Nancy Mace Crashes Out. No Death Penalty for Boelter. What’s Up With Mamdani?

Tending to our Seeds of Care with Queer Spirit

Join TanyaMarck and Nick from Queer Spirit as we explore care and connect with community in innovative ways. Let’s get queer and play outside the box! We chat about the astrological energies of the week and tending to our care in the midst of transformation and unexpected changes. Queer Spirit (QS) is a grassroots non-profit charitable organization. They are space holders who offer care-centered + inclusive virtual spaces centering Queers + Allies. Since 2018 QS has been providing free support and care globally via virtual care circles and the QS podcast. Find them at www.theQueerSpirit.com [http://www.thequeerspirit.com]

Judge Shuts Down Trump…Again. Lavender Magazine Closes.

Trump lost in court again. This time he tried to get the medical records of trangender kids. Minnesota’s Lavender Magazine has closed. Planned Parenthood has regained access to Medicaid. Turkey banned an LGBTQ cruise from the country. Trump’s corruption poisons the World Cup. The Gaily Show is the only daily LGBTQ news and talk show on the radio in the US! Listen Daily Minneapolis: AM950 Radio Chicago: WCPT 820 Madison: 92.7 FM WMDX   Listen Weekly Seattle: 1150 KKNW Amherst, MA: NewsTalk WHMP

SCOTUS Rulings on Trans Athletes

SCOTUS issued rulings on Transgender Athletes and Birthright Citizenship and election spending. Plus we continue our 2026 Election Coverage. We’re joined by Matt Dietrich the Public Information Officer with the Illinois State Board of Elections

The Gaily Show Live from Pride 6.29.26

The Gaily Show Live from Pride 6.29.26  guest Dustin Modrow Nicole from Out Climb and Sasha Andreev

The Gaily Show – Live at Pride – June 27, 2026

John Parker and Jim Pounds are broadcasting live from Loring Park to capture all the energy and buzz at Twin Cities Pride. They dive into the festival’s local impact, chatting with folks like Chaz Raditz from Pride Magic and checking in with leather legend Denzel Bellin. It’s a great snapshot of the community and the safe, welcoming vibe that makes the festival so special.