In this episode the gurls are joined by Richie Bee of Dietre. They discuss the latest revelations about Whitney Houston and her relationship with Robin Crawford, and Richie dishes about his latest music and plays some of his newest song live.
In this episode, the gurls look back at forgotten divas in opera and pop music. They ask themselves if they feel supported by the communities they are part of, the legacy of John Witherspoon, and assess which girl is shady, rude, petty or a reader.
In this episode the gurls had quite a week! They talk about managing expectations with friends, Tina Turner, and how black bands used to tour in the 60s.
In this episode the gurls talk about the music of The Lion King and its record sales, Elton John, and Law & Order:SVU having an episode hitting a little bit close to home.
In this episode the gurls follow the latest with impeachment, the Amber Guyger sentencing, and look back at the legacies of Diahann Carroll and Jessye Norman.
In this episode, the gurls are joined by author Kamala Puligandla. They discuss her latest book, college days, and being 30.
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About Queer State of Mind
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Have brunch with the girls and talk all the latest news and shade with the best Black Queer radio show on the planet! Queer State of Mind is a weekly popular culture, news and lifestyle talk show from…
the lens and perspectives of Queer People of Color and their allies and friends. Airs weekly Saturdays at 12 Noon on Radio Free Brooklyn. Hosted by Saidue Karmo, Deron Dalton, Micah Peterson, Sam Desire & Rebecca Cummings with a variety of special guests, visitors and featured cocktails.Radio Free Brooklyn is a non-commercial community freeform Internet radio station, streaming original content by artists and residents of NYC’s most populous borough 24/7. We live in an age in which the media is too often used as a means to constrain and restrict rather than express. Radio Free Brooklyn is building a communication infrastructure to strengthen the community of artists and residents of NYC’s most populous borough. Our Mission: We chose Internet radio not only because it is the most accessible medium for many, but because radio can be so many things: a subversive apparatus, a political cudgel, a prank, a ritual, a bond. We broadcast not the commercial dross that clogs the terrestrial airwaves, but original programming as diverse as the programmers themselves – stories, sound art, radical ideation, comedy, sex, and experimentation yet unheard. We are a community organization - all are welcome to participate.