The Gaily Show

Hosts John Parker and Jim Pounds chat with author Malcolm Alexander Neal about his new novel The Equally Yoked and how his Detroit background shapes his views on modern queer relationships. Later, Dr. Gerald Gurss stops by the studio to preview the Twin Cities Gay Men’s Chorus’s upcoming holiday concert, Sleigh Bells Ring. Their discussions…

The Gaily Show 11.4.2026

Deborah Samuel, author of Grace Through Fire – A Memoir of Murder, Tragedy, and Resilience. Matthew Berg, Director and Programmer at Flip the Script Queer Film Festival.

ohn Parker and Jim Pounds provide a one-hour preview of the 2026 Midterms ahead of the AM950 Radios and WCPT 820’s joint 6-hour broadcast on election night.

Jake Wittich, Managing Editor of Windy City Times

Richard Carlbom, Chair of the Minnesota Democratic-Farmer-Labor Party. Tammye Nash, Managing Editor of Dallas Voice.

Fernando Z. López, Senior Strategist and Creating Change Director at the National LGBTQ Task Force. Deb Balzer (Managing Editor) and David Birchard-Weismann (Co-founder) of Twin Cities Gay Scene

John Parker catches up with author Blair Fell to unpack his newly released novel, The Two Wills. Their chat dives into a queer reimagining of William Shakespeare’s love life and the mysterious young man who originally inspired his famous sonnets. They also explore Oscar Wilde’s historical theories alongside the creative challenges of bringing authentic Elizabethan…

Evan Linett, Veronica Comings from Shine the Light Study

John Parker highlights a nationwide LGBTQ+ blood donation drive and previews the upcoming free Flip the Script Queer Film Festival. Plus CD2 DFL candidate Matt Little joins to talk about his proposed LGBTQ Bill of Rights and his fierce opposition to privatizing Social Security.

Xandra McMahon, Lookout NEWS

Nissa Nordland, Artistic Director of the Twin Cities Horror Festival. Dr. Samuel Clowes Huneke, Associate Professor of History at George Mason University.

John Parker kicks things off with author Audrey Goldberg to dive into the release of her new witchy sapphic rom-com, Vengefully Matched, alongside the alarming rise of banned books in public schools. Executive producer Jim Pounds jumps on the mic later to help welcome local actor Adam Qualls for a behind-the-scenes look at his long-running…

John Parker speaks with writer and professor Chris Stedman to explore the deep roots of intergenerational queer and trans mutual aid. Chris shares his work on the “We Help Us” project, an initiative dedicated to archiving everyday stories of community care from the AIDS crisis to modern times. He also breaks down how these vital…

John Parker and Jim Pounds kick off the show previewing Local LGBTQ Media Giving Day before diving into an insightful discussion with Fair Wisconsin’s Abigail Swetz and Sean O’Brien on state political races. Later, Washington Blade White House correspondent Joe Reberkenny breaks down the LGBTQ candidates running for Congress in the upcoming election cycle.

John Parker was joined by Washington Blade White House correspondent Joe Reberkenny. They break down the LGBTQ candidates running for Congress, Donald Trump’s offensive remarks toward a South Carolina candidate, and the restoration of the 988 Press 3 crisis line for LGBTQ youth.