Ts Madison: The Future Belongs to Her
No one has ever had a career like Ts Madison. The actress talks about how she turned viral Vine fame into a Hollywood career. "Oh honey, I've been the...
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LGBTQ&A (recommended by The New York Times) documents modern queer and trans history. This weekly interview podcast from The Advocate gets beyond transition and coming out stories in order to get to know each person's defining moments, their accomplishments, and how they got to where they are today. LGBTQ&A is hosted and created by Jeffrey Masters. All new episodes are now on Luminary! For more, go to LuminaryPodcasts.com.
Peter Staley: ACT UP Changed The World — Here's How
We're continuing our LGBTQ+ History Month celebration with the legendary activist, Peter Staley. His new memoir, Never Silent: ACT UP and My Life in A...
Senator Tammy Baldwin: LGBTQ+ History Maker
The first out LGBTQ+ person elected to the United States Senate, Senator Tammy Baldwin joins us to talk about her history-making career, the Equality ...
Charles Silverstein: The Joy of Gay Sex
Happy LGBTQ+ History Month! Dr. Charles Silverstein talks about his 1973 presentation before the American Psychiatric Association that led to the remo...
Melissa Etheridge: Comes To Our Window
The iconic singer talks about how not being publicly out affected her songwriting, never hiding her sexuality from those in the music industry, and wh...
Alicia Garza: How We Come Together When We Fall Apart
Black Lives Matter co-founder and community organizer, Alicia Garza talks about her book, The Purpose of Power (now out in paperback). LGBTQ&A is host...
Denne Michele: Coming Out in the Pandemic ?️⚧️
Denne Michele (co-host of Food 4 Thot) talks about recently coming out as trans, how the Choices: Stories You Play video game changed her life, and he...
Abby McEnany: Dykes Can Do Whatever The F*ck They Want
Self-described "fat, queer dyke", Abby McEnany is one of the first butch women to ever lead a TV show. Season Two of Work In Progress is now airing on...
Darryl Stephens: Noah's Arc, HIV, and Becoming a Dad
Darryl Stephens talks about the legacy of Noah's Arc, the radical way the show dealt with HIV, and why he almost quit acting before becoming a father....
Billie Jean King: Pressure is a Privilege
The legendary tennis player joins us to talk about being outed in 1981, why she didn't feel comfortable with her sexuality until she was 51, and the e...