Take a trip around the world with Gregg as he covers ten countries and what’s going on news-wise for the global gay community. Happy Pride! Read More

Happy Pride Month! Join Gregg Bossen as he takes a different approach this month and interviews a member of the LGBTQ community (and not someone in the news). In fact, this is Gregg’s first interview... Read More

Join Gregg and Queen Hatcher-Johnson, the Gender Inclusive Program Manager at the Positive Impact Health Centers here in Atlanta, as they discuss the current important issues facing Atlanta’s transgender community and nationwide. Also, Gregg talks... Read More

Our nation is politically divided and there seems to be no end in sight. How do we bridge this divide? Join Gregg and Ulester Douglas, an Atlanta psychotherapist specializing in Imago theory (often used in... Read More

The Gwinnett County, GA school board unanimously elected Everton Blair as its chair, making history by choosing its first Black and openly gay member to lead it during 2021. The largest school system in Georgia’s... Read More

The state of Georgia’s legislature has begun its 2021 session and already there are over 500 introduced bills – one of which is to ban transgender girls from participating in sports. Join Gregg and Jeff... Read More

After losing her job at Ohio’s Hamilton County Sheriff’s Office in 2017 where she was an exemplary employee for more than 30 years, Charmaine McGuffey decided to run against her former boss. So, she did... Read More

The much-revered Atlanta gay bar – The Eagle – in business for over 30 years, is located in a 130 year old building on Ponce de Leon Avenue and is in the process of receiving... Read More

In the fall of 2019, Cobb County high school drama teacher Spencer Jordan was suspended from teaching at Campbell HS after a 21 year career. The reason – trying to help a teen who needed... Read More

Across the globe, there are many LGBTQ asylum seekers – seeking asylum from countries where they are being persecuted and even their lives are being threatened. The previous administration made it very difficult for these... Read More