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Bert Wylen presents Gaydreams, broadcast on February 5, 1995. Nick Quinones presents national news updates including ongoing legal battles regarding Colorado's Amendment 2, Newt Gengrich’s announcement of the House’s plan to consider AIDS prevention legislation presented by the Traditional Values Coalition, the success of legislation banning the participation of gays and lesbians or unmarried couples in Nebraska’s foster home programs, Seattle lawmaker’s introduction of legislation to bar gay and lesbians from participation in adoption or foster care programs, The University of Notre Dame’s refusal to officially recognize gay groups meeting on campus, continued national fundraising campaigns for lesbian, feminist camp Sister Spirit in Ovette, MS, and impending changes to taxes for AIDS treatment patients. “Show Me” by Seal and “Drag Queen” by John-Fredrick play. Wylen interviews Tinsel Garland and Dana Matthews about their experiences performing and success as drag queens. “Fem In A Black Leather Jacket” by Pansy Division plays. Quinones presents local news updates and announcements. “Back Window” by Joe Barbella and Micah Yarborough plays. David Prosser of This Way Out reports on the legalization of gay marriage in Sweden. “Wouldn’t It Be Nice” by The Beach Boys and “Why Do Fools Fall in Love” by The Flirtations play. Wylen signs off to “The Difference” by Todd Rundgren.