This episode on the Out Loud Queer Creatives Podcast, we’re joined by music artist, activist, and change maker Logan Lynn for a powerful conversation about his new documentary The Pain and The Power and its accompanying soundtrack.

This episode on Out Loud Queer Creatives Podcast, we’re joined by Dr. Austin Oswald from the Queer Gerontology Lab at Dalhousie University for a thoughtful conversation about the intersections of aging, identity, and community.

In this episode, Dr. Oswald helps us unpack what gerontology is and why it matters, especially in relation to the queer community. We discuss the unique experiences, challenges, and opportunities that come with aging as a queer person, as well as the importance of research that centers queer lives across the lifespan.

We also talk about the community survey currently underway as part of the lab’s project, how listeners can get involved, and why this kind of work is so valuable in building a more inclusive future for queer people of all ages.

It’s an insightful and meaningful conversation about visibility, care, and the importance of understanding queer aging through a community-centered lens. Tune in and get Out Loud with Dr. Austin Oswald.

PLUS! We have so much new music from:

ANRY, Bitch Stick, FREiBERD, Homofonik, I Fiorucci, Jared Gamber, Lady Machete, Leonardo Amor, Shaun and the Stotty Cakes, and Tullara.

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This episode on Out Loud Queer Creatives Podcast, we’re joined by Jay Whitehead (writer/actor), Garry Williams (director), and Diego Guerrero (actor) from the new Canadian stage play 333.

Inspired by the 1981 Bath House raids in Toronto, 333 shines a light on a powerful and important chapter in Canadian queer history. In this conversation, the team shares how the play came to life, the process of getting the production mounted, and the challenges they faced in bringing such a significant story to the stage. They also reflect on the responsibility and impact of telling queer history through theatre, and why these stories remain so vital today.

We also discuss the play’s upcoming tour through the Atlantic provinces of Nova Scotia, PEI, and New Brunswick in June and July, and what audiences can expect from this moving and timely production. Get TICKETS HERE

It’s an insightful and important conversation about art, history, and the power of queer storytelling. Tune in and get Out Loud with the creative team behind 333.

PLUS! Hear some "Voices of Pride" from local community members.

AND! We also have new music from:

Ami Bhróin, Asia Holm, Elina Filice, IDSTYLE, Jose Alfredo, Kimmortal and SuperKnova, Michael Stolar, Nakia, Pearly, RYRO, Stutters,

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On this episode of then Out Loud Queer Creatives Podcast, we’re joined by Jeff Consoletti, founder of the Outloud Music Festival in WeHo-West Hollywood, for an insightful conversation about building one of the most exciting Pride experiences in live entertainment.

Jeff takes us behind the scenes of the Outloud brand and shares how the festival came to life, from its original vision to the work it takes to create an event that feels bold, inclusive, and unforgettable. We also talk about the challenges of putting together a festival of this scale, including curating the artists who perform and ensuring the space remains safe, welcoming, and celebratory for queer audiences.

Beyond the music and logistics, this conversation explores why festivals like Outloud matter, and why Pride continues to hold such deep importance as both a celebration and a statement of visibility, community, and joy. Jeff shares thoughtful insight into what it means to build experiences that uplift queer people and create space for connection through entertainment.

It’s a meaningful and inspiring episode about vision, responsibility, and the power of live events to bring people together. Tune in and get Out Loud with Jeff Consoletti.

PLUS! We also have new music from:

George Redwood, Glass Battles, Katy Day, LA Laura Paris, La'Ron, Oscar Hall, Rita De Los Angeles, Savannah Strand, Stemin feat. Dyan Tai, and Stephen Lind.

The Outloud Festival is happening June 5, 6, and 7 in West Hollywood, Los Angeles. Tickets available HERE

https://www.tixr.com/groups/outloud/events/outloud-music-festival-in-west-hollywood-173765

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Summer has arrived! This episode on the Out Loud Queer Creatives Podcast, we’re joined by special guests Sanjina da Bish Queen and Makayla Couture of RuPaul’s Drag Race Canada, alongside queer Dancehall sensation Lexxicon, for a vibrant and joy-filled conversation about their new song, “Melanin Szn,” created with DJ Lady Pista.

We dive into the creative process behind Melanin Szn and the energy that brought these artists together to make a track that celebrates confidence, culture, and queer expression. The conversation also explores how creating music independently compares to making music within the world of Drag Race, and what it means to build something fully on their own terms. We also talk about filming the music video for the track, the creative choices behind it, and how each artist is bringing that same bold energy into Pride season.

Beyond the music, this episode is also about community and care. Sanjina, Makayla, and Lexxicon share what’s coming up for them this Pride season, along with thoughtful reflections on how fans and allies can better support queer artists year-round.

It’s a lively, inspiring, and celebratory conversation that highlights the power of collaboration, representation, and queer artistry in full bloom. Tune in and get Out Loud with Sanjina da Bish Queen, Makayla Couture, and Lexxicon.

PLUS! We've got more new music featuring:

Audrina Venti, Daniel Leckerman, Fallenium, House Of Pride Music Featuring Gypsy Love, Jeffrey Chan, Pure XTC, Stefan Gold, and Travie Austin!

Check out the Melanin SZN Video on Youtube!

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This week on the Out Loud Queer Creatives Podcast, we’re joined by emerging LA pop artist Boy Blu for a conversation about his electrifying debut EP, Eye of Desire.

Fresh off the release of the project, Boy Blu dives into the world he’s created with this bold new body of work, a six-track collection that blends glossy pop production, confessional songwriting, and high-drama queer fantasy. We talk about what it means to step into the spotlight as a new artist, how Eye of Desire reflects themes of longing, confidence, seduction, and self-possession, and the creative process behind shaping a sound and visual identity that feels fully his own.

Boy Blu also shares insights into his transition from professional dancer to singer-songwriter, and how that background continues to inform the movement, energy, and theatricality of his performances. We chat about collaborating with other queer artists, building community, and the goals he’s setting for the future as he continues to carve out his place in pop.

From the making of Eye of Desire to the journey ahead, this episode is a celebration of queer artistry, transformation, and fearless self-expression. Tune in for an inspiring conversation with one of pop’s most exciting new voices.

PLUS! We have Boy Blus music AND new music from some sensational queer music artists including:

Arlesque, Autumn Apparition, GLASS BATTLES, JORJ, Jourdan Frost, MIIK, Radrix, Safire with BLOODL3TTER, Sinner Styl, and Trevor James Tillery.

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Step into a bold new era with this episode of the Out Loud Queer Creatives Podcast, featuring none other than LA-based pop sensation JORDY.

In this vibrant and heartfelt conversation, JORDY opens up about In Retrospect, a powerful reintroduction to his artistry that blends intentional storytelling, immersive sonic landscapes, and striking visuals. It’s a project that deepens his connection with fans while staying rooted in the authenticity, emotion, and vulnerability that have made him a standout voice in queer pop.

Together, we dive into creating the new music and what listeners can expect from the upcoming album, as well as the evolution of JORDY’s sound and artistic vision. JORDY also speaks candidly about the realities of navigating the music industry as a queer male pop artist, and the importance of carving out space for joy, honesty, and representation.

We also get into what it’s like bringing this new era to life on stage, with insights into upcoming live shows. Plus, JORDY shares some of his favorite queer artists shaping the sound of today and inspiring the future of pop.

It’s a joyful, thoughtful, and inspiring conversation you won’t want to miss. Tune in and get Out Loud with JORDY.

AND, we have loads of new music from:

Baileigh Jane, Devilz Playground, Ella Loretta, Emét, Envi Jordan with See Other, Hyaenas, Lukas Dean, Makwaia, Possible Prince X, Tom Wills, and YawnyBlew!

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It's time to get pop boy summer started. And we're doing it in style with rising music sensation Kyle Waves! He's infusing 2026 with electro pop beats and shimmer dance magic. He's already taking the year by storm with his first release 'Picture In My Phone', and now he's dropped the infectious 'Rose-Tinted', a new track that blends "dance and synth-pop with a Y2K-inspired edge".

Kyle tells us all about the new music, the challenges he faces as a male pop artist, who some of his fave queer pop artists are, and so much more. And we check out some fantastic Kyle Waves music.

PLUS! It's new queer music from:

Amy Kirkpatrick, Bishka with Jim Peters, Claraty, Ekelle, Fabian Raad, Fedge, MAMA ft Antonella, Peter Breeze, VANCAMP, and Xavier Flowers.

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