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Queer Voices, a weekly show and is dedicated to broadcasting news, concerns, and events as related to Houston's Lesbian, Gay, Bisexual and Transgender (LGBT) community. The goal of Queer Voices is to provide up to date information on the community's concerns that is currently not available from other local media outlets.
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Send us a textJoin us for an astrological journey as we welcome the insightful astrologer Lilly Roddy, who unpacks the cosmic shifts of 2025. Discover how this year's significant retrogrades, including those of Mars and Venus, may impact your personal and professional life by causing delays and prompting re-evaluations. Explore the rare simultaneous transitions of outer planets like Saturn, Uranus, Neptune, and Pluto, and what these shifts could mean for global and cultural transformations. W...
Send us a textPlaywright Isaac Gómez joins us to explore their latest theatrical creation, "The Night Shift Before Christmas," a one-woman holiday comedy that transforms the stage at the Alley Theatre into a fast food joint on Christmas Eve. Inspired by personal experiences in Texas, Isaac crafts a modern rendition of "A Christmas Carol," focusing on Margot, who is working the graveyard shift for the holiday. This heartfelt tribute to Houston invites listeners to engage with themes of resilie...
Send us a textWce speak with artists Nick Vaughan & Jake Margolin are Houston-based interdisciplinary artists creating an ongoing series of fifty installations made in response to little-known pre-Stonewall queer histories from each state. This multi-decade endeavor draws from recent groundbreaking academic work, the artists’ own archival research, and significant time spent learning from and collaborating with local LGBTQ community members.Then we speak with Zachary Steele author of the ...
Send us a textWe speak with Lesbian comedian, Kristin Key. Kristin Key is a nationally headlining, queer, musical comedian with SOLD OUT SHOWS nationwide - a fan favorite at clubs and theaters! Her hilarious viral videos - including the iconic LESBIAN NATIONAL ANTHEM - have garnered over 92.2 MILLION VIEWS online! Kristin has 650,000+ DEDICATED FOLLOWERS AND FANS across her social media channels. She's got 6 full-length COMEDY ALBUMS & 1 DryBar COMEDY SPECIAL and has appeared on NBC'S Bri...
Send us a textDiscover the power of student-led advocacy as Cameron Samuels and Hayden Cohen, the dynamic co-founders of SEAT (Students Engaged in Advancing Texas), share their inspiring journey. Learn how these young leaders transformed challenges into opportunities, from unblocking LGBTQ websites in Katy ISD schools to fighting against book removals and anti-transgender policies. With personal anecdotes and their evolution from high school activists to influential advocates, Cameron and Hay...
Send us a textDiscover the groundbreaking efforts of Harris County Commissioner Lesley Briones as she shares insights into Texas' first LGBTQ+ commission, a bold step forward in promoting inclusivity amidst challenging statewide legislation. This episode of Queer Voices promises to enlighten listeners with actionable ways to support and improve the quality of life for LGBTQIA+ residents. Commissioner Briones discusses key initiatives like cultural competency training and increased LGBTQIA+ re...
Send us a textJoin Brett Cullum of BROADWAY WORLD for an illuminating, inspiring, and incredible conversation with Brian Jucha, a visionary artist reshaping the Houston theater scene through his groundbreaking work with Catastrophic Theatre. Brian studied with Anne Bogart and artistically directed the VIA THEATRE in NYC. Dive into his latest creation, "Love Bomb," a dynamic musical inspired by the legendary musician Melanie, who ruled the charts in the early 1970s. Discover how Jucha's teenag...
Send us a textJoin us for a poignant exploration of advocacy and remembrance in the transgender community across Texas. We promise to illuminate the ongoing challenges and the incredible resilience of this vibrant community. Deborah Moncrief-Bell speaks with influential voices like Gordy Carmona from Equality Texas and Austin Davis Ruiz, president of the Houston LGBTQ Plus Political Caucus. They share insights into the significance of the Trans Day of Remembrance and the urgent need for unity...
Send us a textDiscover the fascinating journey of the Diana Foundation, America's oldest active LGBTQ nonprofit, as Bryan Hlavinka and Tanner Williams explore its whimsical origins and lasting impact. From a memorable Academy Awards party in 1953 to becoming a powerhouse in the Houston community, Tanner recounts the Foundation's unique path, marked by annual events like the Diana Awards. Gain insights into their meticulously documented 65-year history that highlights a trailblazing legacy in ...
Send us a textHappy Halloween, Uglies! This is a podcast exclusive just in time for spooky season! Broadway World writer Brett Cullum gets a chance to sit down with Houston's competitor on THE BOULET BROTHER'S DRAGULA this year! The show is streaming currently on AMC+ and SHUDDER platforms. What happens when a scare actor and manager from Houston's infamous Phobia Haunted Houses becomes a groundbreaking drag performer on Dragula Season Six? Meet Grey Matter, whose unique journey is redef...
Send us a textCheyenne Jackson, the amazingly talented Broadway star known for his electrifying and hysterical performances in "Xanadu" and "All Shook Up," opens up about his career in theater, film, and television, including cherished roles in "American Horror Story" and "Glee." He passionately discusses his transformative venture into cabaret with his latest show, "Signs of Life," where he shares personal stories and carefully chosen songs that create an intimate connection with his audienc...
Send us a textEver wonder how a choir-loving kid who enjoys being a goofball transforms into a theater powerhouse and roller skates with Beyonce? Join Brett Cullum for a podcast exclusive with Mark Ivy, a cherished talent in the Houston theater scene and a local legend. From his humble beginnings inspired by "Little Shop of Horrors" to the thrill of donning Mr. Mushnik's apron, Mark takes us on a journey full of laughter, challenges, and theatrical magic. You'll hear about his adventures on s...
Send us a textWe speak with Julia Rosenzweig, Archive and Outreach manager for the Curve Foundation. Launched in 1991 as Deneuve magazine, Curve has been America’s best-selling lesbian magazine for nearly three decades. As Curve’s 30th anniversary approached, founder Franco Stevens reimagined how Curve will serve lesbians and queer women in its next chapter. Her journey to this historic decision is captured in the documentary film Ahead of the Curve. There will be an event at Pearl Bar ...
Send us a textJoin us this week as we sit down with the inspiring Lisa Vogel, the visionary behind the Michigan Womyn's Music Festival. At just 19, Lisa's dream of creating a music festival exclusively for women became a reality, drawing thousands in its first year through sheer determination and innovative methods, even before the internet era. She opens up about her personal journey, sharing candid stories of battling alcoholism while nurturing a cultural movement that's left an indelible m...
Send us a textThis episode will only be heard on the podcast, and it features musical comedy actor Kurt Perry being interviewed by BROADWAY WORLD writer Brett Cullum. Kurt is coming to Houston with the Broadway tour of PETER PAN which runs at the Hobby Center on October 1st through the 6th. Tickets can be found at: https://houston.broadway.com/shows/peter-pan/What happens when a timeless tale like Peter Pan gets a wonderfully modern twist? Join our conversation with the very hilarious and han...
Send us a textWhat does a visionary leader have to say about the future of LGBTQ+ support? Avery Belyeu, CEO of the Montrose Center, joins us to discuss the upcoming Out for Good event and the center's vital role in Houston's LGBTQ+ community. Avery reflects on their seven months at the helm, the collaborative spirit they've encountered, and the remarkable contributions of this year's honorees, Greg Ju and Ian Haddock. This episode unveils the rich history and extensive services provided by t...
Send us a textHow does LGBTQ+ representation shape the business and civic landscape of Houston? Discover the compelling narratives and insights from Ryan Wilson of the Greater Houston LGBT Chamber of Commerce, as he shares the Chamber's mission and the diverse businesses it supports. We'll discuss the growing importance of LGBTQ+ voices on city and county boards and commissions and how you can join this influential movement.Learn about the Harris County LGBTQIA+ Commission's public listening ...
Send us a textTHIS IS A PODCAST EXCLUSIVE - The full session of the interview with Michelle Azar that Brett Cullum conducted for the play "All Things Equal: The Life and Trials of Ruth Bader Ginsburg" running at the HOBBY CENTER. What if you could step into the shoes of judicial icon Ruth Bader Ginsburg for just an hour and a half? In this episode, we sit down with the extraordinarily talented Michelle Azar, who does exactly that in her one-woman show "All Things Equal: The Life and Tria...
Send us a textGet ready to immerse yourself in a celebration! Taylor Mabrie from the Montrose Center joins Deborah Moncrief-Bell to share the thrilling details of the upcoming Kindred Spirits Dance. This beloved event in Houston is more than just a dance; it’s a joyous gathering that revives the spirit of the original Kindred Spirits nightclub with fabulous table decorations, a silent auction, and the nostalgic beats of DJ Lotus Inferno, who plays the best of the 80s and 90s. Brett ...
Send us a textIf you are planning on or have seen FUNNY GIRL at the HOBBY CENTER, this one is for you! Brett Cullum talks to Fanny Brice herself in this podcast exclusive conversation with Katerina McCrimmon of FUNNY GIRL, the national Broadway tour! Katerina talks about getting cast in the role of a lifetime and what it is like to step into the legacy Barbra Streisand and Lea Michele created. FUNNY GIRL runs at the HOBBY CENTER through August 25th! You can read Brett's review...
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