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Part 4! Of "Whose Gender is it Anyway" has arrived, the final installment of the series. In this episode we sit down with one of Curtis' close friends, Storm. Storm has become a signature member of the drag community in their town using drag to not only express themselves but also help kids in the community. We discuss the history of drag shows, their personal experiences and transformation with drag and what it really means to be a drag performer. Hosted by Daylen Turk, Kara Thibault, and Curtis Medina featuring Storm.

Midroll Music is Good times by Paddington Bear used under CC Licensing, https://freemusicarchive.org/music/Podington_Bear

Now that we have a better understanding of the history of Trans people, gender expression and identity, we sit down with a member of the Trans community to give us further insight into what it's actually like to be a Trans person on America today. In part two of "Whose Gender is it Anyway" we are joined by Holly Megan Scott to discuss recent laws and controversies surrounding the Trans community, gender roles in society, and her personal struggles, ambitions and perspectives as a Trans Person. Hosted by Daylen Turk, Kara Thibault and Curtis Medina, featuring Holly Megan Scott.

Biological sex, gender identity and and gender expression make up who we are as people and how we see one another. Although society has clung to the traditional binary mindset of man and woman, come to find out, it's not quite as black and white. In part one of "Whose Gender is it Anyway" we take a closer look at the gender side of LGBTQ+, explore trans history and what gender really means. Hosted by Daylen Turk, Kara Thibault and Curtis Medina.

Although progress has been made since Stonewall, the idea that the remaining trials and tribulations of the Queer community are moot is gravely mistaken. In part 3 of our "Queer as History" series we take a look at some landmark court cases that shaped the Queer Rights Movement, some leading figures in Queer history, and we discuss some of the struggles that Queer people are still battling in today's society. Hosted by Daylen Turk, Kara Thibault, and Curtis Medina, featuring Shelby Turk.

June 28, 1969, a date many do not recognize the significance of. A date that stands for the reason Pride month is celebrated in June. June 28, 1969, a date that wouldn't be in the history books without one crucial series of event: the Stonewall Riots. In part two of our "Queer as History" series we take a look at some groups that built up the Queer Rights Movement before we dive into the fateful night that spurred the modern day Pride Movement. Hosted by Daylen Turk, Kara Thibault, and Curtis Medina.

From the fight for women's suffrage, the fight for equal rights for African Americans, and the fight against fascism, few movements have been as stigmatized and misunderstood as the fight for equal rights for Queer people in America. In part 1 of our "Queer as History" series we shed some light on the reality of the Queer rights movement by diving deep into LGBTQ+ history predating the famous Stonewall Riots. Hosted by Daylen Turk, Kara Thibault, and Curtis Medina.

Listen in this week as we deepen our look into young people in politics as we discuss the real world experience of running for office with special guest Daniel Carlino. Daniel highlights his experiences campaigning in Montana, his platform, his biggest takeaways from his troubles and successes and explains what he believes makes a good candidate. Hosted by Daylen Turk, Kara Thibault, and Curtis Medina.

Listen in this week as we discuss The Young and The Political: a conversation focused on young people, women, and people of color in American politics. Hear our takes on why millennials are poised to take over political action but why they have been reluctant to, why Bernie Sanders attracts such young voters and why young Republicans are branching from the GOP. Hosted by Daylen Turk, Kara Thibault, and Curtis Medina.

Part 2 of our discussion on Covid-19 is here! Listen in this week as we dive deeper into the shutdowns, the economic and legal logistics, and the social aspects of the pandemic. Hosted by Daylen Turk, Kara Thibault, and Curtis Medina.