Best Of Show - Replaying Interviews with two activists who were honored at this weekend's Pride Parade in San Francisco.

Belo Cipriani, the first blind Community Grand Marshall, on being an activist for the disabled LGBTQ community.

Brian Basinger, a leading voice for the LGBTQI and HIV communities facing poverty and homelessness, and the director of the AIDS Housing Alliance/SF

Best Of Show - Replaying Interviews With:

Dan Quinn, the Communications Director of the Texas Freedom Network, on the alarming number of anti-LGBT bills popping up in Texas.

Mike Meno, of ACLU North Carolina, on the passing of the anti-LGBT bill SB2

Michelle's interview with Cleve Jones for KOFY TV's special covering the 45 years of San Francisco Pride.

Replay of:

Mike Meno, of ACLU North Carolina, on the passing of the anti-LGBT bill SB2.

Patrick Carney, the co-founder of San Francisco Pride's Pink Triangle Instillation, discusses the history of the Pink Triangle and it's meaning to the LGBTQ community.

Director Noam Gonick, on his documentary "To Russia with Love", a film about the Sochi Olympic Games and their effects on both the LGBT community in Russia, and the out gay Olympians that participated.

Director Hillevi Loven and Producer Chris Talbott, on their documentary "Deep Run", that follows a young transgender person living in rural North Carolina.

Our Frameline coverage continues with the documentary "Finding Phong", the story of a transgender woman in Vietnam and the trials of her transition and living openly. Michelle interviews Phong herself and the director of the film, Swann Dubus.

Commonwealth Club's "Week to Week Political Roundtable"

Director Marco Castro-Bojorquez and Producer Jose Alfaro on their documentary, El Canto Del Colibri, that explores the relationships between Latino immigrant fathers and their LGBTQ family members.

Ksenia Sakharnova, the producer of the documentary "Olya's Love", a film that follows a lesbian couple living in Russia.

Frameline Film Festival Special

Director Malachi Leopold, on his documentary "Alex and Ali", that tells the love story of an American and Iranian gay couple reunited after a 35 year separation.

Michael Glatze, former gay activist now Christian Pastor on religion, faith, spirituality, and love, and being the subject of the film "I am Michael".

A special showcasing two films playing at the Frameline Film Festival in San Francisco.

Director Catherine Stewart on her film "While You Weren't Looking", a story of gay and lesbian relationships and experiences in contemporary South Africa.

Producer Marc Smolowitz, on "Desert Migration" a feature length documentary about long term HIV/AIDS survivors rebuilding their lives in Southern California's Coachella Valley

A special showcasing two films playing at the Frameline Film Festival in San Francisco.

Director Catherine Stewart on her film "While You Weren't Looking", a story of gay and lesbian relationships and experiences in contemporary South Africa.

Producer Marc Smolowitz, on "Desert Migration" a feature length documentary about long term HIV/AIDS survivors rebuilding their lives in Southern California's Coachella Valley