time to investigate the links below and tune in to gain a deeper understanding this plot and what is at stake with this election. https://www.stopthecoup2025.org https://www.axios.com/2022/07/22/trump-2025-radical-plan-second-term https://thomaszimmer.substack.com/p/project-2025-promises-revenge-oppression https://en.m.wikipedia.org/wiki/Project_2025 https://www.semafor.com/article/02/20/2024/heritage-recruits-an-army-to-build-a-trump-presidency-playbook https://www.thenation.com/article/politics/will-the-heritage-foundations-project-2025-turn-trumpism-into-a-governing-agenda/tnamp/

Radio GAG welcomes Brandon Wolf, Pulse Nightclub survivor turned activist and author of a new book “A Place for Us: A Memoir”. Join host Ti Cersley and Jay W. Walker as they discuss the current state of Florida. Brandon explains how he still finds hope in the people of Florida even with anti-LGBTQ+ legislation, political hate speech, book bans and now permitless carry. Sarah Germain Lilly provides an update on Gun Violence prevention news on online gun sales including “Armslist” , essentially an unregulated Craigslist for gun sellers and source of crime guns. In Memoriam for Dr. Gwendolyn Lavonne Riddick 7/30/23, Eden, North Carolina. https://brandonwolf.us/

Join Hosts Sarah Germain Lilly and Sean Stefanic as we look at the misguided and deadly results of the guns, deaths and injuries pushed into our lives by gun manufacturers and the politicians who protect them. First, a news update on another deadly shooting with an AR-15 in Texas, and victories from state houses all across America that have passed legislation to regulate firearms. Then we go to the somber, gray scene at a Brooklyn High School where a memorial takes place for a high-school student shot outside his home in Ft. Greene. We will also check in with Christina Owen of Norman Oklahoma, on her own “Wrong place” incident, and her reflections on being a parent during this time of lockdowns and mass shootings. We wrap up the show with an interview about Youth Arts New York, and the non-violence workshops they conduct with students. Guests Robert Croonquist, Sonni Mun, Virginia Vitzthum, Jay W. Walker and others share the students' views on the issues of violence facing them today.

Unregulated tactical accessories are making guns more lethal - Part I of a two-part series. This Tuesday, Radio GAG will explore the issue of unregulated tactical accessories, in a two-part series, starting with the "auto sear." Although AR-type rifles are often involved in mass shootings, handguns are actually the most used weapon. Handguns and ARs have now become more deadly than ever thanks to the auto sear, which will convert a conventional semi-automatic weapon into a fully automatic one for only $20. Radio GAG's guest this week is Alain Stephens, who will explain the auto sear and how this little Lego-like device is challenging law enforcement as the death count rises. Our "In Memorium" will commemorate Stephen “Twitch” Boss, whose recent suicide shocked his many friends and fans. We will also hear from Jay W. Walker and Sonni Moon from the GAG march/rally for the victims of Monterey Park shooting.

Join Radio GAG for an eye opening conversation with Professor Carol Anderson on her landmark book The Second: Race and Guns in a fatally Unequal America. Professor Anderson and Jay W. Walker examine the roots of the Second Amendment, its context in the slave economy, and how it has come to support white supremacy in the United States. Part 2 in this series examines the right to bear arms from the lens of race in the 19th and 20th century and leads up to the present moment. Sarah Germain Lilly hosts, thanks to special guests Professor Carol Anderson and Jay W. Walker.

Join Radio GAG for an eye opening conversation with Professor Carol Anderson on her landmark book The Second: Race and Guns in a fatally Unequal America. Professor Anderson and Jay W. Walker examine the roots of the Second Amendment, its context in the slave economy, and how it has come to support white supremacy in the United States. This week Part 1 examines the history of firearms regulations in the 17th and 18th Centuries and who was legally privileged to carry them. Next week, Part 2 in this series examines the right to bear arms from the lens of race in the 19th and 20th century and leads up to the present moment. Also on this episode, we update you on the National Vigil for All Victims of Gun Violence, held in Washington DC this week on the 10th Anniversary of the murders at Sandy Hook Elementary School. And a great big invite to Gays Against Guns Party Fundraiser at the Parkside Lounge at 317 E. Houston Saturday Dec. 10th See you there! Sarah Germain Lilly hosts, thanks to special guests Professor Carol Andersona and Jay W. Walker.

On the day after Halloween we explore the horror of “Permitless Carry,” the latest madness following the Supreme Court's attack on state's rights to regulate firearms for the safety of their citizenry. “Permitless Carry” is just what it sounds like, you need no qualifications to buy or carry a gun. No background check, no training, and no need for a license. Texas has already passed this law and Georgia and many other states are soon to follow. Okay Public Servants! Time to step up and protect children, minorities, LBGT communities and women from the relentless proliferation of weapons and violence in our communities. The silence is deafening. Host Sarah Germain Lilly lays out the issue and some of its consequences; for example a young girl who was killed when a man opened fire during a robbery. We continue to honor Domestic Violence Awareness month with words from Jay W. Walker during an event held by WARM, We All Really Matter, and their Harlem March to End Domestic Violence. Sean Stephanic contributes the In Memoriam, honoring Nicole Connors, 52 years old, 10/13/22, Raleigh, North Carolina.

Barry Graubart, Legislative Lead for MOMS Demand Action NY State, and Jay W. Walker of Gays Against analyze the new NY State gun laws and the possibilities for outcomes of the 2022 Midterm elections. September is National Suicide Prevention Awareness Month. The Everytown for Gun Safety Support Fund released a new report detailing the rise of people dying by gun suicide in cities. We'll look at Key findings from the report.

Why can't we have an assault weapons ban? Assault weapons are used in most mass shootings that have killed and wounded terrifying numbers of people in public places. So why did our Congress allow the Assault Weapons Ban of 1994 to expire in 2004? Why is it so difficult to get this ban passed on a Federal level when increasing numbers of innocent people and communities are terrorized with greater and greater frequency? Gays Against Guns founding member Jay W. Walker explains the background story of why we can't get a gun safety bill of this nature through Congress. Meanwhile Gays Against Guns will be represented at the 2022 Women's Convention in Houston Texas by activist Brigid McGinn and Radio GAG producer Sarah Germain Lilly. Women's March Creative Director Kim Parker Russell joins us to talk about the 2022 Women's Convention, reproductive rights, domestic violence and other issues of self determination on Radio GAG. Our In Memoriam Keshia Geter, July 20, 2022 of Eastover, South Carolina.

The State of New York part 2 is a round table of gun violence prevention activists sharing their views on gun violence in our region. Tune in for a report back from GAG's action, Stop the Presses! On Saturday May 21st, GAG took to the streets and shamed local and national media for ignoring the upcoming Supreme Court case set to dissolve NY state's gun safety laws. Dressed as Newsies, Gaggers passed out our newsletter the GAGzette and interviewed a few concerned citizens to discuss gun violence prevention. Roundtable participants include Son Mun, physician and Gun Violence Prevention activist with Moms Demand Action and Gays Against Guns, Wendy Jones, writer, publisher and community activist, Jay W. Walker, activist and founding member of Gays Against Guns , Sarah Lilly NYC High School teacher and Radio GAG producer and Ti Cersley, Gays Against Guns member and Leading Radio GAG producer. You can hear our podcasts anytime on your favorite podcast platform.

“The State of New York” a round table of gun violence prevention activists sharing their views on gun violence in our region. The urgency in the discussion is both the rising incidence of gun violence in our state and the pending Supreme Court decision on whether the Second Amendment should restrict the legal process on issuing handgun permits. Tune in for recent coverage on the horrific racist mass shooting in a supermarket in Buffalo and a pertinent, frank discussion of the times we are living in and how this violence impacts our communities, especially, Asian, Black, and Jewish communities and other marginalized groups. Participants include Son Mun, physician and Gun Violence Prevention activist with Moms Demand Action and Gays Against Guns, Wendy Jones, writer, publisher and community activist, Jay W. Walker, activist and founding member of Gays Against Guns, Sarah Lilly, NYC High School teacher and Radio GAG producer and Ti Cersley, Gays Against Guns member and Leading Radio GAG producer.

A special broadcast featuring gun violence survivors demanding their right to be safe at school and in their lives. The Radio GAG team, Libby Edwards, Ti Cersley, and Sarah Germain Lilly speak with Sarah Lerner, a teacher at Marjory Stoneman Douglas High School, who survived the shooting and edited an anthology of the survivor's voices: Parkland Speaks. After hearing Parkland survivor Cat Tibbetts read from the book, we are joined by Abbey Clemments and Sari Beth Rosenberg, founders of Teachers Unify to End Gun Violence who talk about their movement to organize teachers and create change. And calling in live will be GAG Activist Jay W. Walker reporting on GAG's Bloody Valentine action in NYC and Manuel Oliver, father of Joaquin Oliver and Igor Volsky of of Guns Down America in action in DC. Wrapping up the show, best selling author Dave Cullen, NY Times bestsellers Parkland: Birth of a Movement, Columbine, and Gabby Giffords - Vanity Fair profile will talk about his work and the Gun Violence Prevention Movement.

Inspiring and cogent, Jumaane Williams, our NYC Public Advocate, reacts to Biden's visit and breaks down Mayor Adams Blueprint to End Gun Violence and urges the city to ‘structuralize' the plan by creating and funding structures that address the root causes of gun violence and reduce or eliminate the means to resort to it. Acknowledging the need for co-ordinated City , State and Federal responses to gun violence, Jumaane reminds us that the struggle to end violence has a long human history while calling us to a moral imperative to stop these preventable killings here and now. From the streets of New York City to the Halls of the Supreme Court, Jumaane keeps it real and lays out the need for city, state and federal governance committed to public safety. Jay W. Walker interviews NYC Public Advocate Jumaane Williams with co-hosts and producers Libby Edwards and Sarah Germain Lilly.

“I Heart NY State Gun Laws” Part 2 describes the impact of the upcoming SCOTUS ruling on New York State's ability to issue gun permits and subsequently the public safety of New Yorkers. Jay W. Walker of Gays Against Guns explained the unique safety needs of New Yorkers in regards to concealed weapons in places like Time Square and the NYC subways. Meanwhile, in Brooklyn, a local church is fighting violence by collecting weapons in a gun buyback program.

Tune in to hear remembrances of the aftermath of the assassination of Harvey Milk in 1978, and the jarring parallels between the trial of Dan White and his defense the recent trial of the Kenosha killer, Kyle Rittenhouse. This one hour special includes special guests and authors Tom Ammiamo and Lillian Faderman, Gay Rights activist Jay W. Walker and archival coverage of the White Night Riots that occurred when White's seven year sentence for manslaughter was announced. And as a special bonus, theater tickets, book packages and dinner gift certificates will be offered as thank you gifts to those who contribute to WBAI.

Activists Ti Cersley and Shep Wahnon host Radio GAG's Pride 2021 show. Libby Edwards speaks to Jim Fouratt, lifelong Gay activist and originator of the Gay Liberation Front, about Gay activism from Stonewall to present in the context of Feminism and the right to love and have sex. Tigger! James Ferguson shares the origins of Gays Against Guns “Human Beings” and the In Memoriam of Kimmi Icon Braxton. Host Ti Cersley interviews organizer Jay W. Walker on Reclaim Pride and the Queer Liberation March.

Today, in the Hot Notes: Trump's Department of Justice spied on Don McGahn, Adam Schiff, Eric Swalwell, and their families; Joe Manchin changed his mind on voting rights after a suspicious donation from a corporate lobbyist; photos surface of Dana Rohrabacher at the insurrection; Merrick Garland expands the Civil Rights Division; Bibi Netanyahu is officially OUT; plus Dana and AG deliver your good news. Follow our guest on Twitter: Charlotte Clymer https://twitter.com/jaywwalker1 Co-founder/Organizer, Reclaim Pride Coalition https://twitter.com/RiseandResistNY https://twitter.com/ReclaimPrideNYC Follow AG and Dana on Twitter: Dr. Allison Gill (@allisongill) Dana Goldberg (@DGComedy) Follow Aimee on Instagram: Aimee Carrero (@aimeecarrero) Have some good news, a confession, a correction, or a case for Beans Court? https://www.dailybeanspod.com/confessional/ Want to support the show and get it ad-free and early? https://dailybeans.supercast.tech/ Or https://patreon.com/thedailybeans Promo Codes For a limited time, when you buy one virtual tour, you'll get a second tour free when you use promo code DAILYBEANS at http://CONTEXTLEARNING.com Get your Classic Full Zip Hoodie at http://american-giant.com/ today and use promo code DAILYBEANS for 15% off your first order. Join today and you'll get 6 bottles of wine for $29.95 and free shipping! Just go to TRY http://Firstleaf.com/DAILYBEANS. Special offer for DAILYBEANS listeners, get 10% off your first month at http://betterhelp.com/DAILYBEANS. Learn more about your ad choices. Visit megaphone.fm/adchoices

Join host Michelle Bruckner as she talks with Activist (Gays Against Guns, Rise and Resist, Sing Out Louise, Reclaim Pride Coalition) Jay W. Walker. The issue of gun violence is discussed and what we can possibly do to change this world for the better.

Hosts Sarah Germain Lily and Jay W. Walker celebrate our newest Fierce Kween, Carolyn B. Maloney, U.S. Representative for New York's 12th congressional district. Congresswoman Maloney has pushed several key bills to crack down on gun violence by making gun trafficking illegal. In memoriam: Gabriel Alexis Henderson, 25 years old, 2/15/21, Cornelius, North Carolina.

This week we discuss the increased violence against transgender people in the U.S while honoring their lives in life and death. 'In Memoriam' Asia Jynaé Foster 22 yers old, 11/20/2020 Houston, Texas. Jay W. Walker's speech from Trans Day of Remembrance at Stonewall Inn. The National GVP Coalition, with over 70 GVP groups, sent the Biden/Harris Transition Team recommendations for executive action. Join your host Ti Cersley and guest Michael Sylvan Robinson for this and more in this week's Radio GAG, the Gays Against Guns show.

This week openly carrying guns near polling places. Contact (866-OUR-VOTE) 866ourvote.org 'In Memoriam' Brayan Zazala 13 year old from Georgia. Jay W. Walker's speech from Ruckus Vote 2020. Join your host Ti Cersley and guest Marti Cummings for this and more in this week's Radio GAG, the Gays Against Guns show.

On today's show we have a kick-ass discussion with Activist Jay W. Walker. Jay is a founding member of Gays Against Guns and Rise And Resist and Co-Founder of the Reclaim Pride Coalition. Read Jay's article in The Nation and catch him on Twitter, Instagram and Facebook. PLEASE DONATE! America will love you for it! anchor.fm/epodibusunum PATRIOT HOTLINE: twitter.com/EPodibus - EPodibus@gmail.com GET INVOLVED! Please donate to any of these amazing organizations: Stacey Abrams’ Fair Fight fairfight.com/ Take Back the Court: www.takebackthecourt.today/ Demand Justice: demandjustice.org/ Stand Up America: www.standupamerica.com/ FIND YOUR REP! www.house.gov/representatives/find-your-representative Things to do: votesaveamerica.com and terikanefield-blog.com/things-to-do/ --- This episode is sponsored by · Anchor: The easiest way to make a podcast. https://anchor.fm/app --- Send in a voice message: https://anchor.fm/epodibusunum/message Support this podcast: https://anchor.fm/epodibusunum/support

Katz Fantulin talks about the Rainbow Alliance and what it is like being LGBTQ at Fordham. Jay W. Walker discusses the history of NYC Pride and the Queer Liberation March. Vicky Carmenate shares a playlist celebrating queer Black artists. Hosted by Cate Galliford and Corbin Gregg. Produced by Jacqueline Pierce. Music by Michael Appler.

Katz Fantulin talks about the Rainbow Alliance and what it is like being LGBTQ at Fordham. Jay W. Walker discusses the history of NYC Pride and the Queer Liberation March. Vicky Carmenate shares a playlist celebrating queer Black artists. Hosted by Cate Galliford and Corbin Gregg. Produced by Jacqueline Pierce. Music by Michael Appler.

We read the names of people killed by police since Eric Garner's death in 2014. Weekend of shootings in Chicago.  Queer Liberation March. With GAGers Paul Rowley, Ti Cersley, and Jay W. Walker.

Jay W. Walker joins Sarah Germain Lilly in a conversation about white supremacist groups and so-called “second amendment” gun rights groups. Cathy Marino Thomas interviews Brooklyn Borough President Eric Adams on Covid-19, George Floyd, and extremists' threats. In memoriam: Ahmaud Arbery, age 25, who was killed in Glynn County, GA. With music by Sing Out Louise.

Jay W. Walker first got into activism after the murder of Matthew Shepard in 1998; and again in 2016, after the Pulse nightclub shooting in Orlando. And while his strongest calls to act have come from moments of horrific violence, the one defining thread throughout his work is joy. Today Jay is an organizer for the groups Gays Against Guns (www.gaysagainstguns.net), Rise and Resist (www.riseandresist.org), and the Reclaim Pride Coalition (www.ReclaimPrideNYC.org). You can often hear him singing along with Sing Out Louise (and perhaps at the VERY end of this episode). Keep up with Jay at @ jaywwalker on Instagram and @ jaywwalker1 on Twitter. And check out www.singoutlouisenyc.org for more fantastic tunes. Find Art, Humanity & Action on Instagram (instagram.com/arthumanityaction), Facebook (facebook.com/arthumanityaction), Twitter (twitter.com/arthumanityact), and www.arthumanityaction.com OUR HOUSE Credits: Production and editing by Jeff Rose. Music by Audioblocks and Nate Lineback. Hosted by Nicole Ferraro. PR by PKPR.