The Future is Queer: A Guide to Saving Democracy with Robin Maril

Lawrence v. Texas litigator, professor, and democracy advocate Paul Smith joins the podcast to talk about the foundations of queer and trans liberty in the Constitution and today's rising threats to basic democratic principles like voting and bodily autonomy.

Slate Magazine senior writer and author Mark Joseph Stern joins the podcast to talk about the state of the courts and the recent attacks on voting, reproductive rights, and equality.

LGBTQ media powerhouse Tracy Gilchrist joins the podcast to talk about the evolution and impact of LGBTQ people in film, tv, and beyond.

Award-winning poet and civil rights attorney Sunu Chandy explores the intersections of identity, poetry, and social justice on this week's podcast.

Artist and illustrator Lisa Congdon joins the podcast to talk about the power of embracing equality, social justice, and political activism as an artist and creative voice.

Robin sits down with the Emmy and Peabody award winner Imara Jones from TransLash to talk about the rise of anti-trans hate, what this means for the state of our democracy, and the power of telling trans stories.

Political media maven and self-defined lesbian hippie Kat Skiles joins the podcast to talk about the power of social media, authenticity, and how hard conversations might just be the key to saving our democracy.

Robin chats with ACLU Women's Rights Project Director, Ria Tabacco Mar about abortion and LGBTQ rights at the Supreme Court and beyond.

Robin nerds out with Biden appointee Meghan Maury to talk about how we can improve and expand on the policies that impact LGBTQ lives on the federal level.