WEDNESDAY WITH WIT

Originally started during Summer 2013 with Thomas Witt, executive director, Equality Kansas the largest premier statewide organization for the LGBT communities.

Program Summary: 10 Dec. 2014 Hear Ken Nash and Mimi Rosenberg host Building Bridges: Your Community and Labor Report from WBAI New York City describe the mass demonstrations against police brutality. (30 min.)  Sparked by Police Impunity for Racist Killings, New Yorkers Chanting "Hand Up Don't Shoot" and "I Can't Breathe" with Mock Coffins Held Aloft Take It To The Streets! Thousands of New Yorkers took to the streets, expressing their anguish over racist police killings of people of color and their anger over police officers Darren Wilson in the death of Michael Brown and Daniel Pantaleo for the choke-hold strangulation of Eric Garner and their impunity from prosecution. Building Bridges brings you the sounds of protest - from the "die ins" to the blockades of travel arteries all over this city.

“This Way Out” the international gay and lesbian radio magazine. (30 min.)

Then Amanda Marcotte’s outstanding “RH Reality Check” from the vital news web site RH Reality Check. Amanda writes: "On this episode of Reality Cast, I speak to Andreea Nica about why she left the purity movement. I also discuss the University of Virginia rape story and the incident in which a congressional staffer judged Sasha and Malia Obama." (30 min.) 2nd Hour: Special featured guest Thomas Witt!  Get the latest from the frontlines of marriage equality in Kansas.