THIS WAY OUT
                          KEY PERSONNEL

The responsibility for day-to-day decisions governing programming used on
This Way Out (generally by consensus; in rare instances, yielding to the
strong beliefs of one or more when issues of balance or sensitivity are
involved), are made by the four principal program volunteer staff members:

    Greg Gordon, Coordinating Producer/Program Co-Host
   Lucia Chappelle, Associate Producer/Program Co-Host
    Cindy Friedman, News Director/NewsWrap Co-Anchor
 Brian Nunes, Associate News Director/NewsWrap Co-Anchor

Cindy Friedman has a long history of volunteer program production with
"imru", the locally-produced lesbian/gay radio program in Los Angeles (on
Pacifica radio station KPFK/90.7 FM, which also carries "This Way Out"); 
she has worked extensively for a variety of women's and feminist causes, 
and has been employed in various capacities for 14 years, including as 
Acting Executive Director, by Haven House, a battered women's shelter in 
Pasadena, Calif.  

Brian Nunes became a core staff member in 1991, has a bachelor's
degree in communications, and is currently employed by Business Wire, an
international media relations wire service.  

Associate Producer and "This Way Out" co-host Lucia Chappelle began 
volunteering at KPFK in November 1973, served in the clergy of the 
Universal Fellowship of Metropolitan Community Churches (MCC) for 10 years, 
and, from July 1987 through January 1995 was the Program Director at KPFK.  

Coordinating Producer/Co-Host Greg Gordon served as the production 
coordinator for "imru" (as an unpaid volunteer) for almost 20 years 
beginning in August 1974, and is the driving force behind "This Way Out."  
He holds a bachelor's degree in radio-television production, and has spent 
most of his professional life coordinating commercial operations at 
various Los Angeles commercial radio and television stations.

Chappelle and Gordon have worked on several radio projects together
over the past 20 years; their joint credits include producing and
anchoring live national broadcast coverage via satellite of the rallies
following both the 1979 and 1987 Marches On Washington For Lesbian And Gay
Rights.