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<title>Screaming Queens and Trannys on Doc Talk!
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<pubDate>Mon, 13 Jun 2005 21:18:41 MSD</pubDate>
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<title>Pride and Liberty Come To Doc Talk
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For this week?? s installment of the only show that focuses on documentary<br>
filmmakers and their amazing stories, we talk to Pam Walton about her newest<br>
documentary, ???Liberty???. Kicking off a couple shows to celebrate Pride<br>
Month, Pam will fill us in on the story behind her beautiful and<br>
heart-wrenching doc about women in the lesbian community confronting death. The<br>
director of several other films you can check out at<br>
www.pamwaltonproductions.com (<a href="http://www.pamwaltonproductions.com/">http://www.pamwaltonproductions.com</a>), Pam has<br>
used her movies to build and comment upon, community.<br>
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As always, Doc Talk is on at 8-10pm on Tuesday nights at 87.9FM in San<br>
Francisco.<br>
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You can also catch the show online either by going to our website <a href="http:///">http://</a><br>
www.doctalkradio.com, or using iTunes, under both the Eclectic and Public<br>
headings (the pirate cat link on our site is usually more reliable, as there<br>
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<pubDate>Tue, 07 Jun 2005 00:22:06 MSD</pubDate>
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Dale Djerassi, director of the powerfully important documentary ???Oil on<br>
Ice???, will be our guest this week on the only radio show that focuses<br>
exclusively on documentary filmmakers and their amazing stories. ???Oil On<br>
Ice??? is a compelling doc about the drilling in Alaska controversy, with a<br>
strong focus on showing the beauty and diversity of the area under<br>
consideration. ???Oil on Ice??? will be opening the inaugural ???Green Screen<br>
Environmental Film Festival??? at the Castro the next day...We?? ll celebrate a<br>
late Earth Day with him, and talk about his adventures in the tundra.<br>
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As always, Doc Talk is on at 8-10pm on Tuesday nights at 87.9FM in San<br>
Francisco.<br>
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You can also catch the show online either by going to our website <a href="http:///">http://</a><br>
www.doctalkradio.com, or using iTunes, under both the Eclectic and Public<br>
headings (the pirate cat link on our site is usually more reliable, as there<br>
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<title>Henry Rosenthal on Doc Talk!
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Back by popular demand, iconoclastic producer Henry Rosenthal will entrance and<br>
edify on this week?? s Doc Talk. Fresh from a concert on the Tiber river in<br>
Rome with his seminal ???70s punk band Crime (he says he ended the show covered<br>
in blood), Henry will talk about the whirlwind of success the recent doc he<br>
produced (???The Devil and Daniel Johnston???) has been garnering, as well as<br>
his long and storied career in the indie film scene. From Jon Jost to a doc<br>
about the song-poem phenomenon, Henry?? s got a bucket of stories to tell.<br>
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As always, it?? s 8-10pm on Tuesday nights at 87.9FM in San Francisco.<br>
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You can also catch the show online either by going to our website <a href="http:///">http://</a><br>
www.doctalkradio.com, or using iTunes, under both the Eclectic and Public<br>
headings (the pirate cat link on our site is usually more reliable, as there<br>
are many listening choices).<br>
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<title>At Home and Abroad with Doc Talk Radio
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This week we continue our relationship with KQED?? s Truly California show,<br>
with Pepe Urquijo and his documentary ???Fruit of Labor???. Pepe?? s film<br>
delves deeply into the Latin community of Fruitvale in Oakland, focusing<br>
particularly on one man who struggles to make a living selling food from a<br>
cart. At 9pm, we will then talk to Mike Shiley, whose doc ???Inside Iraq: The<br>
Untold Stories??? will play in San Francisco at the Galaxy Theater from May<br>
20-26. ???Inside Iraq??? is a close-up view of the continuing conflict in Iraq,<br>
and the toll it takes on soldiers and citizens.<br>
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As always, it?? s 8-10pm on Tuesday nights at 87.9FM in San Francisco.<br>
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You can also catch the show online either by going to our website <a href="http:///">http://</a><br>
www.doctalkradio.com, or using iTunes, under both the Eclectic and Public<br>
headings (the pirate cat link on our site is usually more reliable, as there<br>
are many listening choices).<br>
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<pubDate>Tue, 17 May 2005 20:54:18 MSD</pubDate>
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<title>Music and Mayhem on Doc Talk Radio!
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This week we have a fascinating two-fer, starting at 8pm with Diana J. Brodie<br>
and her documentary ???She Wears Cufflinks???, in which butch poet K. Anne<br>
Rickertsen talks about proper butch-wear, and other entertaining topics. Next,<br>
we?? ll have Josh Rubin, director of the full length feature documentary about<br>
Manic Depressive/Paranoid Schizophrenic singer and cult icon, Larry "Wild Man"<br>
Fischer entitled ???Derailroaded.??? Josh?? s movie will be at this week?? s<br>
Doc Fest.<br>
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As always, it?? s 8-10pm on Tuesday nights at 87.9FM.<br>
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You can also catch the show online either by going to our website <a href="http:///">http://</a><br>
www.doctalkradio.com, or using iTunes, under both the Eclectic and Public<br>
headings (the pirate cat link on our site is usually more reliable, as there<br>
are many listening choices).<br>
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<pubDate>Tue, 10 May 2005 22:48:41 MSD</pubDate>
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<title>Doc Talk Gets Very California
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This week on Doc Talk Radio, the only radio show that exclusively focuses on<br>
the documentary filmmaking community and their amazing stories, we will be<br>
looking at portraits of people from the polar opposites of the California<br>
experience.<br>
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First up is environmental activist<br>
filmmaker Frank Green, Director of "Counting Sheep: A Celebration of<br>
Wilderness". &nbsp;What happens when a protected predator threatens an endangered<br>
prey? &nbsp;High in California's Sierra Nevada,the last few native bighorn sheep<br>
are fighting for survival. &nbsp;Threats from mountain lions have forced wildlife<br>
officials to take extraordinary measures to protect the bighorn. This is part<br>
of the Truly California series, and series producer &nbsp;and filmmaker Rachel Raney<br>
will also be on.<br>
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And then back to the big city from 9 to 10 we will be talking to Michael<br>
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<pubDate>Wed, 20 Apr 2005 06:55:55 MSD</pubDate>
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This week on Doc Talk Radio, the only radio show that exclusively focuses on<br>
the documentary filmmaking community and their amazing stories, we have two<br>
filmmakers for whom filmmaking is a tool to change the world. First off we?? ll<br>
have Gary Weimberg, whose film ???The Double Life of Ernesto Gomez Gomez??? was<br>
a groundbreaking doc about the costs of standing for what you believe in. IT<br>
concerns the story of a young man whose parents were Puerto Rican<br>
revolutionaries, exiled and imprisoned as he grew up in Mexico. Next, Karil<br>
Daniels will bring her doc ???Voices of Dissent???, a movie about the efforts<br>
to preserve our right to disagree in an increasingly hostile atmosphere. As<br>
always, it?? s 8-10pm on Tuesday nights at 87.9FM. You can also catch the show<br>
online either at <a href="http://www.piratecatradio.com/site/listen.html">http://www.piratecatradio.com/site/listen.html</a>, or using<br>
iTunes, under both the Eclectic and Public headings (the pirate cat link is<br>
usually more reliable, as there are many listening choices). Also be sure to<br>
check out our newly bolstered website, with archived shows, calendar, links,<br>
etc... <a href="http://www.doctalkradio.com/">http://www.doctalkradio.com</a> Future Calendar April 5 ?? &nbsp;Filmmaking as<br>
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<pubDate>Tue, 05 Apr 2005 21:38:27 MSD</pubDate>
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<title>Doc Talk Plunges Into Gender
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This week on Doc Talk Radio, the only radio show that exclusively focuses on<br>
the documentary filmmaking community and their amazing stories, we have two<br>
filmmakers that plunge right into the murky world of gender. First off we?? ll<br>
have Aron Cho, whose film ???The Good Movie??? chronicles his own and others??<br>
journey into gender bending and other topics. He was featured in Release Print<br>
magazine last month in an article titled ???The Delicate Art of<br>
Self-Exploitation???, and that gives you some idea what we?? re in for. Next,<br>
we?? ll have Laura Plotkin, whose film ???Red Rain??? follows the career of the<br>
boxer Gina ???Boom Boom??? Guidi. Gina came from a tough background to climb up<br>
the ranks of woman?? s boxing, and challenge female stereotypes and her own<br>
sexual identity along the way.<br>
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As always, it?? s 8-10pm on Tuesday nights at 87.9FM.<br>
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You can also catch the show online either at <a href="http://www.piratecatradio.com/site">http://www.piratecatradio.com/site</a><br>
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<pubDate>Wed, 30 Mar 2005 00:42:14 MSD</pubDate>
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