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Joel Kim Booster: The Comic

Season 1 • 06/01/2019

Comedian Joel Kim Booster opens up about telling his story through his stand-up, the control that comes with being out and his hopes for people in smaller communities.

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Peppermint: The Queen
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This RuPaul's Drag Race Season 9 contestant, and out and proud trans woman, talks about educating people through performance and giving trans youth hope.
06/22/2018
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Eugene Lee Yang: The Creator
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The comedic performer, writer, director and online personality reflects on the importance of telling LGBTQ stories and voting to effect change for minorities.
06/23/2018
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Marti Gould Cummings: The Dragtivist
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This N.Y.C.-based LGBTQ advocate, actor and founder of the Hell's Kitchen Democrats talks about the importance of drag in politics.
06/24/2018
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Joselyn Mendoza: The Advocate
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Joselyn Mendoza discusses her work as an activist for both the LGBTQ and immigrant groups and stresses how important it is to fight discrimination in both communities.
06/25/2018
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Corey Johnson: The Speaker
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New York City Councilman Corey Johnson talks about fighting for LGBTQ rights as an openly gay and HIV-positive elected official.
06/26/2018
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Kathy Tu & Tobin Low: The Podcasters
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Kathy Tu and Tobin Low tell the stories of LGBTQ listeners on their Nancy podcast and give their audience the opportunity to be the narrators of their own truths.
06/27/2018
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Adam Eli: The Activist
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Voices 4 co-founder Adam Eli discusses his hopeful resilience and describes his work with queer refugees, immigrants and asylum seekers around the globe.
06/28/2018
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Ashlee Marie Preston: The Rethinker
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Ashlee Marie Preston, host of the “Shook” podcast, talks about being unapologetic in her opinions and why marriage equality didn’t end the battle for LGBTQ civil rights.
06/29/2018
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Daniel Seung Lee: The Photographer
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Daniel Seung Lee, photographer for Logo30, discusses growing up in a culture of repression, finding the courage to speak his truth and why Pride is a form of protest.
06/30/2018
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The Logo30: What Is Pride?
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Entertainers, authors, activists and other LGBTQ+ stars are coming together to share what pride means to them as Logo30 celebrates Pride Month 2019.
05/31/2019
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Joel Kim Booster: The Comic
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Comedian Joel Kim Booster opens up about telling his story through his stand-up, the control that comes with being out and his hopes for people in smaller communities.
06/01/2019
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Nico Santos: The Breakout
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Actor Nico Santos reflects on diversity and inclusion in the entertainment industry and living an open and proud life.
06/01/2019
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Amit Paley: The Life-Saver
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Amit Paley, CEO of The Trevor Project, talks about his work in LGBTQ suicide prevention and his organization's efforts to reach as many people as possible.
06/01/2019
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Ian Alexander: The Actor
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Actor and transgender advocate Ian Alexander describes what being out has taught him, his first Pride and the opportunity to help other trans people in their transitions.
06/01/2019
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Twiggy Pucci Garcon: The Muse
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Activist, artist, healer and producer Twiggy Pucci Garcon describes their work with the True Colors Fund and the House and Ballroom community and their ideal Pride float.
06/01/2019
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Roxane Gay: The Wordsmith
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Writer Roxane Gay talks about conveying queer representation through her work, the critical reception of "World of Wakanda" and the songs that make her feel proud.
06/01/2019
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Nico Tortorella: The Poet
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Nico Tortorella reflects on how they express themselves through their work, the true meaning of Pride and the work that still lies ahead.
06/01/2019
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Matthew Riemer and Leighton Brown: The Historians
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Queer historians Matthew Riemer and Leighton Brown discuss their mission to make queer history more accessible, accurate and inclusive.
06/01/2019
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Lyosha Gorshkov: The Activist
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Lyosha Gorshkov talks about his role as co-president of RUSA LGBT, celebrating pride every day and continuing to fight for others.
06/01/2019
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Kyle Griffin: The Newsman
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MSNBC writer and producer Kyle Griffin describes his sense of pride and duty as he covers LGBTQ stories and the strength he found when he came out.
06/01/2019
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Jacob Tobia: The Memoirist
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Writer and producer Jacob Tobia discusses overcoming cultures of shame, the layers involved in coming out and trans elders whom paved the way.
06/01/2019
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