Alternative Perspectives

Join Gregg as he welcomes Divine Ikpe, an Art Therapy grad student who recently wrote about ENM for The GA Voice in her article “Dating While Queer in The Modern Age: On Ethical Nonmonogamy (ENM)...

Join Gregg as he talks with Christin Baker – an American producer, director, and screenwriter from Nashville, Tennessee. With her passion for film-based storytelling, she founded Tello Films in 2007, a streaming network, production, and...

Join Gregg as he discusses an interview he found on an outstanding episode of pioneering 1980s TV series “Gay Life”, in which Gifford Skinner describes what it was like to be a gay man in...

Join Gregg as he welcomes Robert P. Graves, author of “I, Rob Graves: My Struggle with Childhood Trauma, Homosexuality, and Bipolar Disorder: A Memoir” to discuss his riveting autobiography. Having spent his life dealing with...

Join Gregg as he welcomes Monica Helms – American transgender activist, author (“”More Than Just a Flag”), veteran of the United States Navy and the creator of the Transgender Pride Flag. Monica also serves on...

Join Gregg as he welcomes Dr. Allison Eliscu of Stony Brook Medicine in Long Island, NY to discuss a 2021 health needs study of the LGBTQ+ community which produced alarming results revealing that the LGBTQ+...

Join Gregg as he talks with Sa'ed Atshan, the Director of Undergraduate Studies and Associate Professor in the Department of Anthropology at Emory University in Atlanta and the author of the upcoming book “Paradoxes of...

Join Gregg as he welcomes David Ambroz, an award-winning child welfare advocate to discuss David's new book “A Place Called Home”. David writes about growing up homeless in New York for 11 years and his...

Join Gregg as he speaks with Troy Stevenson, Senior Campaign Manager at The Trevor Project – the world's largest suicide prevention and crisis intervention organization for lesbian, gay, bisexual, transgender, queer, and questioning (LGBTQ) young...

Join Gregg as he welcomes award-winning author Bill Konigsberg who discusses his new novel “Destination Unknown” featuring two gay teens navigating gay life during the height of the AIDS epidemic in New York City.

Join Gregg as he discusses this year's Out on Film Festival with Jim Farmer (Festival Director) and Craig Hardesty (Board of Directors Chair). This is the 35th year for the Festival. Out on Film's mission...

Join Gregg this week as he talks with Kollyn Conrad, the executive director of an eastern Tennessee nonprofit called Publicly Private, about how he turned the pain of growing up gay and dyslexic in the...

After almost 50 years, the Supreme Court has overturned Roe vs. Wade and made abortion access in this country almost nil. Gregg discusses this historic ruling and its implications and chances of affecting other rulings...

Join Gregg as he welcomes Timothy McLemore – founder of Essential Haus, a nonprofit organization in Miami that provides a safe place for individuals in the LGBTQ+ community who have been affected by domestic violence...

Join Gregg as he welcomes James Kirchick, an American reporter, foreign correspondent, author, and columnist. James has a fascinating new book: “Secret City: The Hidden History of Gay Washington” and discusses it among other topics...

Join Gregg and Joshua Estrin, PhD as they discuss the craziness that are LGBTQ rights in Florida right now. A Florida resident himself, Dr. Josh shares his “Shut Up and Listen to Yourself” philosophy. Driven...

Join Gregg as he talks with Carlos Allende, a media psychology scholar and writer of fiction, who has penned the new novel “Coffee, Shopping, Murder, Love” – a campy dark comedy for the angry and...

Gregg welcomes Samuel Clowes Huneke who wrote “States of Liberation: Gay Men between Dictatorship and Democracy in Cold War Germany (German and European Studies)” which traces the paths of gay men in East and West...

Join Gregg; LiAnna Davis (Chief Programs Officer and Deputy Director at Wiki Education); and Alma Gomez (a UCLA instructor) as they discuss the lack of LGBTQ and minority content on Wikipedia. Wiki Education (WikiEdu) works...

Join Gregg as he discovers SVTV Network (Strong Voices Television) – a place you can go to get content and see streaming videos/shows that are specifically for the LGBTQ+ community. Meet Sheri Johnson, the CEO...

Like everywhere in the world, there are many members of the LGBTQ community in Ukraine and Russia and life there is and has always been oppressive for them. Join Gregg as he discusses what it's...

Join Gregg and Cameron Harrelson of Athens Pride as they discuss the Athens, GA elementary school principal who is under fire for asking student to remove ‘Gay is OK' art from class wall. He asked...

Georgia's state government is in session! Join Gregg as he welcomes Jeff Graham, the executive director of GA Equality, to the show. They discuss Georgia's 2022 legislative session and how some proposed laws will affect...

Listen as Gregg discusses the Katie Couric interview of Jeopardy champion Amy Schneider who is also a trans woman about the effects of being a trans woman on mainstream television and thus bringing this issue...

It's a challenging time for married couples. Gregg has been seeing a lot of relationship problems as of late – with both gay and straight couples – and it's probably due to Covid. People aren't...

Once again, it's a new year! Join Gregg as he reviews the top 10 queerest moments in politics for 2021. These are the issues and concerns that he believes politics played in 2021 for the...

Join Gregg as he welcomes Michael Wilson, the principal from Magic City Acceptance Academy, an LGBTQ charter high school near Birmingham, Alabama. This is an inclusive school specifically designed for those students who feel unsafe...

Join Gregg as he welcomes Jeff Graham, executive director of Georgia Equality, as they discuss all things political for Georgia's LGBTQ community. Georgia Equality's mission is to advance fairness, safety and opportunity for lesbian, gay,...

Join Gregg as he welcomes Marty Padgett to the show – the author of the acclaimed “A Night at the Sweet Gum Head: Drag, Drugs, Disco, and Atlanta's Gay Revolution” – a riveting look the...

Join Gregg Bossen as he welcomes Charles Stephens – the Founder and Executive Director of Counter Narrative Project (CNP), an Atlanta nonprofit organization helping gay black men by shifting historical and current narratives about gay...

Join Gregg as he welcomes Elon Green – the author of “Last Call: A True Story of Love, Lust, and Murder in Queer New York” – about a string of murders of gay men in...

Society has its own set of ideas about what it truly means to be a man – and “gay” usually isn't included – resulting in toxic masculinity that has harmful long lasting effects on not...

Happy Pride!! Join Gregg Bossen as he interviews the founder of the Trans Housing Coalition here in Atlanta. A true success story, this organization came about after a chance encounter on the street and then...

“Two-spirit” is a modern, pan-Indian, umbrella term used by some Indigenous North Americans to describe Native people in their communities who fulfill a traditional third-gender (or other gender-variant) ceremonial and social role in their cultures....

Host Gregg Bossen has always wanted to interview a thrupple – a three-person relationship. Join Gregg as he speaks with a thrupple that has been together over 10 years and still going strong. Successful relationships...

Take a trip around the world with Gregg as he covers ten countries and what's going on news-wise for the global gay community. Happy Pride!

Happy Pride Month! Join Gregg Bossen as he takes a different approach this month and interviews a member of the LGBTQ community (and not someone in the news). In fact, this is Gregg's first interview...

Join Gregg and Queen Hatcher-Johnson, the Gender Inclusive Program Manager at the Positive Impact Health Centers here in Atlanta, as they discuss the current important issues facing Atlanta’s transgender community and nationwide. Also, Gregg talks...

Our nation is politically divided and there seems to be no end in sight. How do we bridge this divide? Join Gregg and Ulester Douglas, an Atlanta psychotherapist specializing in Imago theory (often used in...

The Gwinnett County, GA school board unanimously elected Everton Blair as its chair, making history by choosing its first Black and openly gay member to lead it during 2021. The largest school system in Georgia’s...

The state of Georgia’s legislature has begun its 2021 session and already there are over 500 introduced bills – one of which is to ban transgender girls from participating in sports. Join Gregg and Jeff...

After losing her job at Ohio’s Hamilton County Sheriff’s Office in 2017 where she was an exemplary employee for more than 30 years, Charmaine McGuffey decided to run against her former boss. So, she did...

The much-revered Atlanta gay bar – The Eagle – in business for over 30 years, is located in a 130 year old building on Ponce de Leon Avenue and is in the process of receiving...

In the fall of 2019, Cobb County high school drama teacher Spencer Jordan was suspended from teaching at Campbell HS after a 21 year career. The reason – trying to help a teen who needed...

Across the globe, there are many LGBTQ asylum seekers – seeking asylum from countries where they are being persecuted and even their lives are being threatened. The previous administration made it very difficult for these...

For too long society has looked down their noses at those in the sex trade, all the while hiring them while no one is looking. Join Gregg as he interviews Jake, a successful dancer and...

On July 1st of 2020 Virginia will become the South’s first state to have a comprehensive law in place that protects LGBTQ individuals from discrimination based on sexual orientation or sexual identity. Join Gregg as...

Gregg interviews Katia Cool who spent 17 years living with a female partner in what many would describe as a “sex commune”. Officially named Lafayette Morehouse, the group describes themselves as an “intentional community” where...

Eighteen states still allow a person to be fired just for being gay. This unfortunately includes Georgia. 29 states allow someone to be terminated for being trangender. Join Gregg as he discusses the state of...

In 2017 Officer Charmaine McGuffey was fired from the Hamilton County Ohio Police Department (Cincinnati) after over 30 years of exemplary service and over 100 commendations. The given reason – she was accused of “man...

A break-up song, that song played at your wedding, that song that was so popular when you first came out…we all have certain songs that bring back special memories. Some are painful and others are...