Activist Jay Blotcher joins OutCaster Lucas to talk about how the Covid-19 and AIDS pandemics were similar — and different. Part 1.

Lucas and Sarah play this month's OutCasting Ga[y]me Show. On this edition: NY Knicks host Pride celebration; good news from Utah; black lesbian hero; bigotry against Sesame Street.

OutCaster Chris disagrees with people who say that what we're experiencing now with the COVID-19 outbreak is similar to the outbreak of AIDS in the 1980s.

In a continuation of our exploration of conversion therapy, OutCaster Andrew turns to Sam Brinton, who was subjected to conversion therapy as a child and survived to tell about it. Also, Lucas talks about assumptions about LGBTQ identity that fuel the perceived need to turn gay people straight.

New OutCasters Lil and Chris team up for this month’s Ga[y]me Show. On this edition: first openly LGBTQ coach for major sporting event; new anti-LGBTQ bills in Tennessee and South Dakota.

OutCaster Amalee considers the superficial representation of LGBTQ people in recent Disney movies. Chris reads.

In a continuation of our exploration of conversion therapy, OutCaster Andrew turns to Sam Brinton, who was subjected to conversion therapy as a child and survived to tell about it.

OutCasters Lucas and Chris play the Ga[y]me Show this month: marriage equality elsewhere in the world; word of the year.

OutCaster Sarah talks about what it means for LGBTQ students when LGBTQ history is erased from school curricula.

OutCaster Andrew continues a conversation with Dr. Jack Drescher, a gay psychiatrist and psychoanalyst, about conversion therapy, the discredited and often harmful practice of trying to change gay to straight.