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WELCOME
Welcome to the Outlook Video email newsletter for May 2008. Outlook Video is your award winning show, for Gay,
Lesbian, Bisexual and Transgender communities. We hope you enjoy watching the show as much as we enjoy producing it.
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MAY EPISODE
This month's show is a diverse collection of some serious topics, and
fun ones as well. Roberta Gonzales-Gregg and Tom Smith bring it all
together as the hosts for another great show. Here's the lineup .
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first segment features Aaron Bruno talking in the studio with Seth
Hodge, who is a residential life coordinator for University Housing
Services at San Jose State University. They talk about SJSU's
non-discrimination policy, how it conflicted with the U.S. Food and
Drug Administration's policy prohibiting gay men from donating
blood, and what Seth did about it.
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you ever wondered what it's like to get a mammogram? In the
second segment, "Health Matters", Raymond Donald Hong lets us all
know as he follows Betty Sullivan into the clinic while she gets her
first mammogram in twelve years. |
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the third segment, Kim
Lawson will bring us some scenes from the 43rd International Lyon
Monarchy of San Francisco Coronation, held on Feb. 23, 2008. You'll see
crowns sparkling with jewels, emperor, empresses, and Mark Leno
giving out proclamations of recognition. |
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fourth segment features Aaron Bruno's coverage of the Easter
Celebration in San Francisco's Dolores Park, hosted by the
Sisters of Perpetual Indulgence. There's a Gym Bunny contest and
an appearance by the "Hunky Pope". |
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the last segment, Raymond Donald Hong shows us his follow-up
report on the new strain of MRSA which recently received publicity
while being improperly associated with the gay community. Raymond was
on the scene at a protest held at the Chronicle building in San
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During
the credit roll, you'll see a scene from the film "Shelter" from
Regent Releasing and now showing on Here TV, and featured in last
year's San Francisco International Lesbian and Gay Film Festival. If
you like surfers, you won't want to miss this scene.
If you are
in San Jose or Campbell, you can view the show on Thursday, May 8, at 10:30pm. San Francisco viewers can see the
show on Sunday, May 4, at 5pm. For other cities, please see www.outlookvideo.org
, then click "Air Dates". On our website, you can also find a link to see the show on youTube.
The entire Outlook Video cast and crew thanks you for reading the newsletter and for watching Outlook Video.
John Angel - Associate Producer and Newsletter Editor
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