Falling Out LGBTQ Brian Kennedy

Once deemed the fastest growing city in America, Frisco, Texas, is a budding community north of Dallas that is primed for pride. PRIDE FRISCO is a safe, supportive, and empowering home for the LGBTQIA+ community and allies of Frisco and the North Texas area

As the battle rages around the country questioning the legitimacy of our transgender populations, Naomi Green, MBA, a successful Black trans woman with an established history and reputation of advocating and serving trans people of color, shares her story of hope in spite of discrimination and transphobia.

Kerry Day is a Dallas comedian who found stand-up comedy at the age of 68. Now, 72 years old Kerry Day tells his story of meeting the love of his life and the risk of being in out in the military in the 1970s. In a culture that continues to assault LGBTQ rights, Kerry shares his insight on how we face these new challenges.

Across the country, conservatives are attacking LGBTQ as part of an illogical culture war. In states like Texas, Drag is on their agenda. Brian sits down with local drag queen Raquel Blake to talk about her journey into the art form and explores why drag is not a crime.

Brian sits down with owner of the Dallas Voice, Leo Cusimano, and discusses the history and impact of LGBTQ journalism as vital to our freedoms and democracy.

Jay Jackson aka Laganja Estranja is a world-renowned choreographer, artist, musician, cannabis advocate and LGBTQ+ icon. She rocketed to fame appearing on RuPaul’s Drag Race and has been taking the world by storm ever since. Brian and Colman sit down with the icon to discuss her transition, anti-drag legislation and cannabis advocacy.