Parents, Families and Friends of Lesbians and Gays (PFLAG) Volunteer Andy Sampson talks about his organization, how the nonprofit has served as the first contact for many families dealing with the coming out process, and how the organization is adapting to meet the needs of Spanish-speaking families.

Meet the Latina in charge of making the National Museum of the American Latino a reality: Francella Chinchilla. She’ll talk about the process and progress made to bring Latino history to the National Mall alongside other Smithsonian Institute museums.

Immigration Attorney Cameron Chong explains the process for green card holders to become U.S. citizens and the common issues LGBTQ immigrants face during the naturalization process.

Ruben Gonzales from the Victory Institute talks about recruiting and training the next generation of LGBTQ leaders to run for office. His institute is dedicated to achieving full equality for the LGBTQ community by building, supporting and advancing a diverse network of LGBTQ public leaders. We’ll talk about what type of leaders his organization is looking for and the qualities of successful political candidates.

Get a basic knowledge of saving for retirement by Financial Adviser Joe Bautista. This former Marine shares his journey to financial independence and writing his book “More You Know, More You Grow,” which encourages readers to keep learning each day to improve your quality of life.

Civil Rights Attorney Paul D. Castillo talks about his work with Lambda Legal, his part in making Marriage Equality the law of the land, his current work with Transgender students, and his advice for future lawyers.

Latinx and LGBTQ homeless youth are turning to Washington DC's Latin American Youth Center for assistance, and Program Manager Angela Gonzalez is working hard to find them homes and ways to reconnect them with their families.

Episode 19 Raffi Freedman-Gurspan from the National Center For Transgender Equality by Jesse Garcia

Gay Latino Jack Harrison Quintana leads the social justice arm of Grindr, the world’s largest social networking app for gay, bi, trans, and queer people. We talk about how the app connects communities differently throughout the world and how he uses Grindr’s technology to promote sexual health and social justice.

Iraq War Veteran Gina Ortiz Jones talks about her Congressional run, the needs of her future district which makes up 40 percent of the U.S/Mexico border, and the history she'll make being the first LGBT woman of color elected to the U.S. House of Representatives.