Digital Pride Community Conversations

We continue our vendor spotlight series with the American Foundation for Suicide Prevention

Learn about the work of Kentucky Health Justice Network and their Trans Health Advocacy Project in this community conversation spotlight

We talk about foster care, the long history of St. Joseph's Childrens Home, and how they are operating during COVID-19 in this Virtual Vendor profile

Learn about LYG- the group serving LGBTQ+ youth in Louisville for 30 years

Mike shares an update on the Louisville Pride Festival, and Mike and Jeremy McFarland talk about the LGBTQ Community Response calls and share information about COVID-19 resources.

Mike talks to long-time activist Sonja de Vries about Louisville Showing Up For Racial Justice and the work white people can do to end racism

Comedian Keith McGill talks about COVID-19, racism, teaching, the relationship between comedy and trauma, and fathoms.

Brydie Harris talks with Mike about Black queer culture, queer theory, and terminology like Latinx, cisgender, queer, and Black. Patriarchy, Marxism, Fuddy Duddy... it's all here. Brydie hosts 1.5 Femmes Against Fascism and writes for the Louisville Pride Blog.

Mike talks with local LGBTQ historian David Williams about gay and lesbian life in Louisville before and after Stonewall. And we talk to the ACLU in the Virtual Vendor Spotlight.

Re-broadcast from the Republic Bank Queens in Quarantine Variety Show. Leah Halston and Syimone talk with Louisville news legends Dawne Gee and Brian Goode in an interview that is both hilarious and touching.

Conversation with Drag King Jai Cruz

Mike and Derek talk about racism, the LGBTQ community, and everything going on in the world, as we continue to lift up Black queer and trans voices

Mike and Xian talk about racism, being a trans man of color, what white people talk about in their meetings, and more. Enjoy the messy, uncut audio!

Conversation with Representative Attica Scott about her experiences in the recent Louisville protest, and what polices can lead to real change

We talk to Drag Daddy Productions and DJ Syimone about how the entertainment industry is coping with COVID-19

Louisville Ballet dancer (and Louisville LGBTQ+ Book Club Facilitator) Sanjay Saverimuttu interviews Samantha Allen, author of "Real Queer America: LGBT Stories from Red States"

We wrap up our three part series on homelessness with a conversation with Dr. Maurice Gattis, a board member with Sweet Evening Breeze, a group working to open a homeless shelter for LGBTQ youth and young adults in Louisville. https://www.sweeteveningbreeze.org/

We talk to Johanna Wint from the Salvation Army and Brandon Ragland from the Louisville Ballet

Today we start two different series. We talk to Remy Sisk, from Acting Against Cancer, about how artists are adapting to a virtual setting. Then we talk to Natalie Harris, from the Coalition for the Homeless, about how homeless providers in Louisville are adaptating to COVID-19.

Another bi-weekly episode on COVID-19 and how the virus has/is affecting those with disabilities in the Louisville, KY community.

How do absentee ballots work, can you still vote in-person, and what does the new voter ID law mean for transgender voters?

The Louisville Pride Foundation (LPF) and Mayor Greg Fischer meet for a virtual “Community Conversation” on COVID-19: How Louisville Metro Government (LMG) is dealing with the repercussions of the Corona Virus. Sit down with LPF's Executive Director, Mike Slaton, Kendall Boyd, and Mayor Fischer as they engage in a discussion on how the city of Louisville's focus on resilience, equity, and compassion has helped during this pandemic; how they're responding, what they've learned, and how they're helping. You don't want to miss it!

The Louisville Pride Foundation's bi-weekly "Community Conversion" on: COVID-19 with Dare to Care.

The Louisville Pride Foundation's bi-weekly "Community Conversion" on COVID-19 and it's impact on immigrants & refugees in the Louisville, KY community. With Special guests from the Americana Community Center, La Casita Center, and Kentucky Refugee Ministries.

Discussion on what's up with the Justice system in Jefferson County during COVID-19 (This is a test episode!)