From 1989-1991, CKUT dedicated an annual day of broadcasting, called Gay Day, featuring queer voices in protest of the homophobic murder of Joe Rose. 
These clips were originally compiled by Dykes on Mykes.
David talking with Deb (and host a from Queercorps?) about being gay and working in the restaurant industry, creating atmosphere and bringing flair to succeed.
This being their third restaurant venture but was in blue collar work before. Susan Downs runs a roundtable on lesbian and gay history, with Lynn Chambillard who is researching older lesbians in montreal,
Ross Higgins from the archives, Tom Waugh from Concordia. Discussion of class and work implications of lesbianism and gay life in the 1950s.
Personal experiences on going into intergenerational gay bars. [Music break @ 29: Kristy MacColl - Miss Otis regrets] Call-in asks about division between lesbian and gay in Toronto, and between french and english in Montreal.
Another caller asking about gay and lesbian communities working together, Susan brings up AIDS activism as well.

1991: Best of Gay Day - Part 2

CKUT 90.3fm a campus/community radio station in Montreal, has been on the air since 1987. This is a collection of some interviews and audio selections from our past.