Category Archives: Outbeat Extra

Host Gary Carnivekle has a conversation with Dr. Suegee Tamar-Mattis, the Medical Director at Liminal Medicine, a new North Bay business that uses evidence-based practices to heal emotional suffering through psychedelic medicine.  Also, Gary chats with Jay Walsh who is one … Continue reading →

Host Gary Carnivele speaks with Anthony Christian Ocampo, Ph.D., Professor of Sociology at California State Polytechnic University, Pomona about his new books ” The Latinos of Asia: How Filipino Americans Break the Rules of Race ” and  “Brown and Gay in LA: The … Continue reading →

This year we are celebrating the 50th anniversary of the riots at the Stonewall Inn.  But LGBT history and the movement toward equality and civil rights for LGBT people didn’t just start in 1969.  There were many people who took … Continue reading →

On this edition of Outbeat Extra, the Outbeat Radio team looks back at some of their favorite interviews from 2018. If you’ve never listened to Outbeat Radio, this is a great way to sample some of the programs we offer … Continue reading →

The Outbeat Radio’s Greg Miraglia, Gary Carnivele, Sheridan Gold, Dianna Grayer, and Mary Moore Campagna for a discussion about the recovery from the North Bay fires and shares information about local resources and how to deal with recovering from the … Continue reading →

The entire Outbeat Radio team gathered for a round table discussion about the new federal administration and this post-election period.  We talked about how to sort out fact from fiction in the media, how to take care of yourself during … Continue reading →

This is an Outbeat Extra edition of Outbeat News In Depth.  Last month we celebrated Pride with the Fountain Grove Lodge.  It was June 12th, the same day we learned of the mass shooting in Orlando.  The day was filled … Continue reading →

Gary Carnivele and Greg Miraglia shared a conversation with Gary “Buz” Hermes about a new LGBT seniors program he is leading in Sonoma County.  The program features workshops to help LGBT seniors get connected and informed.  The program is being funded … Continue reading →