Vol. 1, Episode 19 - Frieda Saraga
LGBTQ History Alive! with Ronni and Kelly
In Episode 19, we meet 92 year old Jacksonville, Florida PFLAG Mom Frieda Saraga. Listen to Frieda and to the stories of LGBTQ heroes of the week at Each episode shares what happened that week in LGBTQ history, interviews a guest who either made history or documented LGBTQ history, and presents a list of LGBTQ heroes, sheroes and theyros with birthdays that week. It's free and it's fun! Go! Listen! Our foreparents call us to remember!
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Vol. 1, Episode 18 - Dr. Bonnie Morris
LGBTQ History Alive! with Ronni and Kelly
In Episode 18, we meet lesbian historian and gender studies professor Dr. Bonnie Morris, author of The Disappearing L and frequent speaker on Olivia cruises. Listen to Dr. Bonnie and to the stories of LGBTQ heroes of the week at Each episode shares what happened that week in LGBTQ history, interviews a guest who either made history or documented LGBTQ history, and presents a list of LGBTQ heroes, sheroes and theyros with birthdays that week. It's free and it's fun! Go! Listen! Our foreparents call us to remember!
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Vol. 1, Episode 17 - Jorge Valencia
LGBTQ History Alive! with Ronni and Kelly
In Episode 17, we meet Jorge Valencia, executive director of the Point Foundation that has supported hundreds of LGBTQ college students over the years. Listen to Jorge and to the stories of LGBTQ heroes of the week at Each episode shares what happened that week in LGBTQ history, interviews a guest who either made history or documented LGBTQ history, and presents a list of LGBTQ heroes, sheroes and theyros with birthdays that week. It's free and it's fun! Go! Listen! Our foreparents call us to remember!
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Vol 1., Episode 16 - Dr. Ronni Sanlo
LGBTQ History Alive! with Ronni and Kelly
In Episode 16, we meet Dr. Ronni Sanlo, long-time activist, founder of the award winning Lavender Graduation, and Director Emeritus of the UCLA LGBTQ Center. Listen to Doctor Ronni and the stories of LGBTQ heroes of the week at Each episode shares what happened that week in LGBTQ history, interviews a guest who either made history or documented LGBTQ history, and presents a list of LGBTQ heroes, sheroes and theyros with birthdays that week. It's free and it's fun! Go! Listen! Our foreparents call us to remember!
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Vol 1. Episode 15 - Robin Tyler
LGBTQ History Alive! with Ronni and Kelly
In Episode 15, we meet the hilarious comedian and community activist Robin Tyler. Listen to Robin and to the stories of LGBTQ heroes of the week at Each episode shares what happened that week in LGBTQ history, interviews a guest who either made history or documented LGBTQ history, and presents a list of LGBTQ heroes, sheroes and theyros with birthdays that week. It's free and it's fun! Go! Listen! Our foreparents call us to remember!
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Vol 1., Episode 14 - Judge Rand Hoch
LGBTQ History Alive! with Ronni and Kelly
In Episode 14 on Monday, April 1st, we meet Florida Judge Rand Hoch, who has served as Chairman of the Community Advisory Committee for the Palm Beach County Supervisor of Elections, Chairman Pro Tempore of the West Palm Beach Employment Practices Review Committee, and Vice Chair of Florida Stage. He has served on the National Board of Accredited Mediators of the American Mediation Association, the Florida Consumer Federation, Lambda Legal Defense and Education Fund, the ACLU of Florida, the Florida Academy of Professional Mediators, the Florida Task Force, Compass Gay and Lesbian Community...
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Vol. 1, Episode 13 - Rabbi Lisa Edwards
LGBTQ History Alive! with Ronni and Kelly
In Episode 13 on March 25th, we meet Rabbi Lisa Edwards, Ph.D. Rabbi Lisa has been a Jewish lesbian activist from the pulpit, on the page and on the Web, in the classroom, and the streets of Los Angeles for over two decades. From 1994 until 2019, she served as rabbi of Beth Chayim Chadashim (BCC), “House of New Life,” the first synagogue in the world founded by gays and lesbians [1972], and today is an LGBTQ inclusive, progressive, diverse community celebrating Jewish faith and culture. Listen to Rabbi Lisa and to the stories of LGBTQ heroes of the week at https://ronnisanlo.com/podcasts/...
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Vol. 1, Episode 12 - Col. Dr. Margarethe Cammermeyer
LGBTQ History Alive! with Ronni and Kelly
In Episode 12 on March 18th, we meet Col. Dr. Margarethe Cammermeyer, Norwegian- American military officer who served as a colonel in the Washington National Guard who was discharged for being a lesbian. She became a gay rights activist. Listen to Col. Cammermeyer and to the stories of LGBTQ heroes of the week at Each episode shares what happened that week in LGBTQ history, interviews a guest who either made history or documented LGBTQ history, and presents a list of LGBTQ he-roes, she-roes, and they-roes with birthdays that week. It's free and it's fun! Go! Listen! Our fore-parents call us...
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Vol. 1, Episode 11 - Art Copleston
LGBTQ History Alive! with Ronni and Kelly
In Episode 11 on Monday March 11th, we meet Art Copleston, survivor of the Florida Legislative Investigation Committee’s 1950s lesbian and gay witch hunts at the University of Florida. Listen to Art and the stories of LGBTQ heroes of the week at Each episode shares what happened that week in LGBTQ history, interviews a guest who either made history or documented LGBTQ history, and presents a list of LGBTQ heroes, she-roes and they-ros with birthdays that week. It's free and it's fun! Go! Listen! Our fore-parents call us to remember!
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Vol. 1, Episode 10 - Leslea Newman
LGBTQ History Alive! with Ronni and Kelly
In Episode 10 on Monday, March 4th, we meet Leslea Newman, author of Heather has Two Mommies and other wonderful banned books. Listen to Leslea and to the stories of LGBTQ heroes of the week at Each episode shares what happened that week in LGBTQ history, interviews a guest who either made history or documented LGBTQ history, and presents a list of LGBTQ heroes, she-roes and they-roes with birthdays that week. It's free and it's fun! Go! Listen! Our fore-parents call us to remember!
info_outlineIn our inaugural episode, we feature Kate Ullman, a committed LGBT activist and co-founder of The L-Fund.
Established in 2012, The L-Fund provides emergency financial aid to cis, trans, and queer-identifying lesbians in the Coachella Valley and beyond. Beyond crisis support, their grants now cover education, health, wellness, and empowerment for lesbian artists. Founded by and for lesbians, they actively collaborate with the wider community to uplift the well-being of our fellow sisters.