The Tenth Voice

Hello everyone! We’re kicking off the show with the transgender news of the month as usual, then we’re going to speak with Larry Altman, formerly the lead compliance attorney for the Kansas City Missouri school district, and a strong ally to the LGBTQIA community. We will then continue our series of transgender film discussion, this […]

  Greetings Tenth Voice listeners. We are so excited to announce that over the next several weeks we will be introducing new hosts and new voices to the Tenth Voice family. This week we are proud to announce the debut of Show People with your host Michael Grayman-Parkhurst. Michael has been one of the “Show People” […]

  Greetings Tenth Voice listeners. We are so excited to announce that over the next several weeks we will be introducing new hosts and new voices to the Tenth Voice family. This week we are proud to announce the debut show of Rainbow Spirit with your host MG Salazar (They, Them) MG  has long been […]

The Middle Way’s debut show will be an introduction to the host, the Goddess Prince from the Land of the Rising Sun, Inoru Wade. Inspired by non-western philosophical thinking and growing up in both the United States and Japan Inoru will deliver news and research findings on issues and affairs affecting the LGBTQIA community from an angle not typically seen in most media platforms. Austin Strassle...

Hello everyone! We’re kicking off the show with the transgender news of the month as usual, then we’re going to speak with the founder of Northland Pride, Hernandez. They are a local activist who has done great work for the lgbtq+ community. We will then continue our special series of transgender film discussion with a […]

Author Esther Newton joins Johnda Boyce and host Elizabeth Andersen to talk about My Butch Career, her memoir that was a Lambda Literary Award finalist. Newton tells the compelling, disarming, and at times sexy story of her struggle to write, teach, and find love, all while coming to terms with her identity during a particularly intense […]

We’re discussing the novel Something Better Than Home with author Leona Beasley and panelist/author Cheryl Head. This 2018 Lambda Literary Award finalist in Lesbian Fiction depicts the life of a young lesbian coming of age and coming out in the 1970s South. Born with a wit, imagination and an insatiable desire to be herself, Onnie […]

D. Rashaan Gilmore, Cheryl Pletcher, and host Elizabeth Andersen discuss Imani Perry’s Looking for Lorraine: The Radiant and Radical Life of Lorraine Hansberry, winner of the 2019 Lambda Literary Award for LGBTQ Nonfiction and The Publishing Triangle’s Judy Grahn Award for Lesbian Nonfiction. This nonfiction book is a powerful insight into Hansberry’s extraordinary life—a life that […]

The Sandra Moran Radio Book Club is honored to welcome Michael Nava along with publisher and author Salem West. The discussion will center on Michael Nava’s Carved in Bone: A Henry Rios Novel and also on Amble Press. Nava is the author of an acclaimed series of seven crime novels featuring gay, Latino criminal defense […]

Author Ann McMan joins Bev Prescott and Elizabeth Andersen to discuss her new novel Galileo. “Ann McMan’s newest Evan Reed mystery, Galileo, tackles a hard and complicated subject, one she deftly surrounds with her signature wit and humor. With a sure hand, one that leads us inexorably toward the truth, McMan creates characters we grow […]

Author Lynn Ames joins panelist Tara Scott and host Elizabeth Andersen to talk about her contemporary romance novel, Chain Reactions, and the prequel, Secrets Well Kept.

Panelists Cheryl Pletcher and Karen Richard join host Elizabeth Andersen to discuss Sandra Moran’s Nudge. This original novel uses history, religion, and suspense to compel the reader.

The Sandra Moran Radio Book Club is privileged to have Jenifer Levin as a guest on the show. She is one of the authors featured in the Legacies of Lesbian Literature feature documentary, In Her Words: 20th Century Lesbian Fiction. Jenifer and show host Elizabeth Andersen are joined by panelist Michelle Pond as we discuss […]

Romance! Elizabeth Andersen has a co-host, author Kris Bryant. We will be talking with authors Georgia Beers and Melissa Brayden. All three authors are with Bold Strokes Books and are at the top of their writing game. We will talk not only about the romance genre, but about their inspirations, writing process, and individual books.

BONUS BOOK CLUB with authors Mercedes Lewis and Stefani Deoul. We talk first to Mercedes about poetry, the writing process, reading, and the Golden Crown Literary Society. Then Stefani Deoul brings us up to date on her Sid Rubin novels, her writing process, and some upcoming literary events.

On this month’s Trans Talk we are going to talk to a few good folks from the Transgender Institute of Kansas City, who are going to discuss their move to their new location, their support groups that they are running, and what are some of their upcoming projects. As usual we will have Una’s news […]

Hello everyone! On this month’s Trans Talk we are going to talk to Seto Herrera to talk with us about Project Pride, the Coteries program for LGBT teens. We will then be speaking with Hannah McBroom, a local artist whose work explores themes of transgender identity, materiality, and the body, and who has an upcoming […]

Compass Rose by Anna Burke and 2° by Bev Prescott are perhaps best categorized as climate fiction,or cli-fi. They are also suspenseful, thrilling, occasionally terrifying, and brilliantly written with memorable characters. Anna and Bev join Michelle Pond and host Elizabeth Andersen to discuss their books.

Panelists William Sterling Walker, Philip Hooser, and Elizabeth Andersen welcome author Christopher Bram on the show during LGBT Pride Month. Since 2019 marks the 50th anniversary of the historic Stonewall uprising, it is appropriate to feature the author of Eminent Outlaws: The Gay Writers Who Changed America. Christopher Bram is the author of twelve books, […]

We discuss “Tartarus” by Eric Andrews-Katz. Host Philip blue owl Hooser is joined by librarian/technician Sean Taylor, teacher Ronnie Lathrop, and the author to discuss the book that caused Publishers Weekly to gush: “Andrews-Katz packs his first full-length fantasy solidly with Greek mythology…Andrews-Katz’s experience writing gay romance comes through in hot scenes between Zack and […]

On this month’s Trans Talk we have guests who are talking about trans-related events in our community, the vibrant Transas City of the world. First we have on Mazzy Mann and Zoey Shopmaker, who are going to tell us all …

We have a full house of guests with us today, so we’re going to skip the transgender news of the month, but don’t worry we’ll be back next month, louder and angrier than ever. Our first topic is the anti-transgender …

Year 4 of the Sandra Moran Radio Book Club begins with Marriage of a Thousand Lies. Author SJ Sindu joins panelists Johnda Boyce, Carol Rosenfeld, and host Elizabeth Andersen for a discussion of this award-winning novel.

Year 4 of the Sandra Moran Radio Book Club begins with Marriage of a Thousand Lies. Author SJ Sindu joins panelists Johnda Boyce, Carol Rosenfeld, and host Elizabeth Andersen for a discussion of this award-winning novel.

Linda Wilson and host Elizabeth Andersen talk first to Cheryl Head about her Charlie Mack Motown mystery series and then with Ann Aptaker about Cantor Gold’s latest adventures in Havana, Cuba.