Queery with Cameron Esposito

Original release date: July 23, 2018. Executive Director Amber Hikes sits down with Cameron to discuss her role at the Philadelphia’s Office of LGBT Affairs, the Philly Pride Flag, and solidarity from your position of privilege.

Olympic medalist Adam Rippon sits down with Cameron to discuss finding his passion in skating, wearing a harness to the Oscars, and showing the world who he truly was at the Olympics.

Original release date: June 18, 2018. Comedian Travon Free sits down with Cameron to discuss separating masculinity from sexuality, getting to a point where you no longer have to keep coming out, and how his show will have the first with a queer black lead since Noah’s Arc.

Original release date: October 9, 2017. Showrunner Rebecca Sugar sits down with Cameron to discuss bi identity, coming out at Comic-Con, and Steven Universe.

Host Kalen Allen sits down with Cameron to discuss working on Ellen, not compromising while dating, and how Hollywood is learning to reward people for being themselves.

This episode is sponsored by BRIOGEO (www.briogeohair.com code: QUEERY).

Writer E. Alex Jung sits down with Cameron to discuss growing up in Florida, dreaming of a utopia, and how identity influences who you interview and write about.

This episode is sponsored by Briogeo (www.briogeohair.com code: QUEERY).

Actor Ian Alexander sits down with Cameron to discuss starting testosterone, safe binding, and limiting social media use.

Writer and actor Ryan O'Connell sits down with Cameron to discuss writing "Special" and it getting picked up by Netflix, owning his disability, and overcoming addiction.

This episode is sponsored by JCPenney (www.jcp.com).

Trans Lifeline Executive Director Elena Rose Vera sits down with Cameron to discuss Trans Lifeline being there for the community, her work with the incarcerated, and remembering to take care of yourself.

This episode is sponsored by Keep Calm and Cook On podcast.

Artist Paul Harfleet sits down with Cameron to discuss The Pansy Project, needing gay bars as a safe space, and telling stories through art.

This episode is sponsored by Netflix - Tales of Your City podcast and Harry's (www.harrys.com/queery).