Live Radio Call-In - LGBTQ and The City

Specials | Jun 4, 2019

Your stories of community then and now.

Convene on the radio with other WNYC listeners as we remember the revolution sparked by the Stonewall Uprising.  We’ll talk about NYC as a home for LGBTQ people then and now.

And we’ll dig into what community means as the cultural landscape shifts and the city changes.

Kai Wright hosts.  Please add your voice by calling 844-745-TALK when the show is live, or leave us a message now.  Include your contact info if you’d like to be part of the show.

Airs June 18, 19, and 20 at 8 pm on 93.9 FM and AM 820.

Episode One

 Episode Two

Episode Three

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