Let’s Go There with Shira & Ryan

Today Shira and Ryan cover the latest in the Brittney Griner case, how to be a little less judgmental, and special guest Betty Who comes on to talk about her music and new dating show.

Originally aired July 7, 2022

Gavin Grimm will be forever known as the activist behind the Supreme Court case Grimm v. Gloucester County School Board, where the young trans student in Virginia fought for his rights to use the men’s bathroom. Now he his sharing his story with kids everywhere with his new book If You’re a Kid Like Gavin: The True Story of a Young Trans Activist. Gavin himself and two-time Stonewall-award winning author Kyle Lukoff join Shira to chat about the book.

Today Shira speaks with GLAAD about their recent social media study on LGBTQ user safety, why there are a million monkeypox vaccines stuck in Denmark, and she speaks with trans activist Gavin Grimm and coauthor Kyle Lukoff on their new book.

Greg Mathis Jr. joins Shira, Ryan, and Shar to chat about his new reality show Mathis Family Matters and what it was like coming out on television.

Today, Shira and Ryan chat with State Senator Tiara Mack about her viral twerking video, talk about the possibility of over-the-counter birth control, how to be more spontaneous, and can an unborn baby be your carpool passenger?

On today's show, Shira and Ryan reflect on how the fall of Roe v. Wade has so far affected reproductive healthcare, how to not go through the world so angrily, and are your hangover cures really working?

Shira and Ryan meet with Jonah DeChants, Research Scientist at The Trevor Project, to go over the 2022 study put out by the organization focusing on Resilience and Mental Health Among LGBTQ+ Youth

Shira and Shar talk the latest in the Brittney Griner story, cases we'll see coming up in The Supreme Court, and fairness in the family.

Ryan and Shira cover the Don't Say Gay bill coming to action in Florida, young queer resilience, and what it means to be a "side" in bed.

Shira and Ryan cover SCOTUS's decision allowing prayer in high school sports, how the end of Roe may be changing people's relationships with sex, and why we shouldn't be asking the question, "How are you?"