TQC took a week off, but we're back with some personal and podcast updates! This week we're also joined by new friend of the pod Clayton for our very first "Millennial Moment" segment, where we discuss queer topics with someone younger (and smarter) than Jonah and Renessa (because let's face it, they're barely getting by). The topic this week is the term Latinx—Where did it come from and how/where is it used? Clayton shares his Latin roots and helps break it down. 

Our creative guest interview is Daniel Djuro-Goiricelaya. Daniel is not only a deep friend of the pod, he's also a Venezuelan-born, NYC-based interdisciplinary artist, and co-founder of El Patio De Mi Casa, an artist project and pop-up exhibition space for emerging artists. We talk art, design, materials, color (and reclaiming colors), culture, the importance of community, activism, meditation, and balancing work/life and a relationship. Jonah and Daniel also bond over preparing to run the NYC Marathon this weekend for the first time!

INTERVIEW STARTS AT 46:07

Show notes and links:

• Follow Daniel on Instagram: @ddjuro
• Follow Daniel’s available works: @bodegacolor
• El Patio de Mi Casa: @lptdmcs
• Daniel’s website: www.ddgart.com
• Trevor Project LGBTQ+ History Quiz
• Follow Clayton on Instagram: @amerikanichezigeune
• Latinx comic by Terry Blas
• When Brooklyn Was Queer
• Tinderbox: The Rise of the Up Stairs Lounge Fire and the Rise of Gay Liberation
• Pansy Boy
• Julie Goldman and Kamala Harris on CNN LGBTQ Town Hall Debate
• “Pimpin” track by Megan Thee Stallion
• “Saunter” track by Acra (a queer Venezuelan electronic music artist)