Paula Szuchman

Growing up, Phoebe was a Jesus kid. Now, Phoebe goes on a mission to find out whether people with fundamentally different beliefs can have meaningful relationships.

A nun leaves her small town home in Illinois and comes to the West Village of ‘80s New York...so she can learn how to care for patients dying of HIV/AIDS.

Bowen Yang drops by the studio to talk to Tobin and Kathy about Sandra Oh, Saturday Night Live, and bad representation.

When he was a young teenager, Luke realized he had to speak up—about who he was and what had happened to him. [Warning: this episode discusses childhood sexual assault].

We understand biological sex very simply: if you’re born with XX chromosomes, you’re female; if you’re born with XY chromosomes, you’re male. But it's more complicated than we think.

We asked you to share with us the things you've been meaning to tell someone. This is what happened next.

In this very special surprise episode, Phoebe and Jessica cuddle up with the Queen of Queens Michelle Obama! 

Alexandra Billings, who plays Davina on Transparent, says she believes Jeffrey Tambor's accusers — and feels complicit for not speaking up earlier.

Transparent creator Jill Soloway on the allegations against Jeffrey Tambor and what's next for the groundbreaking Amazon series.

Midterm elections are coming up, and March For Our Lives activists Emma Gonzalez and Bria Smith traveled the country registering voters.

To win in Massachusetts, trans activists have adopted a counterintuitive strategy: leaning into the worst things their opponents say about them.

It's been a tough week of news, and we asked our trans and gender non-conforming listeners: What do you want cisgender people to know?

The first woman ever elected to Congress was queer. So why isn't that ever really mentioned anywhere?

You've all had a lot you've been meaning to say. Plus, a favorite story from the Nancy archives. [Note: this is a rerun of a previous episode].

The 20 years since Matthew Shepard's death have been transformative for his mother, Judy. Plus: we talk to Samira Wiley, who appeared in an anniversary production of The Laramie Project.

Kathy always thought her favorite singer-songwriter was working through something in her songs. It turns out she was.

Jason Kim didn’t talk to his dad very much. But all that changed three years ago, when he got a call that upended their entire relationship.

Every Monday, stories and conversations about the LGBTQ community. New episodes start September 24.