Friends of WGAY.fm
ExploringIntimacy.com
Dr. Ruthie offers some great intimacy advice, and is a guest on our
show!
The
DC Agenda
DC's definitive gay newspaper, and where you can hear our commentaries on
issues (and non-issues) of the day! To easily find our submissions to
the Agenda, click here.
Baltimore OUTLoud
Baltimore's source for LGBTQ news - and they cover Maryland as well!
GayTalkRadio.org
A gay internet radio station based in Seattle, WA.
The Berwyn
Cafe
The Berwyn Cafe is one of those cool mom-and-pop restaraunt/coffee shop
places that's a real treasure to discover. They've started hosting open
mic nights, making it a great place to discover local musicians. Look for
some performances to be broadcast on WGAY!
The Harvest Collective
And speaking of the Berwyn Cafe, this group is run by our friend Davey,
who has performed on WGAY a couple of times in 2009. Check him out!
The School of
Music
You want to learn from this Rockville school. Run by radio show veteran
Glenn Flaherty.
March Of
Dimes
The March of Dimes is a nonprofit organization dedicated to improving the
health of babies by reducing birth defects and infant mortality.
Blinkie's
Karaoke
Blinkie's Karaoke is run by Luisa, who along with husband (local radio
legend Ken Carpenter) are longtime friends of WGAY. Check out their
website to find out where they are this week, and be sure to attend their
shows - they are quite a lot of fun!
Nefrit
El-Or
Nefrit debuted at the station on November 15, 2002 with a fine selection
of her folk and folk-pop compositions. Check out her site, which has
plenty of MP3s to download.
Joe
Isaacs
Joe made his debut here on 10/11/02 with a set of several acoustic
tunes. He returned to play in front of a very enthusiastic audience on
the first live show from College Park on January 9, 2004. Check out his site
for where you'll find him next.
ilyAIMY
Rob Hinkal, the lead of this group, played an impromptu eleven song
session in front of a small in-studio audience on 12/22/00. And
man were we ever taken aback. Local creative genious at work here: go out
and see this group live. There are plenty of songs to download on their
website.
Velvet
Velvet has had a long
history with the station, dating back to their first shows ever in Spring
1996. They played the 'DAV five year anniversary show, and have played
numerous other times. Their first album, released on cassette and now out
of print, was recorded in the basement studio.
Mr.
Jester
Jer has been a friend of the show since the days of Steelman Marker, and later Fifth Business. Very active in
the Mount Rainier community, he's one of the most creative persons I've met.
Tinsmith
This is a cool Celtic band with Appalachian and Renaissance influences.
We hope to get them to play here again someday. :)
The Brennan J.
Kuhns Page.