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When Tony Award-winning actor and playwright Harvey Fierstein was growing up in New York City in the 60s, he was surrounded by the beginnings of the gay rights movement, and protest art and avant-garde theater was the norm. "I didn't know that being gay was sad until I got out into the world and they told me that," he said in our interview. "All the gay people I know are really kind of happy." And writing from that lens has informed his work ever since. In his new memoir, I Was Better Last Night, Harvey shares the six year journey to get his breakthrough play, Torch Song Trilogy, on Broadway, and shares other behind the scenes stories from hit Broadway plays like Hairspray, Fiddler on the Roof, and La Cage aux Folles. He also told me about his relationship with his younger brother turned business manager, why he's happily single and sober, and how he thinks he'll be remembered.

Thank you for listening to Mormon Sex Info. This episode is an archived episode and is only now becoming publicly available. Mormon Sex Info relies on contributions. To contribute, please visit: mormonsex.info Natasha Helfer Parker interviews Dr. Tina Sellers in regards to her work with clients and students from religiously conservative cultures and her experience noticing a recent increase of sexual shame coming from what she calls the purity movement. She recently published a book called Sex, God and the Conservative Church: Erasing Shame from Sexual Intimacy where she addresses sex-positive approaches people can reduce harmful shame and adopt both Christian and Hebrew traditions that can enhance, heal and edify their sexual relationships. She presented at the Rocky Mountain Sex Summit , September 22-23, 2017 in Salt Lake City, Utah. Dr. Sellers is the Director of Medical Family Therapy at Seattle Pacific University and has been teaching the sexuality course for the Family Therapy program. Resources Mentioned During the Podcast: AASECT Al Vernacchio: Sexual Educator Sex, Mom and God: How the Bible’s Strange Take on Sex Led to Crazy Politicsby Frank Schaeffer Are We Due for Another Sexual Revolution? with Dr. Roger Libby Thank God for Sex project Girls and Sex: Navigating Complicated Landscape by Peggy Orenstein The Etiology and Phenomenology of Sexual Shame: A Grounded Theory Study by Dr. Noel Clark Christians Caught Between the Sheets — How ‘Abstinence Only’ Ideology Hurts Us by Tina Sellers  

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On today's episode of The Coconuts Podcast: To be king or wear a ring? Malaysia's would-have-been monarch gave up the former for the sake of a latter when he married a Russian beauty queen half his age. Word is out that didn't work out so well. Indonesia is talking about marital rape – which some conservatives say is an oxymoron – after a wife said her husband's demand for his “sex quota” forcer her to savage him with an axe. Fifty years ago at this very moment, three Ameridudes were sailing toward the moon in a metal capsule. Todd talks about the day the moon men came to Bangkok.

Following the death of the Westboro Baptist Church's Fred Phelps, Josh Zepps discusses the state of religious fundamentalism with Frank Schaeffer, the New York Times bestselling author of Crazy for God: How I grew up as one of the Elect, Sex, Mom, and God: How the Bible's Strange Take on Sex Led to Crazy Politics-- and How I learned to love Women (and Jesus) Anyway, among many others.  Having recovered from being raised in a fundamentalist Christian family, and having written multiple novels about growing up in that world, Schaeffer has a fascinating perspective on what he sees as the psychological damage inflicted by angry fundamentalism, and helps us examine how we, as atheists, might respond to the death of those we despise. 

At our regular time on Wednesday, we have returning to the show, New York Times bestselling author, Frank Schaeffer discussing his newest book, SEX, MOM and GOD:  How the Bible's Strange Take on Sex Led to crazy Politics - and How I learned to Love Women (and Jesus) Anyway.  Definitely we'll delve into the Right Wing's latest uptick of rhetoric against Goddess, namely their war on Lady Libertas, Columbia and Amaterasu.

We'll talk about FFRF's suit against Texas Gov. Rick Perry with state/church activist Kay Staley. Then we'll talk with the fascinating Frank Schaeffer, the fallen son of the religious right icon Francis Schaeffer, who criticizes the bible and the religious right in his new book, Sex, Mom, and God: How the Bible's Strange Take on Sex Led to Crazy Politics

För några år sedan svämmade rubrikerna nästan över på världens löpsedlar: en man har fött barn! Nu besöker Thomas Beatie Stockholm Pride och MOT har träffat honom för att prata om familjeliv, könsroller och sterilisering av transsexuella. Uppföljande debatt om den svenska lagstiftningens krav på sterilisering vid könskorrigerande behandling. En skam för Sverige eller för barnets bästa? Hör RFSLs ordförande Ulrika Westerlund och Kristdemokraternas talesperson i HBT-frågor Annika Eclund. I USA har flera skribenter den senaste veckan dragit paralleller mellan terrorattentatet i Norge, 22 juli, och situationen i USA där kristna grupper har radikaliserats allt mer och där man också sett exempel på våldshandlingar i kristendomens namn. Författaren och filmregissören Frank Schaeffer säger att han till och med förutsett risken för att kristna högerextrema skulle genomföra större attentat i sin nyligen utgivna bok "Sex, mom and God: How the Bible's Strange Take on Sex Led to Crazy Politics". 2008 blev Ecuador det första landet i världen att erkänna Moder jords rättigheter i sin grundlag. Naturen blev en juridisk person. Sedan dess har ursprungsfolken och deras andlighet fått en allt mer framträdande betydelse, inte minst inom den latinamerikanska vänstervågen. Natacha López träffar Latinamerikagruppernas viceordförande, Carmen Blanco Valer, när hon förbereder en ceremoni till Moder jord. Utrikeskrönikan är signerad Peder Gustafsson och kommer från Thailand. Programledare: Peter Sandberg Producent: Anneli Rådestad anneli.radestad@sr.se