ON KPFA

I was interviewed today by Kate Rafael on  KPFA.org Home!!

What a gas that was.  I forget how cool it is to be on the radio and how much I miss it.
Kay Cuajunco was there, she has a film "bibinka"in the exhibit, and Genevieve Erin O'brien
and many pieces in the show. We spoke about what our pieces mean to us and how it relates to the Exhibit and how our being gay plays a roll in the event. We were there for only a little while but I think it went well. Kay seems very nice and Genevieve is way smart and I would like to meet her since she did a phone interview. Luckily it will be edited.  I hope she keeps the Kitchen Top part in..
You'll have to listen to find out what that is.



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