BiCities!

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BiCities! is the nation's only bisexual community television show!

 
Minneapolis cable channel 17 Tuesday evenings at 7:30pm
Upcoming shows: 
 
July 15th Show #129 : Brent Fuqua
July 22nd Show #128: Dr. Diane Kelly
July 29th Show #129: Brent Fuqua
 
 St. Paul cable channel 15 Wednesday evenings at 10:30pm
Upcoming shows: 
 
July 16th Show #129: Dr. Diane Kelly
July 23rd: Show #128: Brent Fuqua
July 30th Show #129: Dr. Diane Kelly
 
 

Complete list of current and past shows:

Show 129: Brent Fuqua

(First broadcast July 15, 2008)

Show 128: Dr. Diane Kelly

(First broadcast July 8, 2008)

Show 127: Erika Kate McDonald

(First broadcast June 17, 2008)

Show 126: Debra Davis

(First broadcast June 10, 2008)

Show 125:Alan Horowitz and Nate Gottfried : Out for Equity

(First broadcast May 6, 2008)

Show 124: Ron Fox

(First broadcast April 29, 2008)

Show 123: Future Lisa

(First broadcast April 8, 2008)

Show 122: Ann DeGroot

(First broadcast April 1, 2008)

Show 121: Dallas Drake

(First broadcast March 11, 2008)

Show 120: Lou Hoffman

(First broadcast March 4, 2008)

Show 119: Monica Meyer

(First broadcast Feb 12, 2008)

Show 118: J. Evan Megard 

(First broadcast Feb 5, 2008)
Show 117: Denny Wiegle, Prime Timers

(First broadcast Jan 8, 2008)

Show 116: Barbara Satin and Chris Bargeron, GLBT Generations Conference

(First broadcast Jan 1, 2008)

Show 115: Bill Burleson

(First broadcast November 6, 2007)

Show 114: Jennifer Andrade-Ward

(First broadcast October 30, 2007)

Show 113: Dee Langley with Orkestar Bez Ime

(First broadcast October 9, 2007)

Show 112: Judy Donaghy

(First broadcast October 2, 2007)

Show 111: Anita Kozan

(First broadcast September 11, 2007)

Show 110: Marge Charmoli

(First broadcast September 4, 2007)

Show 109: Jim Stoltz

(First broadcast August 14, 2007)

Show 108: "The Girls"

(First broadcast August 6, 2007)

Show 107: Alex Nelson

(First broadcast July 3, 2007)

Show 106: Beth Zemsky 

(First broadcast June 26, 2007)

Show 105: Rob Yaeger

(First broadcast June 5, 2007)

Show 104: Lou Hoffman and BECAUSE

(First broadcast May 29, 2007)

Show 103: Raquel (Rocki) Simoes & Quamar

(First broadcast May 8, 2007)

Show 102: Patricia Good from Pi

(First broadcast May 1, 2007)

Show 101: Andrea Jenkins

(First broadcast April 10, 2007)

Show 100: PFLAG Minneapolis

(First broadcast April 3, 2007)

Show 99: Robyn Ochs

(First broadcast March 6, 2007)

Show 98: Eli Coleman, director of the Program in Human Sexuality

(First broadcast Feb 20, 2007)

Show 97: Mike Grewe and Luciano Patino, co-chairs for Alphabet Soup

(First broadcast Feb 6, 2007)

Show 96: Biversity

(First broadcast Dec 5, 2006)

Show 95: Barbara Satin—GLBT Elder’s Cooperative

(First broadcast Nov 28, 2006)

Show 94: Amy Snyder—Avenues for Homeless Youth

(First broadcast Oct 31, 2006)

Show 91: David Fredrickson on same-sex marriage

(First broadcast Oct 10, 2006)

Show 92: Marie Castle and Paul Craven of Atheists For Human Rights

(First broadcast Oct 3, 2006)

Show 91: BJ Metzger

(First broadcast Sept 12, 2006)

Show 90: Lauri Appelbaum

(First broadcast Sept 5, 2006)

Show 89: Jason Paul Smith and Dorothy Fairbairn (First broadcast Aug 1, 2006)

Show 88: Jean Tretter

(First broadcast Aug 8 2006)

Show 87: Dana Munson, Jungle Theater

(First broadcast July 3, 2006)

Show 86: Anne Phibbs, GLBT Programs office, UofM

(first broadcast July 11, 2006)

Show 85: Carolyn Whitson on motherhood (first broadcast May 30, 2006)

Show 84: Anthony Winer on the history of marriage (first broadcast May 23, 2006)

Show 83: Amy Johnson, Esq. on domestic partner rights

(first broadcast May 2, 2006)

Show 82: Ardell Brede, Rochester mayor (first broadcast April 25, 2006)

Show 81: John Townsend, arts critic (first broadcast April 4, 2006)

Show 80: Sharon Preves, author of Intersex and Identity (first broadcast March 28, 2006)

Show 79: Joe Amico and Scott Bartell on sexual addiction (first broadcast March 7, 2006)

Show 78: Joe Amico of Alternatives on substance abuse (first broadcast Feb 28, 2006)

Show 77: Patrick Scully, of Partick's Cabaret

(first broadcast Feb 7, 2006)

Show 76: Maggie Scanlon, Director of the Balcony

(first broadcast Jan 31, 2006)

Show 75: Scott Bartell, Therapist and bi activist

(first broadcast Jan 10, 2006)
Show 74: Anne Phibbs, UofM GLBT Programs Office
(first broadcast Jan 3, 2006)
Show 73: Debra Davis, Gender Education Center
(first broadcast Nov 8, 2005)
Show 72: Anita Hill
(first broadcast Nov 1, 2005)
Show 71: Alex Nelson, District 202
(first broadcast Dec 13, 2005)
Show 70: Sue Christensen, ceramics
(first broadcast Dec 6, 2005)
Show 69: Future Lisa, Performance Artist
(first broadcast Oct 11, 2005)
Show 68: Scott Fearing, OutFont Minnesota
(first broadcast Oct 4, 2005)
Show 67: Emeri Burks, PFund Scholarship winner
(first broadcast Aug 9, 2005)
Show 66: BJ Metzger, GLBT history
(first broadcast Aug 2, 2005)
Show 65: History of the inclusion of B and T in GLBT politics with Jean Tretter and George Holdgrafer
(first broadcast July 12, 2005)
Show 64: GLBT elder housing
(first broadcast July 5th, 2005)
Show 63: Anne Degroot, Outfront
(first broadcast June 7, 2005)
Show 62: TransVoices Chorus with Randall Ehrbar and Erica Rogers
(first broadcast May 31, 2005)
Show 61: Dr. Anita Kozan
(first broadcast May 10, 2005)
Show 60: Bill Burleson, author of Bi America
(first broadcast May 3, 2005)
Show 58: Louis Alemayehu, Ancestor Energy
(first broadcast April 5, 2005)
Show 57: Charlie Copper and Gregg Lind
(first broadcast March 8, 2005)
Show 55: Dr. Bean Robinson, from the U. of M. Program in Human Sexuality
(First broadcast Feb 8, 2005)
Show 54: Leigh Combs, performance artist and activist
(First broadcast Feb 1, 2005)
Show 53: Randall Ehrbar Ph.D.  U of M Program in Human Sexuality
(First Broadcast Dec 21, 2004)
Show 52: Alan Horowitz  Out For Equity
(First Broadcast Dec 14 , 2004)
Show 51: Travis Stanton, editor of Lavender Magazine
(First Broadcast Nov 23 , 2004)
Show 50: Abigail Garner, author of Families Like Mine
(First Broadcast Nov 16 , 2004)
Show 49: Brent Fuqua and Friends Pt 2 and Magdalen Hsu-LI--Taped Live at 8ICB
(First Broadcast Oct 5, 2004)
Show 48: Brent Fuqua and Friends Pt 1--Taped Live at 8ICB
(First Broadcast Sept 28, 2004)
Show 47: Denny Smith, author of God Did TOO Make Adam and Steve
(First Broadcast Sept 14, 2004)
Show 46: Ron Fox Phd., bisexual therapist and researcher  Taped Live at 8ICB
(First Broadcast August 10, 2004)
Show 45: Charlie Tamble from the HIM Program of the Red Door Clinic
(First Broadcast August 3, 2004)
Show 44: Emily Eastwood, Director of Reconciling in Christ Program of Lutheran Concern
(First Broadcast July 13, 2004)
Show 43: Connie Foster Ph.D on homophobia in the locker room
(First Broadcast July 6, 2004)
Show 42: Dr. Walter Bockting of the Program in Human Sexuality of the University of Minnesota
(First Broadcast June 8, 2004)
Show 41: Sarah Harris of Patrick's Cabaret
(First Broadcast June 1, 2004)
Show 40:  Dolly Ruark on women's sports
(First Broadcast May 11, 2004)
Show 39:  Paul Grauer, Men's Athletic Director for Augsburg College
(First Broadcast May 4, 2004)
Show 38:  Max Gries and Katrina Johnson of Transgender Voices Conference
(First Broadcast April 6, 2004)
Show 37: Mary Hoelscher of 8ICB
(First broadcast March 30, 2004)
Show 36: Kate Lehmann & Roderic Southall
(First broadcast March 9, 2004)
Show 35: Monica Meyer, OutFront MN
(First broadcast March 2, 2004)
Show 34: Marge Charmoli, activist
(First broadcast Feb 3, 2004)
Show 33: Lynn Smith of the Eat Street Cafe
(First broadcast Feb 3, 2004)
Show 32: Bill Burleson, Activist and Writer
(First Broadcast Dec 9, 2003)
Show 31: Phil Duran, OutFront Minnesota Legal and Policy Analyst
(First Broadcast Dec 2, 2003)
Show 30: Future Lisa, c
(First Broadcast Nov 11, 2003)
Show 29:  Scott Bartell, Therapist and Activist
(First Broadcast Nov4, 2003)
Show 28: Clean and Sober
(first broadcast Oct 14, 2003)
Show 27: Lauri Appelbaum from Out4Good
(first broadcast Oct 7, 2003)
Show 26: John Townsend on bi's in the media
(first broadcast Sept 16, 2003)
Show 25: Louise Goldberg on being
transgender in South Africa
(first broadcast Sept 9, 2003)
Show 24: Gary Lingen on Twin Cities bi history
(First broadcast Sept 2, 2003)
Show 23: Tina Haines, BOP Co-Chair
(First broadcast August 12, 2003)
Show 22: Jennifer Andrade and Barbara Satin
of the UCC
(First broadcast August 5, 2003)
Show21: UCC Documentary film: Bi.sex'.ual
(First broadcast July 15, 2003)
Show 20: Artist Heidi Arneson
(First broadcast July 8, 2003)
Show 19: Lou Hoffman and Martin Quam on
local bi history
(First broadcast June 10, 2003)
Show 18: Fritz Klien and Rich Woulfe of the Bisexual Foundation,
Filmed live at BECAUSE 2003
(First broadcast May 27, 2003)
Show 17: Al Oertwig, Chair of the
St. Paul School Board
(First broadcast May 6th, 2003)
Show 16: Laura Aylers, Director of District 202
(First broadcast May 13th, 2003)
Show 15: Donald Whipple Fox of
Philanthrofund on  American Indian spirituality
(First broadcast April 8th, 2003)
Show 14: Al Bertke of PFLAG
(First broadcast April 1th, 2003)
Show 13: BECAUSE 2003 Preview  with Aldous Tyler, Kathy Shane and Brent Fuqua
(First broadcast March, 2003)
Show 12: Rev. Anita Hill and Wingspan
(First broadcast March, 2003)
Show 11: Fritz Klein at BECAUSE 2002
(First broadcast February, 2003)
Show 10: Rob Yaeger -- HIV/AIDS and Bi Activist
(First broadcast February, 2003)
Show 9: Panel discussion about bi issues
(First broadcast January, 2003)
Show 8: Danette Peterson: the
Bisexual Organizing Project
(First broadcast January, 2003)
Show 7: Betsy Warner: bisexuality and gender
(First broadcast December, 2002)
Show 6: Scott Bartell; Bi History
(First broadcast December, 2002)
Show 5: BECAUSE 2002 from Milwaukee, WI
(First broadcast November, 2002)
Show 4: Bill Burleson; Author
(First broadcast November, 2002)
Show 3: Elise Matheson; BECAUSE History
(First broadcast November, 2002)
Show 2: 2002 Pride with Brent Fuqua
(First broadcast October, 2002)
Show 1: The Beyond Conference with Kathy Shane
(First broadcast October, 2002)
 

Bill  Burleson, Author of Bi America

Marge interviews her co-host, Dr. Anita Kozan

 

Leigh Combs, performance artist and activistt

 

Dr. Bean Robinson, from the U. of M. Program in Human Sexuality
 
 
 
Magdalen Hsu-LI taped lve at 8ICB
 
 
Brent Fuqua taped lve at 8ICB
 
 
 
 
Ron Fox, Phd--Taped live at 8ICB
 
 
Rob Yeager on safer sex