Wow... residency totally usurped my plans to get this stuff together! My sincere apologies for abandoning this post. I'm guessing that most of your questions have been answered already and that some of you have already applied and are interns at this point. For those of you this message did not miss - hopefully you find some of the information below helpful.
I'm very encouraged that people are increasingly interested in FMP Residency Programs!
Hippiedoc - thanks for sharing theinfo regarding your program. The University of Cincinnati also has profiles of their past residents as well who have been engaged in a diversity of activities:
http://www.psychiatry.uc.edu/index.php?q=node/517.
J48seconds - You can do whatever it is that you want to do with a residency in FMP. Anything is possible, because there is a high demand for dually-trained residents. Unfortunately, the number of programs available does not meet this demand at present. However, you have to be reasonable - you can create quite a unique niche for yourself, and it would certainly be difficult to do everything, especially with consideration for Obstetrics (to do it to its fullest potential you would almost need to be doing OB full time to keep up with the malpractice).
EastWest - There is at least one place that does not have an accredited FMP program that I know of where a resident set up his own program at a University in NC - however - there is an IM/Psych Program already set up at that location. I am sure that if you discuss your interests that some non-established programs might be willing to work with you. Dually-trained residents have been received very well from what I have seen and much appreciated in primary care settings.
Also, if anyone is interested in connecting with any Combined Residencies (Family Med/Psych or IM/Psych) - I would encourage you to take a look at the Association for Medicine and Psychiatry website:
http://www.assocmedpsych.org. It is also a great opportunity to network with other interested as well as direct communication with the programs if you attend their conferences. There were many medical students present last year (and one program brought a bunch of their residents with them).
Now that life has calmed down a bit - I will try to figure out a way to maybe get some sort of group together on SDN.
Take care,
H&T
Though I have a looooong way to go, I am also extremely interested in both FP and Psych, so this thread is very intriguing. I would love to end up in the west and see that there are combined programs in CA, but for a variety of reasons I would also be interested to see what's possible in CO specifically or its surrounding states. Any info is appreciated, and the sites linked are very useful. 
