Some Deeper Dialogue

Brody is joined by Alexandra Billings, actress (Transparent, The Connors, Wicked on Broadway) and Trans Rights Activist. Her new memoir, This Time For Me, is out now. Brody discusses Roe v. Wade and gives an update on what he's been up to.You can follow Brody on Twitter and Instagram.*The Canadian Civil Liberties Association (ccla.org) does critical work toward securing reproductive rights and justice in Canada, as well as Action Canada for Sexual Health and Rights (actioncanadashr.org). In the US, you can check out NARAL Pro-Choice America (prochoiceamerica.org) and Planned Parenthood (plannedparenthood.org).

Brody is joined by Sabrina Dias from season 21 of NBC's The Voice, for a chat about her upbringing, musical influences, experience coming out, and her experience being coached by John Legend. Before that, Brody discusses the controversy surrounding Spotify and why he has decided to remove DeeperPod from the platform, He also talks the firing of CNN Chief Jeffrey Zucker, and Sean Penn's recent queerphobic comments.

Brody begins by discussing the latest in Queer news and the fall of Prince Andrew. He is later joined by Celina Caesar-Chavannes to discuss her new memoir, Can You Hear Me Now?, available in bookstores now. Celina is a former parliamentarian and current Senior Advisor to the Office of Equity, Diversity & Inclusion at Queen's University in Ontario, Canada.

Brody begins by discussing the Canadian government's ban on conversion therapy; controversy surrounding a straight man joining RuPaul's Drag Race; and the 2022 FIFA World Cup in Qatar, a notorious human rights abusing country. He is later joined by Valerie Plame who was the subject of the 2003 CIA leak scandal. She is also an author of a best-selling memoir-turned-film (Film Game) and spy novels ('Burned' and 'Blowback'). She is hosting an upcoming conference, entitled Spies, Lies & Nukes, in Tucson, AZ, from May 1 - 3. Tickets are on sale now at SpiesLiesNukes.com.

Discussing Eddie Reymayne's apology for playing a trans role in The Danish Girl (2015), the new Omicron variant, CNN's Chris Cuomo outsized role inhis brother's sexual harassment scandal, and more. Richard Hatch - the winner of Survivor: Borneo (2000) - stops by to talk his early life in Rhode Island, working for the U.S. Army, meeting his nine children, and what he has been up to lately!

Brody discusses Queer Republicans' recent support of former First Lady Melania Trump, the first gay superhero in Marvel's Eternals, and his recent experience working for the Canadian federal government. Kim Hastreiter, co-founder of the iconic Paper Magazine, joins the podcast to discuss her incredible life and career.