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Queer LBC
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Crisscrossing between personal experiences, interactive dialogue, societal analysis and commentary, the Queer LBC podcast serves as an enlightening guide to the realities of the LGBTQ+ community while emphasizing the importance of maintaining a strong mindset amidst adversity. The team also discusses the struggles queer individuals face on variety of topics. Wrapping up in an optimistic tone, the hosts appeal to listeners to contribute towards a more accepting society. Welcome to the Queer LBC podcast!
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Quick T: Pattie Gonia, Lesbo Nuns, and Trauma bonding
2w ago01:34:59Tap to summarizeThe latest in Queer stories past present and future!
Transcribe →Quick T: Japan Non Binary win, Alien dreams, Ghosts and more!
4w ago01:06:34Tap to summarizeFor this weeks Quick T Christophe is out cleaning up the oil spill so we spill the tea on worlds safest countries for Queers while he’s gone. We discuss the election pre-election! Tom Steyer takes a stance for Trans rights. Also Nino Ninerson Runs for office.
Transcribe →Queer LBC Features The Queer Room
May 3101:06:03Tap to summarizeWe bring on Gio founder of The Queer Room! The Queer Room is a Long Beach based platform that provides safe spaces for LGBTQ+ individuals centering queer women and their stories. The Queer Room is building community here in our home town y'all. Let's here what she has to say!
Transcribe →Quick T: Long Beach Pride is Canceled
May 2200:29:04Tap to summarize"Gay Gasp" Gasping in Gay. Gagged.. Gooped... gargled...
Transcribe →Quick T: Ghana’s Political Theatre, Met Gala Recap & Europe bans conversion therapy
May 1200:33:57Tap to summarizeHey y'all, this podcast contains potentially disturbing content. Our show includes graphic references to topics such as sexual abuse, self-harm, violence, eating disorders, explicit language, and sexual acts. Listener discretion is advised. This show is for mature audiences only. Hosts discuss Palm Beach County's initial denial and reversal of funding for an LGBTQ community center under Florida’s anti‑DEI law, South Carolina bathroom bill threats, a Ghanaian trans artist's provocative reveal exposing risks of anti‑LGBTQ legislation, the European Parliament vote to ban conversion therapy, and cultural notes including the Met Gala and conversations about bisexual visibility.
Transcribe →Long Beach Pride 2026: Fearless & Free with QueerLBC & Tonya Martin
May 700:56:55Tap to summarizeLong Beach Pride president Tonya Martin joins the Queer LBC Podcast to discuss Long Beach Pride 2026: "Fearless and Free," headline performers, new stages (EDM and Hip Hop), family and teen programming, volunteer and sponsor initiatives, and safety measures. We sat down with Tonya — known to the community as LezPrez — the President of Long Beach Pride, to talk about everything from her personal journey into activism, the mentors who shaped her, and what it means to lead a Pride organization when LGBTQ+ rights are under fire. We get into what makes LB Pride distinct, how they balance the party with the politics, the corporate pride debate, and what’s coming for Pride 2026. Whether you’re a longtime attendee or showing up for the first time, this one’s for you.
Transcribe →Bashing Back: Gay Man Punches Homophobic Reporter
Apr 2701:25:19Tap to summarizeWelcome back to another episode of the QueerLBC podcast! This week we unpack some unsettling news and culture clippings affecting the LGBTQ+ community: a viral incident of a gay couple punching a homophobic interviewer, controversies around Coachella and AI drag-queen chatbots, Israel’s Pride amid accusations of pinkwashing, rising anti-trans legislation, and invasive surveillance targeting trans folks at major venues. The episode blends outrage, personal takes, and queer humor while exploring how money, politics, and tech are shaping safety and visibility for LGBTQ+ people today.
Transcribe →Quick T: Shelter Lawsuit, Airport Harassment, and the Fight to Save Lesbian Bars
Apr 1601:15:12Tap to summarizeHey y'all, this podcast contains potentially disturbing content. Our show includes graphic references to topics such as sexual abuse, self-harm, violence, eating disorders, explicit language, and sexual acts. Listener discretion is advised. This show is for mature audiences only. This episode covers a trans woman suing a homeless shelter for alleged harassment, a new report on how affirming adults boost LGBTQ+ student success, Denver’s community fundraising to save its only lesbian bar, a gay adult model detained and banned by U.S. Customs, and conversations about queer nightlife, labor struggles, and resilience in the community.
Transcribe →Long Beach Legend JT: 70 Years of Love, Loss & Living Authentically
Apr 1300:53:50Tap to summarizeHey y'all, this podcast contains potentially disturbing content. Our show includes graphic references to topics such as sexual abuse, self-harm, violence, eating disorders, explicit language, and sexual acts. Listener discretion is advised. This show is for mature audiences only. In this episode Long Beach local JT, 70 and recently widowed after a 50-year partnership, recounts coming out at 17, the city’s disco and bar scene, cruising, the trauma of raids and hate crimes, the devastation of the AIDS crisis, and how gay culture has shifted over decades. Full of candid stories, humor, dating adventures, and reflections on aging, community, and resilience. You don’t wanna miss!
Transcribe →Quick T: Conversion Therapy, Kansas Billboards and more,
Apr 800:50:29Tap to summarizeHey y'all, this podcast contains potentially disturbing content. Our show includes graphic references to topics such as sexual abuse, self-harm, violence, eating disorders, explicit language, and sexual acts. Listener discretion is advised. This show is for mature audiences only. Hosts Nino, Christophe and Dr. Mikey break down the Supreme Court ruling on Colorado's conversion therapy ban, Jaden Ivey's anti-LGBTQ posts and his release from the Bulls, recent trans-rights developments (including Kansas billboards and Scotland's HIV plans), plus local queer events, candid personal stories, and debates on accountability, free speech, and community support.
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