562: An average small town gay and a drag queen. What could go right? – Chandler Myer
Imagine being a 32-year-old gay accountant who’s never outside your rural upbringings and you move to major metropolitan area where you struggle to find your way. Sound familiar? But wait there is a twist. A six-foot, nine-inch, sensational drag queen takes you under her colorful wing for lessons in shopping, first dates, hosting brunch, furnishing…
561: Living Through The Twists of Life To Be Yourself – Adele Bertei
From troubled upbringing with her mother who suffered from undiagnosed schizophrenia, to foster homes and reform schools, then finding her groove in her own band The Bloods, it’s not surprising that this former backup singer for the likes of Culture Club, and Whitney Houston, final made her move to live her queer identity. Three time…
547: Making the Most of Your Queer Advantage – Andrew Gelwicks
What is the advantage of being queer? Andrew Gelwicks, explores the answer to this question, through a collection of incisive, deeply personal conversations with LGBTQ+ trailblazers about how they leveraged the challenges and insights they had as relative outsiders to succeed in the worlds of business, tech, politics, Hollywood, sports and beyond. In his book,…
533: Embracing The LGBTQ You, You See – Danny Freeman
529: Uncloseting Fun In Your Life and Work – Mike Rucker
525: When The Greatest These is Love For This LGBTQ+ Ally – Kellie Woolf
What happens when a Mom says, “That’s ok, you are who you are and I accept that!”? You get an amazing author who is giving out HOPE. Her debut novel, Mount Hope, takes readers on journey where a murder victim and Jesus have a conversation that could change the world…something we all need right now.…
496: Managing loss of life, and being with your gay self – Mike Keren
494: Write Your Stories Your Way – Gregory L. Norris
470 – Raising LGTBQ Allies – Chris Tompkins
428: A Different Kind of Transgender Story – Meredith Talusan
What little boy doesn’t wish to grow up as an albino, Phillipino girl trapped in a male body? And what Phillipino woman, wants to transition into her truth only to battle white privilege, from her own trans community? The answer is no one, and no one. Yet, these factors are only the beginning of Meredith…