Author Archives: Gary Carnivele

Hosts Mikala Kennan and Gary Carnivele will chat with Gary Saperstien of Out in the Vineyard about the special Pride events he will host in the town of Sonoma.  Some of the talented local musical artists who will perform at Sonoma … Continue reading →

Hosts Mikala Kenan and Gary Carnivele chat with We Mean It! Production’s Ellen Maremont Silver about the upcoming 17th Annual Pride Comedy Night. They also chat with Hector Reyes of the Wine Tasting group called Magnum Men.  Also the Arts … Continue reading →

Hosts Mikala Kennan and Gary Carnivele chat with fellow Outbeat Radio host and author Greg Miraglia about his new book “American Heroes: Coming Out From Behind the Badge.” Jessica McGuiness, a transgender paramedic, and Brett Dunckel, a gay firefighter, talk … Continue reading →

Hosts Mark Prell and Gary Carnivele chatted with Kathryn Jurik, Fred Loehr, and Michael Wills about LGBT square dancing with the Redwood Rainbows Dance Club. Also the Arts & Entertainment Calendar.  

Hosts Mark Prell and Gary Carnivele chat with Brian Bryson, the Artistic Director of Walking Elelephant Theatre Compnany, about his new show “Bully.” They were joined by cast members from both “Bully” and “Prop 8 Love Stories,”  the company’s previous show, … Continue reading →

Hosts Mark Prell and Gary Carnivele interview fine art photographer Mikala Kennan about her astounding work.  Eleventh hour holiday shopping need not be the nightmare before Christmas. Allen Chivers, who is the store manager of Food for Thought’s Antiques and … Continue reading →

Hosts Mark Prell and Gary Carnivele interview writer Kim Ficera about her book-in-progress, her success on Twitter and her new merchandise line Cork Tease. We’ll chat with Hollywood Biographer Scott O’Brien about his new book “Ann Harding – Cinema’s Gallant … Continue reading →

Sunday, October 17 Outbeat Collage – Out in the Arts Hosts Mark Prell and Gary Carnivele interview local author Patricia Bradley about her new book “The Making of American Culture: A Social History (1900 – 1920). The owners of the … Continue reading →

The new social theater experience “Prop 8 Love Stories’ was born when young actors agreed to interview eight couples, four homosexual and four heterosexual, about their relationships and then write a play using the couples’ words.  The show explores love, life, … Continue reading →