One episode. 3 guests. So. Much. Fun! First up, NPR’s own Sonari Glinton and Zoe Chace join forces to talk about everything from Eydie Gormé to Kanye West to their new hit talk show that simply must be created if we have anything to say about it.
Hilarity and history, all wrapped up in one episode. First up, Erin Foley brings the funny as we talk about comedy, sports and, of course, gluten! Then, pioneering journalist Andy Humm joins us to provide his invaluable perspective on today’s LGBT events. Plus, a brief bit of a news round-up with Ken…outing: yay or nay? Sound off!
We’re ringing in 2014 in SO gay fashion. First up, we elatedly welcome NPR’s Neda Ulaby back to the show in the most wide-ranging chat covering everything from Midwestern gays to Winona Ryder to Supernatural fan-fiction and quite a bit in between. Then, the truly hilarious Dana Goldberg joins us to talk hungry vegetarians, Jewish mothers and the irrepressible fashion trend of polar bear ties.
A Rainbow Rewind for your holiday season! We’re talking legends of screen and stage (Heckart! Dietrich! Stritch!) with writer/director/producer Luke Yankee, including chatting about his Oscar-winning mother, his rock-solid father and his legendary turn as Tevye. All this, AND we find out what made Jodi a lesbian.
Singer/songwriter Nhojj wants to build an LGBT Center in Guyana and he needs your help to do it! Listen in to hear all about this unique and vital project. AND, our very favorite musical-ball-of-energy Daniel Gray takes on a new role as our Pop Culture Correspondent. The Sound of Music, Britney, Beyoncé…thumbs up or down? Find out by downloading this week’s episode today!
As Ken welcomes back two entertaining entertainers, there is no doubt that this week’s episode will entertain you! First up, political humorist Kate Clinton returns (after a 3 year absence!) to talk everything from LGBT progress to the Cheney sisters to Thanksgivukkah to death. Yes, that’s right...death.
A second chance to hear one of our favoritest episodes! First up, the legendarySherry Vine makes a triumphant return to our show and, unsurprisingly - Cracks. Ken. Up. Then The Reverend Dr. R.
Gobble gobble! We’re taking a step back this week to look at the wider LGBT landscape. And what better way to view the terrain than with two of our favorite media personalities?!? First up, Cathy Renna returns to talk about storytelling, Queens and the most fabulous 84 year-old around.
Poet Christopher Hennessy drops in for a fascinating chat on rhyme, interviewing techniques and why we all should be reading far more gay poetry. Then, singer/songwriter Hannah Thomas joins us to share her energy, talent and appreciation for the amazing musical ride she is having.
We’re joined first by the divine, peerless and endlessly entertaining soprano extraordinaire Patricia Racette who shares tales of life on-stage and off and squares off in one of our most entertaining editions of the Newlywed Game. Then, our dear friend Kirsten Ott Palladino, editor-in-chief of Equally Wed magazine, returns with the latest wedding ideas, proposal techniques and to share a fact about gift-giving that rocks. Ken’s.
First up, funnyman Adam Sank returns with hilarious tales of nudity, Weather Girls, Elks and ziti! Then, our author-in-residence Kergan Edwards-Stout shares stories of family, holidays and maybe even a potential new Tu B'Shevat fable?!?
An entire episode dedicated to talking about HIV/AIDS. First up, clinician/researcher/humanitarian Dr. Gary Blick walks us through some HIV/AIDS history, gives us the current state of affairs and offers forth a crucial global perspective.
First up, we’re taking a trip to the Pacific Northwest as we chat with Kris Hermanns, executive director of Pride Foundation, about everything from strategic visions to badgers to gay Montana!
We’re talking inspired activism this week starting with Sister Vicious PHB one of the original founders of the legendarySisters of Perpetual Indulgence. Then we’re joined by Elyzabeth Holford, executive director of Equality Ohio, who teaches us how to move forward as a community…no matter which of the 3 “C” cities in in Ohio you may find yourself.
Piano man Brian Nash joins us to dish on everything from Tori Amos to gay cruises to former-call-girls-turned-chanteuses (?!?). AND, Dr. Frankie is back to answer your questions on fetishes, open relationships, exes and Boca Raton boobage. Seriously.
