Lost Spaces
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Listen & Subscribe for Free: Apple Podcasts | Spotify | Google Podcasts | Everywhere Else Sweet, sweet love…. Usually on this show when a guest brings up affairs of the heart i’m like ‘ugh, let’s move on…’, but this week I didn’t. Maybe it’s the summer weather, maybe I’m mellowing in my old age, but this time i […]
Michael Dumlao is an artist, activist and the author of ‘The Wisdom of Guncles’, a new book that celebrates the role of gay uncles and highlights the diverse perspectives and lived experiences they have to offer their families. Born in the Philippines, he spent his childhood in Sydney, Australia, and then California before moving to […]
This week we are catching up with Craig Seymour, an American writer, music critic and former stripper. And, we are heading back to the 1990s to find out about his time stripping at various clubs throughout Washington, DC. At that point in time there was a strange quirk in the zoning laws that meant that […]
Town Danceboutique was the largest gay danceclub in Washington, D.C., open between 2007-2018. And it was really one of those mega-clubs that you don’t see much of anymore – split levels, multiple rooms, outside areas, video installations, LED lights, and a proper stage. I met up with singer/songwriter Tom Goss, who lived in D.C. for […]
Where: 2009 8th St NW, Washington, DC 20001, United States When opened: November 17th, 2007 When closed: July 1st, 2018 “It turned into this really amazing wonderful, loving huge community.” Tom Goss, reminiscing about Town Danceboutique on his episode of Lost Spaces. Listen to the full episode below Listen & Subscribe for Free: Apple Podcasts | Spotify | Google […]
To celebrate his new single, Local Gay Bookstore, we caught up to discuss his favourite lost bookstore, Lambda Rising in Washington, D.C. (as well as other book shops like Outwrite in Atlanta, and the distributor Goldenrod). Before you listen, I need to warn you – we go ALL about the houses, with a bit of […]