12/7/17 - Beth Lapides
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It’s our last new show of 2017, and we’re ending the year with a plea for everyone to embrace their authenticity. Do it!
We’re just plain thrilled to welcome host/comedian/producer/author/actor Beth Lapides to the show! Beth shares incredible stories with us from the founding of the legendary UnCabaret, to how we can be our funniest selves, to some wonderful memories for World AIDS Day. And we even slip a haiku into the mix.
All this and a tour of the week’s latest LGBTQ news including drama on the Supreme Court, drama in Alabama, drama in the military, and other drama elsewhere. So, come on!: DOWNLOAD and LISTEN IN TODAY!
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