In October of 2002, Gwen Araujo, a transgender teen in California's east bay was killed at a party by several of her friends who were unaware she was born male after these friends had sexual relations with her. Andrew talks about the case, Gwen's life, the trial of the perpetrators (who have since been convicted of her murder), and issues facing transgender teens today.

For more information: http://www.reelfreedom.com/ or http://www.transgenderlawcenter.org/gwen/ or Wikipedia.

This episode was taped in June 2005.

This episode was first aired on KMVT 15 in August 2005.

This episode was web published 2/24/2006.

Andrew talks with founder of the Church of Reality, Mark Perkel, about reality, what is real, the future of humanity, and perspectives on faith.

For more information:  http://www.churchofreality.com/

This episode was taped in July 2005.

This episode was first aired on KMVT 15 in September 2005.

This episode was web published 2/24/2006.

Andrew discusses hip-hop and urban dance with Jazon and Becky, two members of a local dance studio. They and other members also perform several hip-hop dance routines.

For more information: http://www.danceeffects.com/

This episode was taped in August 2005.

This episode was first aired on KMVT 15 in February 2006.

This episode was web published 2/24/2006.

Andrew talks to Dushan Angius about the Rotary International AIDS Project. Dushan's son died of AIDS several years ago, and Dushan went on to create an ongoing project within Rotary organizations worldwide to educate and aid people about AIDS.

For more information: http://www.rotaryaidsproject.org/

This episode was taped in January 2005.

This episode was first aired on KMVT 15 in March 2005.

This episode was web published 2/23/2006.