Matt Baume

We’re trying different for this week’s Sewers of Paris podcast. Instead of one guest, we have three — the cast of the new film Throuple. It’s a polyamorous romcom, a concert film, a coming-of-age story … and also a culmination of a long journey for Michael Doshier, Tommy Heleringer, and Stanton Plum

My guest on this week's Sewers of Paris podcast is Mark Daley. Mark’s background is in politics, and included some time as communications director for Hillary Clinton’s presidential campaign. But a few years ago, he stumbled across an opportunity to apply his advocacy skills in a new arena, when he

I do love a good kerfuffle, and this week's bonus video is all about the decidedly mixed reaction that gay audiences had to Damon Wayans and David Alan Grier in the deeply controversial "Men On" segments on the show In Living Color. The two comedians (both straight) played super-femme, barely-coded

What happens when you allow yourself to become a character in the stories that you tell about the world around you? My guest on this episode is the fantastic Gaby Dunn -- actress, journalist, writer, comedian, activist, blogger. Her podcast and forthcoming book are both entitled Bad with Money, and