THIS WAY OUT
               the international gay & lesbian radio magazine
               RUNDOWN for Program #741, distributed 06/10/02
    (hosted this week by Greg Gordon and produced with Lucia Chappelle)
Cameras crash the "Circuit" scene: previews and a chat with the filmmakers;
       Queer college athletes and coaches counter campus homophobia;
A unanimous Quebec vote makes Canadian couples history, Sweden's registered
 partners win adoption rights, the first U.S. "pink stock" comes out on the
    NASDAQ, Jerusalem debuts its pride in Hebrew, Arabic & English, but
construction threatens Stonewall's birthplace, and other global GLBT news

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Opening Teases/Theme Music/Intro Continuity . . . . . . . . . . . .   1:10

SEGMENT #1 –  NewsWrap:  In Canada, Quebec's provincial legislature 
unanimously approves legislation offering the most extensive legal 
recognition of same-gender couples in the country, while Sweden okays 
adoption rights for same-gender registered partners;  the Netherlands Central 
Bureau of Statistics counts nearly 50,000 queer couples, but a gay male 
couple becomes Germany's first annulled same-gender registered partners;  in 
the U.S., Connecticut Governor John Rowland signs into law the state's first 
legislation to legally recognize unmarried couples in certain limited ways, 
while non-biological queer co-parents get an indirect boost from a California 
Supreme Court paternity ruling favoring a heterosexual man's strong 
assumption of the father role despite having no biological connection to the 
child;  media and entertainment company GSociety becomes the first 
gay-identified U.S. corporation to have its stock publicly traded (under the 
symbol GSOC on the NASDAQ);  landmark Pride marches are held in Jerusalem and 
Sao Paolo, but rail construction threatens the revered site of Greenwich 
Village's historic Stonewall Inn;  Spain's King Carlos offends his country's 
"queers", but New Zealand P.M. Helen Clark offers a heartfelt apology;  and 
the "American Pie 2" smooch between Seann William Scott and Jason Biggs wins 
the MTV Movie Awards trophy for "Best Kiss" [written by CINDY FRIEDMAN, with 
thanks to GRAHAM UNDERHILL, BRIAN NUNES, JASON LIN, CHRIS AMBIDGE, REX 
WOCKNER, LUCIA CHAPPELLE & GREG GORDON, and anchored by CINDY FRIEDMAN & JON 
BEAUPRE] . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . .  10:30

SEGMENT #2 -  "Circuit" billboard [:15]  +  How much homophobia do gay and 
lesbian athletes and coaches encounter on college campuses and in their 
locker rooms... and what are they, and the governing body of U.S. collegiate 
athletics, the NCAA, doing about it?  In this report produced by MICHELLE 
PATTERSON, CHRIS ALLEN goes looking for some answers, with comments by NORA 
BECK, Faculty Athletic Representative at Oregon's Lewis & Clark College; 
LAURIE PRIEST, Chair of Physical Education & Director of Athletics at 
Massachusetts' Mount Holyoke College; DWIGHT SLATER, Stanford University 
senior and former football player; and MICHAEL MUSKA, openly-gay Oberlin 
(Ohio) College Athletic Director (outro music from "We Are The Champions" by 
QUEEN) [8:40] . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . .   8:55
             [Sexual Minorities In Athletics: www.smiaonline.org]

SEGMENT #3 -  "TWO" I.D. by legendary openly-lesbian singer/songwriter JANIS 
IAN [:10]  +  They're "Red", "White", and sometimes "Black & Blue".  They welc
ome the good and bad, but not the unattractive.  Circuit parties are either 
gay male primal celebrations of the tribe, or narcotic narcissistic 
embarrassments -- it depends on whom you ask.  A new film called "CIRCUIT" (a 
Jour De Fete release) takes the entire audience to the dance.  But as one 
reviewer put it, "the bottom line on 'Circuit' is that a strong plot and 
well-developed characters were not invited to the party, but strong thighs 
and well-developed pecs are all over the screen."  This Way Out’s STEVE PRIDE 
leaps into the fray (with preview clips & music from the movie soundtrack, 
and comments by director/co-writer DIRK SHAFER and actor/singer PAUL LEKAKIS, 
making his film debut) [6:50]. . . . . .   7:00
                          [www.circuitmovie.com]

Closing Continuity/Credits. . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . .   1:20

TOTAL PROGRAM TIME. . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . .  28:55

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                           STATION PROMO COPY:

ANNCR:  NEXT TIME ON "THIS WAY OUT", CAMERAS CRASH THE "CIRCUIT" SCENE – 

STEVE PRIDE HAS PREVIEW CLIPS AND CHATS WITH AND ABOUT THE FILM'S

"PRINCIPLES"... QUEER COLLEGE ATHLETES AND COACHES COUNTER CAMPUS

HOMOPHOBIA – CHRIS ALLEN REPORTS ON WHAT'S BEING DONE... AND IN OTHER NEWS,

A UNANIMOUS QUEBEC VOTE MAKES CANADIAN COUPLES HISTORY, SWEDEN'S REGISTERED

PARTNERS WIN ADOPTION RIGHTS, THE FIRST U.S. "PINK STOCK" COMES OUT ON THE

NASDAQ, AND JERUSALEM DEBUTS ITS PRIDE IN HEBREW, ARABIC & ENGLISH,

BUT CONSTRUCTION THREATENS STONEWALL'S BIRTHPLACE.

THOSE STORIES AND MORE THIS WEEK ON "THIS WAY OUT: THE INTERNATIONAL

LESBIAN AND GAY RADIO MAGAZINE",

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