Closets Are For Clothes, Interviews, WCBN-FM RADIO

Just Come Out for the Holidays

WCBN – CLOSETS ARE FOR CLOTHES – JUST COME OUT FOR THE HOLIDAYS – 2007-12-19

SUMMARY:


Jared is a J.C.O. – a person who “just came out”. In this extended interview, he shares his most personal feelings about taking risks with his closest friends and family by being honest about himself. A detailed discussion of his coming out process is part of this Christmas season broadcast along with holiday music and a song (“Hate To Say Goodbye”) that Jared wrote for his boyfriend. Hear about the concerns and the triumphs.

PRODUCTION NOTES:

This may be the only show where co-host Dan Burns has sung Jingle Bells.

PARTICIPANTS:

David Christopher Meitzler (Producer/Host)
Dan Burns (Producer/Host)
Alex Sergay, Alex Belhaj (Engineers)
Jared (Guest)

RECORD UPDATED: 2024-07-30

ORIGINAL BROADCAST:

2007-12-19

RECORDED AT:

WCBN Studio, Ann Arbor MI USA

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