As Atlanta City Council President Felicia Moore launches her campaign for mayor, she discusses her commitment to LGBTQ equality, efforts to fix the city’s HIV housing program, the safety of Black transgender women and police reform.

Kyle Lamont and Hillary Williams Thomas, co-chairs of the Bayard Rustin-Audre Lorde Breakfast, discuss hosting the LGBTQ celebration of MLK during a pandemic, honoring people often overlooked and organizing a diverse LGBTQ coalition in a segmented Atlanta.

Ahead of his live show in Atlanta, out country music singer Ty Herndon talks faith, collaborating with Kristin Chenoweth, coming out and going to Swinging Richards as a closeted man.

Gay Atlanta baker Jamaal Nettles discusses how he’s gone from boxed cakes as a kid to Season 7 of the Food Network’s “Holiday Baking Championship,” living down being “single and ready to jingle” and death by a spreading cheesecake.

Gay Atlantan Jeff Gray discusses his evolution from home baker to a contestant on Season 7 of Food Network’s “Holiday Baking Championship” and why lemon meringue pie pushes him to the brink of tears.

Queer comedian Sampson McCormick dishes about what happens when a church boy goes on a gay cruise, his tricks for surviving 2020 and celebrating World AIDS Day in Atlanta.

Queer Atlanta comedian Ian Aber on how coronavirus killed his grilled cheese sandwiches, finding love on a Wednesday at Blake’s, gay litter in the service industry and rebooting his “str8 ppl” podcast during the pandemic.

Atlanta Eagle owner Richard Ramey reveals what really led the iconic leather bar to close, plans for a new location and how it became an unlikely champion of civil rights and police reform.

When Chanel Haley transitioned more than two decades ago, resources to navigate her life as a black transgender woman were scarce. It’s why she now dedicates so much time to training cops and businesses on transgender issues and other trans people on how to be advocates for themselves.

Atlanta’s LGBTQ film festival Out on Film is back. But in the age of COVID-19, it’s a drastically different event this year. We preview the event with Festival Director Jim Farmer and filmmaker Eammon Ashton-Atkinson, the director of “Steelers.” The documentary follows the journey of the world’s first gay rugby club on its quest to win the largest international gay rugby tournament.