10%-Qtv season six, episode five (2001.02.06)

episode five		season six
	original broadcasts	Tuesday, 2001.02.06 Saturday, 2001.02.10
	repeat broadcasts	Tuesday, 2001.07.31 Saturday, 2001.08.04 Sunday, 2001.08.05

	Ken Kostick, gay gourmet The star of "Ken Kostick & Company" joins us to talk about not just his new show and cookbooks, but how his parents "broke the news to him" that he was gay, and the tap-dancing around his outing in the Globe & Mail.

	Homo History - Johnny Abush and the Jewish GLBT Archives The founder of one of the world's largest collections of queer Jewish history passed away recently. Johnny Abush started his Jewish GLBT Archives in his Toronto home in 1990 after being diagnosed with AIDS. When the 10,000 artifacts and 1,000 books outgrew both his home and his health, Abush donated his collection and its accompanying "Twice Blessed" web site to the ONE/IGLA Judaica Collection at the University of Southern California. Note that the Judaica Collection will continue to house these materials and host the web site, but is looking for volunteers to keep the site updated. Contact oneigla@usc.edu for more information.

	Roy Mitchell, filmmaker Seen here in his film "Christian Porn" hugging a protester at Regina's "Queer City" gay film festival last May, Roy Mitchell's films are both personal and eclectic. From "Delta Don" (his first) to "I Know a Place" (his best-known), Mitchell shares his quirky adventures on the gay side of life.

	"Edible Art" While everything you see in this picture is edible, (1) you'd be crazy to ruin these works of art, and (2) your teeth would never survive. Princess Caroline and Troy from Edible Art stop by to show us some of their work, including (life-size) candy stilettos, Fabergé eggs and cock rings (yes, you read that right).

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