This week Luke and  Sebastien discuss the biggest news of the week, including conversion therapy stalling in Regina, Joe Exotic, and Montreal's re-imagining of Saint Catherine's Street.

With the closure of X-Tube Tthis week Luke and Sebastien discuss the cultural impact of pornography on gay culture. They also discuss Canadian Prides, and Hate crimes in Spain, and Hungary's homophobic law.

Luke and Sebastien discuss the uncertain future of the Conversion Therapy ban, and how its been responded to by the Canadian Conservative Party of Canada.

In this week's show we discuss the big Canadian queer news topics we've missed such as the Conversion Therapy Bill, as well as flag thefts, defaced crosswalks, and Carl Nassib's coming out in the NFL.

In this week's show we are joined by Rhea who will be talking to us about the latest decisions by Saint John's Pride, NL to ban uniformed police. Plus, we have an interview with Waataate Fobister about the LBGTQ2S Council as part of Treaty 3's governance.

In this week's show we are joined by two guests, the first is Matt from the Sport Inclusion Task Force, followed by Paul Émile d'Entremont the director behind 'Stand On The Line" .https://www.nfb.ca/film/standing-on-the-line/ https://sportinclusion.ca/

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This week we are joined by Mel Woods a staff writer at Xtra! to discuss if Kink should be in pride parades. The team also discuss other Canadian queer news. Music this week from Rediisin, Suzanne Carlson, and Orville Peck.

In this week's show we discuss the LGBT acronym and development of language. We also discuss the other biggest LGBT news of the Week.

Once a year we set aside the CanCon and celebrate one of the campest competitions in the world. Eurovision! Spoiler Alert, our show discusses the winner. Also this week, Pride branded items, Cher's Biopic and much more!

This week we interview Canada's LGBT Chamber of Commerce about their upcoming business summit. www.clgcc.ca We also discuss the election of Owen in Bangor, and John Barrowman's scandal.