Let's Talk About Gay Stuff

Thomas, Toni, and Kendall talk about the comedy of Billy Eichner, the Protest of ACT UP on Wall Street, and the Cult Classic Mommie Dearest.

This week Thomas, Tony, and Kendall kiki about the legacy of Edie Windsor, the premiere of the Rachel Maddow Show, and the history of the word gay!

Thomas, Toni, and Kendall discuss the life of Lily Tomlin, the legacy of Dr. Evelyn Hooker who advocated to declassify homosexuality as a mental disorder, and the prank on Senator Jesse Helms courtesy of ACT UP. 

Thomas, Toni, and Kendall discuss the ascension of Tim Cook to the CEO position, The Pioneering Career of Transgender Icon Candis Cayne, and the life of Transgender Tennis Star Renee Richards.

Thomas, Toni, and Kendall discuss LGBTQ political pioneer Jose Sarria, San Fransisco LBGTQ Activist Rikki Streicher, and the film Staircase.

Thomas, Toni and Kendall discuss the nomination of Melvin Boozer as Vice President, the life and art of Keith Haring, and the story of Magic Johnson

This week Thomas, Toni, and Kendall kiki about these topics: the nomination of George W. Bush, the Murder of William Simpson, and the life of Steve Endean.

Thomas, Tony, and Kendall discuss the week in LGBTQ history and dive into these topics: The lesbian bar Kooky's (minute ~17:00) The life of Alexis Arquette (minute ~38:00) The launch of MTV (minute ~1:06:00)

Thomas, Toni, and Kendall talk about Catholicism, review the movie Trick , and discuss Ron Woods fighting for gay right at the Chrysler Corporation

This week Thomas, Tony, and Kendall discuss the lives and coming out stories of these LGBTQ celebrities: Actress, director, film producer, feminist, Drew Barrymore (minute ~12:00) Actor and Broadway star, Cheyenne Jackson (minute ~37:00) Former MLB umpire, Dave Pallone, and his memoir, "Behind the Mask," hitting The New York Times' Best Seller's list (minute ~59:00)

This week Thomas, Toni and Kendall talk about these topics: The triumphant soccer star and Olympic gold medalist, Megan Rapinoe (minute ~13:00) The hidden story of former Wyoming Senator Lester Hunt (minute ~54:00) The lackluster support from former First Lady, Nancy Reagan, for the LGBTQ community and early AIDS victims in the 1980s (minute ~1:22:00).

This week Thomas, Tony, and Kendall kiki, get heated, and remember these major events in LGBTQ history: The premiere of The Real World San Francisco and it's trailblazing HIV / AIDS storyline (minute ~26:00) The brutal murder of Paul Broussard in the context of today's fight for equality (minute ~56:00) The debut of the Logo TV channel, the first LGBTQ advertiser supported channel in the U.S. (min...

Join Thomas, Tony, and Kendall as they kiki and dive into these topics: The life of gay pop icon George Michael (minute ~21:00) The Upstairs Lounge fire in New Orleans, which resulted in the deaths of 29 members and allies of the LGBTQ community (minute ~48:00) The Pride flag - the first time the flag was displayed and the evolution of the LGBTQ community's symbol of hope! (minute ~1:03:00)

This week Thomas, Tony, and Kendall discuss these topics: Gay rights activist Craig Rodwell ( ~min 25:00) The classic drag queen pageant documentary "The Queen" (~min 46:00) President George HW Bush declining an invitation to attend the 6th International Conference on AIDS to speak at an event for anti-gay Senator Jesse Helms. (~ min 1:16:00)

Thomas, Toni and Kendall discuss these topics: The landmark Supreme Court case with One Magazine (min 35:00) The historic life and accomplishments of Cole Porter (min 51:00) A historic Time Magazine cover with Laverne Cox (min 1:20:00)

This week Thomas, Tony, and Kendall discuss Anderson Cooper's life and impact on journalism, review the debate surrounding the sexuality of Walt Whitman, and dig into the connection between the YMCA and gay men. Estimated Time Stamps for Topics: 18:00 - Walt Whitman 42:00 - Anderson Cooper 1:21:00 - YMCA

Thomas, Toni, and Kendall finish out a year in podcasting with this celebratory recap of the year's episodes. Check out some of their favourite moments.

Thomas, Toni, and Kendall talk about Cason Crane becoming the first openly LGBTQ person to climb the Seven Summits, discuss the International Mr. Leather competition, and learn about the Harvard Secret Court, which sought to investigate and remove gay students from Harvard.

Thomas, Tony, and Kendall talk about the closeted life of Liberace, Diva-ship and Ally-ship of Janet Jackson, and the unjust arrest of 52 men in Cairo, Egypt.

Thomas, Toni, and Kendall talk about the struggles of coming out with Lance Bass, Billie Jean King, and Christine Jorgesen.

Thomas, Tony, and Kendall discuss two high profile coming out stories with former BP CEO Lord John Brown and NBA pro Jason Collin, and they talk about the struggle for lesbians to have their voices heard as the women shake things up with the National Organization for Women in what is known as the Lavender Menace.

This week Thomas, Toni, and Kendall talk about some milestone events: A Sip-In at Julius in New York, the first AIDS patient in the USA, and the inclusion of Gays and Lesbians in the Hate Crimes Statistics Data collection.

Thomas, Toni, and kendall discuss the first openly lgbt federal district judge Deborah Batts, the curiously gay nature of Abraham Lincoln, and the founding of The Sisters of Perpetual Indulgence

The boys discuss the first out lesbian on live T.V. Robin Tyler, the brave life of Ryan White, and Vladmir Luxuria the first openly trangendered person in european governent.

This week Thomas, Toni, and Kendall kiki about legends when they discuss the life and murder of Selena Quintanilla Perez, the iconic career and rumors of Marlon Brando, and the LGBTQ school, Harvey Milk High School