JB Sapp – Southern Lesbian Feminist Activist Herstory Project

KC Wildmoon: Musician, Journalist, Cat Lover

KC Wildmoon performing at the Southern Women's Music & Comedy Festival

KC Wildmoon, lead guitarist and cofounder of the band Moral Hazard. Her name Wildmoon is from a song they wrote.

Posted on October 24, 2025 Posted in Culture and the Arts, Social and Political Groups Tagged with 7 Stages Theatre, activist, ALFA, Amazon Broadcasting, Anima Rising, Atlanta Georgia, Atlanta Lesbian Feminist Alliance, CNN, Del Hamilton, Faye Allen, feminist, Flight 101, Gaga, Great Speckled Bird, Jaen Black, Jan Gibson, Jan Riley, Janet Metzger, Janet Snyder, Jayne Pleasants, JB Sapp, Jo Leavitt, journalist, KC Wildmoon, lead guitar, lesbian, lesbian band, Merle Hazard, Merle Hazard and the Even Strangers, Moral Hazard, Other Harmonies, rock and roll, Russellville Tennessee, San Francisco Gay Film Festival, Seven Stages, Signals from Sheba, Sisters of No Mercy, snake dancers, southern, Southern Voice, Southern Women’s Music and Comedy Festival, Sports Page, Step over This Line, Sweet Gum Head, Tammy Whynot, Tennessee Tech

JB (Judy) Sapp: An Engineering Rock Star

JB "Judy" Sapp

JB Sapp, Moral Hazard bass player and professional sound engineer, loved providing the equipment to help make them sound good.

Posted on October 22, 2025 Posted in Culture and the Arts, Lesbian-Owned Enterprises Tagged with A Bomb Shelter, ABC Sports, activist, artist, Atlanta Georgia, audio engineer, audio equipment, audio for CBS The Masters, avant garde, bass, Beth York, Bisexual Girl, broadcasting, campus radio station, CBS, CBS Television Station, Center Stage Theatre, Chlorine and Tundra Landafille, cornet, corporate television, Disney, Disney American Idol Experience, Disney Legends School, Eddies Attic, engineer, engineering degree in electronics, ESPN remote satellite truck, executive producer for IBM, female engineer, feminist, first class FCC license, Florida, Florida cracker, Florida State University, freelance, Gail Reeder, Gainesville Florida, Georgia Pacific, Georgia Power, groovy FM station WGVL, guitar, Harvest Moon, HBO, head audio for the Super Bowl, head audio for the U.S. Open, head audio for the World Series, Home Depot, Howard Cosell, IBM, improv, in house television productions studios, Indigo Girls, Jaen Black, Jan Gibson, JB Sapp, journalism, Judy Sapp, Kampho Feminique FrothingSlosh, KC Anima Rising, Lake Placid New York, Landafille Sisters, lesbian, Little Five Points Pub, Moral Hazard, news reporter WGGG, nontraditional job, oboe, original Florida people, Phyllis Free, playing music, Pretty Good for Girls, psychic connection, raised by a black woman, Rose Norman, satellite trucks, set up cameras, Seven Stages theatre group, sexual harassment, Signals from Sheba, ski tournament, southern, Tammy Whynot and the Even Strangers, Ted Turner, televise basketball games, televise football games, televise tennis matches, television broadcast, tenor sax, The Moon Shadow, The Washington Squares, training videos, Turner broadcasting, TV news trucks, University of Florida, University of Florida Television, WAGA CBS affiliate, washtub bass, WUFT Gainesville radio station

Jaen Black: A One-Woman Show

Jaen Black cropped from a 1980s publicity photo by Penelope Williams.

Jaen Black is an avowed, heavy butch who earned her living in nontraditional jobs, and as the drummer with radical lesbian Moral Hazard.

Posted on October 22, 2025 Posted in Culture and the Arts Tagged with 7 Stages Theatre, Acme Theater, ALFA, Atlanta Georgia, Atlanta Lesbian Feminist Alliance, Barbara Brosick, Bass Community, Buchanan, Chandler Park, Charis Books and More, Cotton Club, Del Hamilton, Dyke, Earthlings, Faye Allen, feminist, feminist activist, Flight 101, Garbos, Georgia, Jan Bear, Jan Cusik, Jan Gibson, JB Sapp, Jimmy Grimsley, Kay Busby, KC, KC Wildmoon, L A Bonaventure, L.A., L.A. Bonaventure, Lenny Lasater, lesbian, lesbian archives, lesbian biographies, lesbian feminist, lesbian websites, Libby Hall, Little Five Points, Little Five Points Pub, Los Angeles, Marianna Kaufman, Memphis, Monica Kaufman, Moral Hazard, Orcas Island, Peachtree Plaza, RuPaul, Signals from Sheba, slfahp, Southern Lesbian Feminist Activist Herstory Project, Southern Voice, Step over This Line, The Gideon Thugs, the Southern Women’s Music & Comedy Festival, the Sweet Gum Head, The Tower, theatrical concept band

Jan Gibson: Cofounder of Lesbian Band, Moral Hazard

Jan Gibson cofounded the lesbian band Moral Hazard. She was also a poet, a songwriter, an artist, a feminist, and a proud mother.

Posted on September 21, 2025 Posted in Culture and the Arts Tagged with 7 Stages, ALFA, ALFA House, An Evening with the Queen of Sheba, Atlanta, Atlanta Lesbian Feminist Alliance, Awkward Unicorn, Bisexual Girls, Bomb Shelter, Callenwolde Fine Arts Center in Atlanta, Cherry Omega, Eat Sweet Treats, Equal Rights Amendment, ERA, Flight 101, Gaga, Georgian Terrace Hotel, Jaen Black, JB Sapp, Jimmy Starr, KC Wildmoon, Lavender Jane Loves Money She Works for IBM, lesbian, lesbian feminist, Little Five Points Atlanta, meditation, Moral Hazard, Nobody Knows the Trouble I’ve Seen, Other Harmonies, Song of Atlanta, Southern lesbian, Step over This Line, Take a Walk on the Dark Side, We Don’t Make No Plans No More, Who the Hell Do You Think You Are, Yellow Rose

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KC Wildmoon: Musician, Journalist, Cat Lover

JB (Judy) Sapp: An Engineering Rock Star

Jaen Black: A One-Woman Show

Jan Gibson: Cofounder of Lesbian Band, Moral Hazard