Posts Tagged As: Podcast

Box Turtle Podcast: Gay Conservatives

Gabriel Arana

February 24th, 2010

On this week’s podcast: What’s the deal with gay conservatives? How does LGBT identity intersect with our politics?

Listen below or subscribe to the podcast on iTunes (click here, then click “subscribe” in the iTunes window).

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Direct link to audio file available here.

Box Turtle Podcast 2/13/2010

Gabriel Arana

February 13th, 2010

BTB contributors talk about the new “gay couples study” showing over half of participants are in “open” relationships — and the DADT repeal. Listen below or subscribe to the podcast on iTunes (click here, then click “subscribe” in the iTunes window).

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(One of our users suggested that we provide a direct link to the podcast audio. For those of you who want to download the audio directly, here it is.)

Box Turtle Bulletin Podcast Jan. 24, 2010

Gabriel Arana

January 24th, 2010

BTB contributors talk about whether there’s a difference between “principled opposition to homosexuality” and bigotry and discuss gay men in straight relationships. Also, an update on the Prop. 8 trial. Listen below or subscribe to the podcast on iTunes (click here, then click “subscribe” in the iTunes window).

[audio:http://gabrielarana.podbean.com/mf/web/hgizjt/BTBPODCAST12210.mp3]

BTB Podcast Now Available on iTunes

Gabriel Arana

January 13th, 2010

Box Turtle Bulletin’s Weekly Podcast is now available on iTunes here (or by clicking on the image below). Subscribe to our channel and have the episodes downloaded automatically to your iPod or mp3 player.

Box Turtle Bulletin Podcast

Box Turtle Bulletin Podcast, Listen In!

Gabriel Arana

January 12th, 2010

This is the inaugural episode of what we hope will be a regular podcast at Box Turtle Bulletin. The format we’ve tentatively agreed upon is a discussion of three topics that are prominent in the news. If our readers can think of topics they’d like to hear about, or have any other suggestions or comments, please let us know.

We are also working on making the podcast available on iTunes so that you can subscribe to the feed and have the episodes downloaded automatically on your mp3 player.

For this installment, you have Timothy, Jim and me (Gabriel) discussing the Prop. 8 trial, the Uganda situation, and the Portugal marriage decision:

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From the Inside: Focus on the Family’s “Love Won Out”

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Prologue: Why I Went To “Love Won Out”
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