Glen & Aaron are joined by Mabe Kyle, editor of a new book called Queer Country Crossroads. The book is an anthology of nonfiction stories and poems written by and for rural 2SLGBTQIA+ folks. Fifty writers, poets, and artists from across Canada share their personal stories that explore themes from coming of age and isolation to community and home.

Get a copy of Queer Country Crossroads from Caitlin Press.This episode features music from HERDD, Desiree Dawson and Beyries.

Glen & Gerald are joined by guest co-host Aaron Chan, and chat about relationships, gay friendships, and showing up as gay in the work that you do.

Featuring music by Tafari Anthony and Orville Peck.

Glen & Gerald are joined for the first time by guest co-host Aaron Chan, the musician, filmmaker, and writer.

Our feature interview is with Chase Joynt, the co-writer and director of THE NEST, which is having its Vancouver premiere on Sept 21 at the 2025 Vancouver Queer Film Festival. Decolonial writer Julietta Singh (The Breaks) teams up with acclaimed filmmaker Chase Joynt (Framing Agnes, No Ordinary Man) to co-direct a genre-defying cross-community portrait that challenges the settler colonial stories of belonging we’ve been taught.

The guys chat about relationships and get to know Aaron! Aaron is the author of This City Is a Minefield (Signal 8 Press), a collection of memoir and personal essays about growing up gay and Asian in Vancouver, and the children’s picture book, The Broken Heart, published by Rocky Pond Books

In the first part of the show, Glen & Gerald chat with Erin Purghart, the all time funny actor, comedian and producer of That's gay! comedy. The guys round out the show chatting about Lil Nas X, the rainbow crosswalk at the Pulse Nightclub, and more.

Vancouver's favourite forever-sold out queer comedy show, That's gay! comedy is coming to the Vancouver Fringe! There are four different lineups featuring the Lower Mainland's funniest, gayest comedians! Check out one of the shows September 4-14 at the Vancouver Fringe. Featuring music by Maneater

Glen & Gerald talk with Claus from Vancouver Queer Stories, a storytelling project that helps showcase and amplify stories by members of our city’s 2SLGBTQ+ community. Their events showcase a diverse group of ordinary queer individuals as they share anecdotes from their own lives.

VQS events are community-based and free to attend!

Check them out at www.vancouverqueerstories.com or on Instagram @vancouverqueerstories.

This episode features new music from Kaytranada and Jade LeMac, as well as some disturbing news from the Pulse Memorial in Orlando.

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Glen & Gerald chat about everything and nothing at all!

The upcoming New West Pride, potential court challenge in the US that's threatening same-sex marriage rights, discovering ChatGPT, and some old time favourites (Star Wars & the Dial Up sound)

Music - all Queer Canadian Artists!

Kaytranada - Nothing Like U (instrumental)

Matthew Presidente - Feelin' Good (2021 Version)

Vivek Shraya - Am I Doing Enough?

Interview with Harris Xu and Ivan Leung, the hilarious director-writer-actor combo behind the new film Extremely Unique Dynamic. This self described "first-ever, (hopefully) award-winning Meta-Asian-Stoner-Coming-of-Age-Bromantic Dramedy" had its BC Premiere at the Vancouver Queer Film Festival, and is returning to the Vancouver Asian Film Festival in November.

An interview with Laurie Townshend, director of the documentary A Mother Apart, which is having it's West Coast premiere at the Vancouver Queer Film Festival.

Directed by Toronto’s Laurie Townshend, A Mother Apart accompanies powerhouse Jamaican-American poet and LGBTQ+ activist Staceyann Chin as she re-imagines the essential art of mothering—having been abandoned by her own mother.
To date, the film has been awarded Best Canadian Feature, Audience Award for Best Documentary and Best First Feature Award at the Inside Out 2SLGBTQ+ Film Festival in Toronto, Canada (2024).