JOSEPH SAYERS

Mike from Queers4Gears was on BlogTalkRadio’s show The Gay Agenda . This was a fun show for all car racing fans. James Hipps and I delved into all kinds of auto racing and talk about what really goes on in Gasoline Alley. Remember only sissies lube up their rubber tires. Plus James blew out my eardrum with his silly sound [...]

The popular LGBT news site EDGE is reporting today that Olympic medal winning equestrian Darren Chiacchia is facing charges of  allegedly not informing a former boyfriend he is HIV+. Darren Chiacchia led the U.S. equestrian team to the bronze medal in 2004, a triumph that was overshadowed when, in 2008, Chiacchia was thrown from a horse and [...]

Jack Mauro has a good article at EDGE about the Hotlanta Soccer Association . I’m at the Atlanta Eagles Soccer Complex on Buford Highway. I approach a player from the Hotlanta soccer team – it isn’t hard identifying them, as they’re the only grown-ups kicking – to guide me to the president. “Hi,” I say. “I’m looking for Joe Organ .” [...]

The NY Daily News is reporting today that out and proud tennis champion Martina Navratilova has been diagnosed with breast cancer as she revealed in an interview with People magazine. “It knocked me on my ass, really,” she said. “I feel so in control of my life and my body, and then this comes and it’s completely out of my [...]

LZ Granderson is a senior writer and columnist for ESPN The Magazine and ESPN.com, and has contributed to ESPN’s Sports Center, Outside the Lines and First Take. He is a 2010 nominee and the 2009 winner of the Gay & Lesbian Alliance Against Defamation (GLAAD) award for online journalism as well as the 2008 National Lesbian [...]

Okay, so you’re in a locker room and you wonder if it’s polite to stare or “accidentally” drop a bar of soap in the shower in front of another guy. How about when you’re in the multi-person whirlpool soaking those aches, should you admirer what’s dangaling between the legs of the fella stepping in or [...]

I don’t know about any of you but I mark the year not by season but by sport. The NFL then into the college basketball season, followed by Daytona rounded out by the NCAA tourneys. And then YES !!! finally baseball season is back. In honor of opening day here’s a little baseball diddy for us [...]

Chris Kanyon (real name Chris Klucsaritis) died Friday night, according to multiple Internet reports. He was 40. Wrestlingobserver.com is reporting that Kanyon’s death is believed to be a suicide from an overdose of pills. Kanyon – who wrestled in WCW from the late ’90s to 2001 and then worked a few years for WWE – had spoken [...]

OursceneTV talks to Olympic medal wiiner Mark Tewksbury during the winter Olympics last month in Vancover. Tewksbury talks about being out and of course sports in this not so serious interview. In December 1998, Tewksbury announced to the Canadian media and people that he was gay. He was the first Canadian athlete to voluntarily state his [...]

This past week the Catholic Church, and indeed the heart and soul of it, the Vatican, was rocked by news of a member of the Vatican choir who is alleged to have arranged gay sexual liaisons, or pimping in the vulgar and more accurate description, for an Italian government official who is also a papal [...]

OutSports has an article via Outlook Columbus about Ohio State head football coach Jim Tressel who talks about the importance of every player including gay and lesbian athletes. ” …. every part of our team is important and every role has value – no job is too small and no person is irrelevant – that’s a [...]

The EDGE has an article about Laura Ricketts the lesbian activist who now owns the Chicago Cubs. A lesbian activist has acquired the Chicago Cubs–and she says that anti-gay prejudice is the last thing she’s encountered. Rather, she’s had to deal with mundane issues like the state of the facilities: real-world problems, rather than biases emanating from [...]

Wayne Hudson Champion Of Gay Rights

Last evening after coming in from work, my job at age 56 where I’m beginning a new career this time in retail at the bottom of the management ladder, I turned on my local ABC affiliate here in Connecticut, WTNH-TV to see the weather forecast for the next storm due to hit our state. At the [...]

It was August 13, 1989 when NASCAR driver Tim Richmond died. For weeks and even months there had been all kind of rumors and speculation about Richmond being sick and what that sickness was. Many said no, no way, when the disease was mentioned. That just didn’t happen in NASCAR circles. In 1987 he missed the [...]

In 1980 long before there was SAT radio services and computers, for two weeks in February as the sports director and reporter of two of our local radio stations here in Danbury, Ct, WLAD & WDAQ, I like millions of others watched the Winter Olympics in Lake Placid, NY. For me it was about half a [...]