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Radio GAG Speaks with Ashbey Beasley, Highland Park survivor and lobbyist extraordinaire, about the dollar cost for families and communities when a mass shooting occurs. Ashbey breaks it down and explains how laws shield gunmakers from liability. Our GVP news focuses on New York City, and we treat you to We Wanna Take Your Gun sung by our fab queertet Sing Out Louise.

The groupies are back and this time they are discussing the art of projecting! Are microphones a necessity these days? Dave tries his hand at a new greeting (spoiler: It's not good), the group is shocked to uncover a deep dark secret about Ron (spoiler: it's just a bit), Bob gives a review on the TV show Frasier (spoiler: It's not a review at all) and Kathleen doesn't have a review this time (spoiler: actually this one is totally true). Join us and leave your cheese to sour (If you know, you know)

A special episode of the STAGES podcast - a Mother's Day focus with two of our favourite Mother/Daughter acting pairs - Belinda Giblin and Romy Bartz. Many women have followed their Mums into the precarious vocation that is the stage and screen. Whilst being witness to the challenge and triumph of such a career, it has not stopped them following in Mother's footsteps - chasing the dream, telling stories and embracing a wondrous profession. For many showbiz families, it is the family business; and we are aware of the dynasties who have made Acting their focus across several generations. Some who trod the boards, are the ‘black sheep' of the family, who find their way without a single member guiding the way. So what are the challenges, or the advances, if any, of having your Mum lead the way. Belinda and Romy offer a unique insight and allow us to celebrate their significant talents. Belinda Giblin is one of Australia's most distinguished stage and screen actors. Her most recent theatre credits include “Amadeus” alongside Michael Sheen, and Melissa Bubnic's “Ghosting the Party” (Griffin Theatre). Other recent credits include “Blonde Poison” (Old Fitz, SOH, Southbank) “Doubt” (Old Fitz) Samuel Beckett's “Happy Days”(Old Fitz) for all of which she was nominated for Best Actress in an Independent production by the Sydney Theatre Critics' Circle Awards. On television Belinda has had regular roles in the series “Home and Away”; “Sons and Daughters”; “Heartbreak High”;  “The Sullivans”; and “The Box “. Film credits include “ Peterson”, “Say you Want Me” for which she won a Sammy award, and an award winning short film “Stille Nacht”. Belinda appeared in an Independent feature film, “A Stitch in Time”(Sasha Hadden Productions) in 2022.  Belinda is presently playing in ‘Suddenly Last Summer' at the Ensemble Theatre. Romy Bartz is an actor and director who graduated from NIDA. Since graduating she has performed in theatre productions such as ‘Hillbilly Thriller', ‘The Moors', ‘Mercury Fur', ‘Slaughterhouse', ‘Bull', ‘Idle Lies', ‘Why Torture is Wrong and the People Who Love Them' and ‘Thank You for Being a Friend'. Romy's television credits include ‘Reef Break', ‘The Politically Incorrect Parenting Show', ‘The Surgeon', ‘Love My Way', ‘Skool Sue', ‘White Collar Blue' and ‘Murder Under the Microscope'.The STAGES podcast is available to access and subscribe from Spotify and Apple podcasts. Or from wherever you access your favourite podcasts. A conversation with creatives about craft and career. Follow socials on instagram (stagespodcast) and facebook (Stages).www.stagespodcast.com.au

We met Donny on Instagram and could tell immediately that he was the kind of *STAR* we needed to discuss SS9, “Starring the Baby-sitters Club!” We learn about Donny's antics on Instagram, TikTok, and Elon Musk's Twitter while we discuss just how racist and sexist “Peter Pan” is, how good theater is for teenagers (according to theater teachers: VERY GOOD), and delve a little into what choices high schools make in their play and musical selections across the decades. Come with us and SING OUT, LOUISE! In this particular “Hot Take,” we relive one of Emily's favorite childhood books: “The Box Car Children,” which to the title is about children who… live in a literal box car. We explore just how darn *INDUSTRIOUS* these kids are, why Henry is so fast (Anne's verdict: "practical") and how the three of us would fare as orphan sisters in a boxcar or abandoned barn. You're not wrong if you assume we may be in trouble.

This week on Radio GAG hosts Sean Stefanic and Sarah Germain Lilly bring back Barry Graubart, legislative lead for MOMS Demand Action NY. Barry discusses possible outcomes of the pending Supreme Court case on NY State's right to issue a gun possession permit. The discussion includes commentary and explanation on the Oxford High School shooting in Michigan and the trolling of Republican Representatives using disturbing images of their families displaying their weapons in front of their Christmas tree. Sean contributes our In Memoriam for Justin Shilling, and Sing Out Louise shares "They're Beginning to Look a Lot Less Christian.

How To Be An Artivist...Educator's Episode. In this episode Playwright Myra Slotnick explains #Enough: Plays to End Gun Violence and Sarah Germain Lilly interviews her students at Dr. Susan S. McKinney HS. Paul Rowley interviews Mark Leydorf of Sing Out Louise.

Broadway Baby sings "Sing Out Lousie," our tribute to "Keep the Beat" from Netflix's Vivo by Lin-Manuel Miranda!

Broadway Baby sings "Sing Out Lousie," our tribute to "Keep the Beat" from Netflix's Vivo by Lin-Manuel Miranda!

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 Lilly and Ti Cersley discuss the latest in gun violence news and how the Biden/Harris transition Team is working with GVP groups to prepare for their administration. In Memoriam: Leighton Owings, 2years old, 12/15/20. Fairmount, Indiana. Sing Out Louise! sings... "Rudolph the Gun Shot Victim".

Host Sarah Germain Lilly interviews Sing Out Louise! activists about their promote voting while they sing a special live performance. In Memoriam: 27-year-old James Upshaw, 32-year-old Juan Reveria and 33-year-old Shanya Johnson shot dead in Indianapolis.

Christy E. O’Connor of Art Hustle talks about “Thoughts and Prayers, Vacant Stares” an art exhibition that examines the impact guns have within our nation, as a symbol of power and freedom, or as an instrument to incite fear and cause harm. With host Paul Rowley and music by Sing Out Louise.

NY Attorney General Letitia James filed a lawsuit to put an end to the National Rifle Association. NRA sashay away! Also, we talk about how GAG is working to disrupt the Iron Pipeline of gun trafficking. In memoriam: Raelynn Elise Craig, age 2, killed in Missouri. With hosts Joshua Tjaden and Sarah Germain Lily, and music by Sing Out Louise.

We explore the intersection of gun violence and sex trafficking, plus the narrative of “Black on Black crime.” Militarization of police against peaceful protestors. In Memoriam: Akeal Christopher, age 14, who was killed in Brooklyn in 2012. Interview with Tanesha Grant of Parents Supporting Parents NY and Moms United for Black Lives NYC. With Carolyn Dixon Of Where Do We Go From Here?, an organization that supports families who have lost loved ones to gun violence, GAG hosts Sarah Germain Lily and Virginia Vitzthum, and music Sing Out Louise.

What accounts for the dramatic increase in gun violence this summer? A 911 dispatcher shares her thoughts as a first responder and working with police. In memoriam: Bree Black, age 27, a Black trans woman killed in Florida. With host Ti Cersley, and music by Sing Out Louise.

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.

Dr. Allan Jay Lichtman (Author of Repeal the Second Amendment)  talks about the "extreme individualism" and misguided use of the 2nd amendment by the gun lobby and COVID deniers. In memoriam:  Ja'Cari Ellis, age 5, who was killed in St. Petersburg, FL. With host Ti Cersley and GAGer Virginia Vitzthum, and music by Sing Out Louise.

Increased stress plus a surge in guns in homes during this pandemic is worrisome for victims of domestic abuse. Typhani Carter of Joe Torre/Safe at Home Foundation talks about how to stay safe while we shelter in.  Assembly member Felix W.  Ortiz gives an update on the impact of COVID-19 on our community and his work to end gun violence.  In memoriam: Terry DuPuy, age 50, killed in Marksville, Louisiana. With host Tricia Cooke, GAGers Cathy Marino Thomas, Virginia Vitzthum, and Sonni Mun, with music by Sing Out Louise.

Assembly member Jo Anne Simon gives an update on how New Yorkers are handling the pandemic. Igor Volsky of Guns Down America talks about the increase in gun sales, domestic violence, and suicide due to Covid-19. In memoriam: Cheryl Schriefer, age 59, who was killed in Illinois. With hosts Cathy Marino Thomas and Mark Bloomberg, and music by Sing Out Louise.

Fear has driven people to protect themselves during the COVID-19 pandemic. Let's talk about some ways to keep ourselves safe -- without a gun.  In memoriam: Monica Diamond, age 34, a black trans woman killed in Charlotte N.C. With hosts Ti Cersley and Sarah Germain Lilly, GAGer Cathy Marino Thomas, and music by Sing Out Louise.

New York Senator Brad Hoylman on how people are coming together to help each other during the COVID-19 crisis. Delaney Tarr of March for Our Lives on how activists are adapting to the current situation, and their new campaign Our Power. In memoriam: Matthew Hicks Morris, age 22, killed in Springfield, MO.  With hosts Maryellen Novak and Cathy Marino Thomas, and music by Sing Out Louise.

Responding to the #CoronavirusOutbreak with compassion and community. Parallels between the gun violence epidemic and COVID-19. Lessons from the AIDS crisis. With host Paul Rowley, GAGer Sonni Mun and Cathy Marino Thomas, and music by Sing Out Louise.

Allan J. Lichtman, the author of Repeal the Second Amendment: The Case for a Safer America, talks about the history and intent of the “right to bear arms” amendment. It was never meant to authorize people to own their own guns. So how did the NRA twist the 2nd to keep guns in the hands of individuals -- benefiting the gun industry, their lobbyists, and the politicians on their payroll? With host Virginia Vitzthum and music by Sing Out Louise.

WBAI’s Linda Perry introduces this special episode, which includes perspectives on school lockdown drills and the latest in gun violence prevention news. In memoriam: Parkland shooting survivor Sydney Aiello, age 19. With hosts Sarah Germain Lily and Sean Stefanic, and music by Sing Out Louise.

From 2016-2020, the seven studios with films nominated for Best Picture at the Oscars collectively contributed $4.2 million to candidates who also received money from the NRA. We're partnering with Guns Down America to urge the studios to stop donating to NRA-backed candidates, lobby Congress on gun reform, and support survivors and gun violence intervention programs. In memoriam: Samuel Reynolds, age 16,  who was killed in Arlington, TX. With host Ti Cersley, GAGer Ken Kidd, and music by Sing Out Louise.

We continue to honor gun violence survivors, including Antonius Wiriadjaja who shares his story. In memoriam: April Ireland and her three children Jason, Bryson, and Caroline, who were killed in a murder-suicide by husband/father Michael Ireland in Vanceboro, North Carolina. With hosts Brendan Wright and Mary Ellen Novak, and music by Sing Out Louise.

We talked with Dequann Stanley and two teen members of Save Our Streets (S.O.S.) about how they use the innovative Cure Violence approach to make Brooklyn safer. In memoriam: Lavon "Boo" Walker, age 30, a S.O.S. founder who was killed in Miami in 2016. We also report on the latest gun violence prevention news. With hosts Virginia Vitzthum and Loretta Chan, and music by Sing Out Louise.

Gun Violence Survivors Week is coming up in February --  Julvonnia McDowell of Everytown for Gun Safety talks about how to get involved . In memoriam: Alyssa Alhadeff, age 14, who was killed at Marjory Stoneman High School in 2018. With hosts Mary Ellen Novak and Cathy Marino Thomas, and music by Sing Out Louise.

We talk to Kim Parker Russell from Women's March about the significance of the march and how it's a catalyst for the work that happens all year. In memoriam: Dustin Parker, age 25, a trans man killed in McAlester, OK. With hosts Cathy Marino Thomas and Paul Rowley, and music by Sing Out Louise.

How will stronger gun laws protect the lives of women, especially those who are shot by domestic abusers? We talk about the Violence Against Women Act and Elizabeth Warren’s gun control plan. In memoriam: Christina Franklin, age 27, who was killed in front of her children at a daycare center in Las Vegas in 2016. With hosts Virginia Vitzthum and Paul Rowley, and music by Sing Out Louise.

We look back at our favorite activist moments of this year. With host Ti Cersley and music by Sing Out Louise.

So many victories! We report on the progress we made in 2019 and the latest  gun violence prevention news. In Memoriam: Victoria Leigh Soto, age 27,  a teacher killed at Sandy Hook Elementary School in 2012.  With host Sarah Germain Lily, GAGer Brendan Wright, and music by Sing Out Louise.

We report on a busy week of gun violence prevention activism, including our visit to Mitch McConnell and the impeachment hearings in D.C. In Memoriam: Vincent Kapoi Jr.,age 30, killed in Pearl Harbor. With hosts Cathy Marino Thomas and Brendan Wright, and music by Sing Out Louise.

How can art inspire people to end gun violence? Manuel Oliver, GUAC: My Son, My Hero. In memoriam: Kiki Fantroy, age 21, a trans woman killed in Miami. Help us continue to bring you the latest in gun violence news by making a monthly recurring donation in the name of RADIO GAG: wbai.org/baibuddy With host Ti Cersley, and music by Sing Out Louise.

The latest in gun violence prevention news, plus what we're doing to raise awareness about the epidemic of violence against trans people, especially trans women of color. In memoriam: We read the names of trans people who have been killed since the beginning of 2019. Help us end gun violence by supporting WBAI in the name of Radio GAG! Text "WBAI" to: 41444 to make a donation. With GAGers Ti Cersley, Sarah Germain Lily, and Brendan Wright, and music by Sing Out Louise.

We're back on the air! In Memoriam: Jordan Cofer, age 22, a trans man killed in Dayton, Ohio. Help us continue to end gun violence by supporting WBAI in the name of Radio GAG! Text "WBAI" to: 41444 to make a donation. With hosts Ti Cersley and Paul Rowley, and music by Sing Out Louise.

We’re heading to D.C. for the National Rally this week! Pamela Bosley, who lost her son to gun violence, tells us how the rally is coming together. In Memoriam: Ja'Leyah-Jamar Berryman, a black trans woman killed in Kansas City. Plus, the latest news on gun safety legislation. With hosts Cathy Marino Thomas and Josh Tjaden, and music by Sing Out Louise.

Today on Mother May I, Louise talks about her mom and the beautiful world they have in common. Singing. Something I can talk about all day long. Louise is an amazing musical theatre actress currently starring in the role of Olivia's mom, and she's really good at motherhood, taking time for self care and working at her makeup biz! Don't forget the Karaoke nights with her husband Andrew, who I like to refer to as Prince Charming. If you would like to check out Louise's Younique makeup site, you can find her at www. younique.products.com/LouiseGerhards or send her an email at Louise.Gerhards@alumni.Baylor.edu. --- This episode is sponsored by · Anchor: The easiest way to make a podcast. https://anchor.fm/app Support this podcast: https://anchor.fm/mother-may-i/support

How does religion shape our ideas on which lives matter and why? Guest Brett Krutzsch talks about his new book "Dying to Be Normal: Gay Martyrs & the Transformation of American Sexual Politics.” In Memoriam: Bailey Reeves, age 17, a trans woman killed in Baltimore. Plus the latest GVP news. With host Paul Rowley, and music by Sing Out Louise.

We talk about our #WellsFarNO campaign to educate the public on Wells Fargo’s banking relationships with gun manufacturers and the NRA.  Sonni Mun(Moms Demand Action) reports on the encouraging momentum in GVP, especially from businesses pushing for gun safety and research, and discouraging open carry.  In Memoriam: Bee Love Slater, age 23, a transgender woman killed in Florida. With GAGers Ti Cersly, Sarah Germain Lily, and Ken Kidd. Music by Sing Out Louise.

We debunk popular myths around gun violence and rights in the U.S. In Memoriam: Leila Hernandez, age 15, who was killed in Odessa, TX. Plus the latest in GVP news. With hosts Sarah Germain Lily and Ti Cersley, and music by Sing Out Louise.

We interview a gun owner about his interest in firearms. In Memoriam: Javier Amir Rodriguez, age 15, who was killed in El Paso. Plus, the latest gun violence prevention news. With hosts Sarah Germain Lily and Jake Tolan, and music by Sing Out Louise.

Hear what GAG-tivists are working on this summer while the government is still on vacation! Special reports on the nationwide recess rallies, and our GAG Provincetown chapter joins us to talk about how GVP issues are now on everyone's mind, even when on vacation. In Memoriam: Neko Larkin, age 21, who was killed while riding a bus from work in Cincinnati. With hosts Paul Rowley and Brendan Wright. Music by Sing Out Louise.

Can doctors save us from gun violence? We talk with Dr. Megan Ranney of AFFIRM about the need to study firearm injury as a health epidemic, and how doctors can talk to patients. In Memoriam: Elsa Mendoza Marquez, who was killed in the mass shooting in El Paso. Plus the latest in gun violence prevention news. With hosts Virginia Vitzthum, Emily Manzo, and Loretta Chan. Music by Emily Manzo and Sing Out Louise.

Host Sarah Germain Lily takes call-ins from listeners and activists who reflect on the mass shooting that had just occurred in El Paso. With music by Sing Out Louise.

20 veterans die each day from suicide. 70% of those deaths involve a firearm. In Memoriam: Paul Shuping, a Navy veteran who died by suicide in Durham, NC in 2017. With hosts Maryellen Novak and Ti Cersly, and music by Sing Out Louise. We included excerpts from: "Making Sense Of Veteran Suicide" by Quill Harris, Let's Talk, NPR; and "Reducing Suicide Among U.S. Veterans: Implications from RAND Research" by Terri Tanielian.

We talk with Jennifer Berry Hawes, author of the book “Grace Will Lead Us Home: The Charleston Church Massacre and the Hard, Inspiring Journey to Forgiveness.” In memoriam: The nine people killed in the massacre at Emanuel African Methodist Episcopal Church in 2015. With hosts Sarah Germain Lily and Jennifer Cardenas, and music by Sing Out Louise.

We discuss this week’s Pride marches (yes, multiple!) as well as the work we are doing to break the NRA’s chain of death. In memoriam: Brooklyn Lindsey, a black trans woman who was murdered in Kansas City, MO. With hosts Kevin Hertzog (aka Tilda Swinton), Austin J. Vincent, and music by Sing Out Louise.

Because the opposite of pride is shame. We talk about the latest in gun violence prevention news, alternatives to guns for self-defense, and everything GAG is doing for Pride Week! In Memoriam: Zoe Spears, a 23-year-old black trans woman who was killed in Maryland. With host Ti Cersley and music by Sing Out Louise.

How does the act of coming out (as gay or queer) bring out the activist in us? A twist on our In Memoriam: the NRA, who had a disastrous week. NRA Sashay Away! Featuring music by Kevin Aviance and Sing Out Louise. With hosts Kevin Hertzog, Paul Rowley, and John Grauwiler.

We talk with Senator Robert Jackson about gun buyback programs and Scott Pappalardo, who destroyed his AR-15 in a viral video shortly after the Parkland massacre. In memoriam: Kaitlin, a pet miniature donkey killed by gun violence in Lyons, Colorado in 2013. With hosts Maryellen Novak and Cathy Marino, and featuring Sing Out Louise.

For this week's Climate week special, RADIO GAG looks at the environmental cost of the arms industry -- how toxic gun culture and environmental destruction have a sordid and connected history which continues to this day to force environmental destruction and humanitarian crises. We also have an In Memoriam to gun violence victim Rodney Cox, and our ongoing nightmare of the week section. Plus a brand new climate change song from our singing queertet Sing Out Louise and news on upcoming Gays Against Guns events.

This week on RADIO GAG we speak with young activists from the March For Our Lives movement, we hear a first hand report of a school lockdown, and we get to listen to GAG's sister singing satirical queertet SING OUT LOUISE and their new video VOTE!!

On this week’s show, your hosts Tricia Cooke and Josh Tjaden examine “Creativity Over Tragedy”- Tools of Destruction as a Means of Artistic Expression. This concept was borne out of Gays Against Guns own creative approach to combat gun violence - with an eclectic mix of genres that incorporates visual art, musical performances and other forms of expression. Featuring the work of: NYC Youth Poet Laureate, William Lohier, "Guns N' Pickles", Sing Out Louise! Like we do every week, we’ll also discuss how Gays Against Guns works to end gun violence and the gun industry’s chain of death, a weekly roundup of gun violence prevention news, how you can get involved with Gays Against Guns, and more!

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.

Our guest this episode has a film and Television career spanning 4 decades, he is a staple in the film community in the Southeast and beyond. With nearly 200 film & TV credits to his resume, he can be seen in the upcoming season 3 of Into The Badlands reprising his role as River King, you’ve seen him as Larry Williams on 4 seasons of Treme and as Mayor Gene Clancy on House of Cards. He’s an Actor, Producer, Teacher and mentor to many up and coming actors in the South. Lance E. Nichols is talking like a normal person!

What happens when you put three obsessive fans of the American Songbook into the same room? Well, you get this week's episode with acclaimed author and champion of the great American Songbook, Deborah Grace Winer. Deborah's passion not only extends into the literary world, where she wrote Sing Out Louise: 150 Stars of the Musical Theatre Remember 50 Years of Broadway, The Night and the Music: Rosemary Clooney, Barbara Cook and Julie Wilson Inside the World of Cabaret, and On the Sunny Side of the Street: The Life and Lyrics of Dorothy Fields, she served for ten years as the Artistic Director of the 92nd Street Y's Lyrics and Lyricists Series and is now the Artistic Director of the Classic American Songbook Series at Feinstein's/54 Belo. Deborah pulls back the curtain on her career to discuss how she first became enamored of the American songbook while her contemporaries were rocking out to The Beatles, what it was like rubbing elbows with Betty Comden and Rosemary Clooney, and why Elaine Stritch never met a fruit she didn't like! Also, Deborah shines the spotlight on Dorothy Fields, Paul Newman, and Sheldon Harnick! Become a sponsor of Behind The Curtain and get early access to interviews, private playlists, and advance knowledge of future guests so you can ask the legends your own questions. Go to: http://bit.ly/2i7nWC4

This Week: Listening devices, Mrs. Lovett vs. Joanne, the role of the prompter, the top ten most produced high school plays and musicals, the soothing voices of NPR, a book that fortold the podcast, and Rob and Kevin debate the greatest musical episodes! Every week director Robert W Schneider and actor Kevin David Thomas pull back the curtain on neglected, forgotten, and under appreciated musicals, as well as bizarre performances, endearing television appearances, and all things show business. Become a sponsor of Behind The Curtain and get early access to interviews, private playlists, and advance knowledge of future guests so you can ask the legends your own questions. Go to: http://bit.ly/2i7nWC4