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The Matt McNeil Show Live from Pride With Lieutenant Governor of Minnesota Peggy Flanagan and State Senator John Marty (DFL 40) 6.28

The Gaily Show Live from Pride 6.29.26  guest Dustin Modrow Nicole from Out Climb and Sasha Andreev

Colleen Waterston welcomes father-son duo John and Pen to discuss their transformative, ongoing home organization journey. Pivoting to the studio after a rained-out Pride festival broadcast, the three unpack the emotional and practical hurdles of clearing out a cluttered basement dumping ground to create a welcoming new living space for Pen and their partner. Through candid reflections on delegating tasks, letting go of the past, and honoring individual identities, the conversation highlights the profound impact that a supportive family and a decluttered home can have on overall well-being.

Join Philip Anthony and the crew broadcasting live from the heart of the Twin Cities Pride celebration. We’re sitting down to talk about the power of community, the significance of showing up, and why being out and proud matters more than ever.

Matt was joined by Lt. Gov. and US Senate candidate Peggy Flanagan live at the AM950 booth at Twin Cities Pride 2026! They discuss her Senate campaign, highlighting the contrast between her and Angie Craig. Flanagan also addresses the importance of protecting LGBTQ+ rights and outlines her campaign’s goal to connect with voters door-to-door before the primary election.

This week, I am thrilled to bring you a very special episode recorded live from Loring Park in Minneapolis during the massive Twin Cities Pride festival! To kick things off, I sit down with my dear friends Frank and Ryan to dive into their personal coming out stories and discuss what Pride truly means to our community today. We also get real about the current political climate, exploring our fears and hopes for LGBTQ+ rights as we navigate the harsh realities of America in 2026. After a quick break, I’m joined by Isabella and her wife Trish for a beautiful conversation about love, resilience, and navigating Trish’s gender transition after decades of marriage. Finally, we unpack the terrifying impact of anti-trans political rhetoric, and I share the full story behind my recent departure from my long-running column at Lavender Magazine.

John Parker and Jim Pounds are broadcasting live from Loring Park to capture all the energy and buzz at Twin Cities Pride. They dive into the festival’s local impact, chatting with folks like Chaz Raditz from Pride Magic and checking in with leather legend Denzel Bellin. It’s a great snapshot of the community and the safe, welcoming vibe that makes the festival so special.