On today's show we'll talk about Toxic Masculinity with Rethinking Masculinity, a project by DC nonprofit Collective Action for Safe Spaces, which challenges people to confront misogynistic attitudes and behavior in everyday life.

The Human Rights Campaign’s Senior Vice President of Policy and Political Affairs JoDee Winterhof and Arizona State Manager Justin Unga talk about the Equality Act, major legislation that will protect the rights of LGBTQ citizens, ranging from housing, employment, education to federal funding, public accommodation, and the jury system.

A Trans Latinx service member talks about his military career and the threat he faces over President Donald Trump's support for a ban on transgender military service members.

Director of Latino Leadership and Engagement at the Planned Parenthood Federation of America Bridgette Gomez talks about her unique position and why Reproductive Rights are important to the Latinx and Queer Community.

United We Dream's Deputy Executive Director Greisa Martinez Rosas talks about the recent Supreme Court decision affecting DACA recipients, her organization's 2019 goals, and about her journey in becoming an activist.

Ready to become your own boss? Get your small business advice from Entrepreneur Manny Cosme, a successful businessman from the LGBTQ Latinx community. He shares what to do and what not to do when it comes to starting your own business.

Meet the new director of Creating Change: Andy Garcia. We talk about this year's conference in Detroit, Michigan, which expects 3,500 LGBTQ activists from around the country.

Radio El Zol 107.9 FM Program Director Candy Cintron stops by the podcast to talk about the radio industry, her work on behalf of the LGBTQ and Latinx Community, and memorable performers she has encountered throughout her decade long career.

Washington Blade's International News Editor Michael K. Lavers shares the year's top stories from Latin America's LGBTQ community. We'll talk about immigration, elections and human rights, plus what to expect in 2019.

Mark Lee of the Human Rights Campaign talks about new reports recently issued by HRC: the Latinx LGBTQ Youth Report and the Latinx Coming Out Resource Guide