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"This Way Out" is the multi-award-winning, internationally distributed, weekly lesbian/gay/bisexual/transgender radio program. On the air since April 1988, it's currently heard on over 150 local community radio stations around the world. Each week we bring you an international LGBT news round-up and a variety of features on queer culture and politics. Our monthly Audiofile segment covers the lesbigay and trans music scene. "This Way Out" is produced by Overnight Productions, Inc., a non-profit corporation funded almost entirely by listener donations. For more information, visit http://www.thiswayout.org or e-mail [email protected].
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A clear, community-minded dispatch on a ruling that changes access to trans health care.
This Way Out frames the Supreme Court ruling plainly: Tennessee's ban on pediatric gender-affirming health care stands, and more than two dozen states can keep similar bans in place.
Queer stereotypes, sharpened and set loose.
Queer pop culture, loudly and lovingly overread.
Quick hits with working entertainers.
This episode analyzes the U.S.
This episode of This Way Out features Marvel Rex discussing his transmasculine comedy show Big Dead Energy and its impact on visibility and love, alongside a news wrap covering LGBTQ events like the Budapest pride parade defying Viktor Orban and arrests at an Indonesian gay party.
This episode features an interview with Marval A Rex, creator of Big Dead Energy, an exclusively trans masculine comedy night in LA.
This Way Out presents Oscar Wilde’s Salome, a 1963 KPFK radio production directed by Leonard Nimoy before Star Trek made him widely known as Mr.
This Way Out presents a March 3, 2000 New York memorial for Quentin Crisp, who died in November 1999 after decades of public self-expression.
This Way Out's April 2026 episode opens a two-part tribute to founding coordinating producer Greg Gordon, who died March 5, with a 1979 interview of Harvey Milk.
This Way Out's episode for the week ending March 28, 2026 opens with news on India's parliament narrowing the legal definition of transgender people and the IOC banning trans and intersex athletes from women's events starting with the 2028 Los Angeles Games.
This episode covers LGBTQ news including a Czech trans woman's victory at the European Court of Human Rights and the impact of USAID cuts.
This episode covers LGBTQ news including a Supreme Court case on reverse discrimination, Texas's Don't Say Gay law, and the U.S.
This episode covers international LGBTQ news, including a Budapest Pride ban defiance, and features a segment on the history of gay restaurants.
This episode covers international LGBTQ news including Ghana's anti-LGBTQ bill and transgender youth mental health.
This episode covers international LGBTQ news including ILGA's decision on Tel Aviv, a Japanese court ruling for marriage equality, and U.S.
This Way Out reconstructs the October 14, 1979 National March on Washington for Lesbian and Gay Rights through interviews, field recordings, music, and speeches.
This episode covers international LGBTQ news including a UK ban on puberty blockers for trans youth, a drag queen's defamation lawsuit win, and a pellet gun attack on a pride event.
This episode covers international LGBTQ news including the conviction of Anne White for the murders of George Moscone and Harvey Milk, and the murder of trans woman Sofia Fernandez in Argentina.
This episode covers international LGBTQ news including Peru's decree classifying trans people as mentally ill, Massachusetts' queer weddings anniversary, and the New York African Film Festival.