Proudly Out of Line Podcast

Proudly Firm on Trans Rights with Mardi Moore and Erin in the Morning

In this episode of Proudly Out of Line, independent journalist Erin Reed joins Mardi Moore to break down the fight for LGBTQ+ advocacy and the anti-trans policies on the ballot in Colorado this November. She also shares what she'd tell young queer journalists just getting started. Subscribe to the Erin in the Morning Substack here. [https://www.erininthemorning.com]

Proudly Not Converting with Mardi Moore and Simon Kent Fung

On this episode of Proudly Out of Line, Mardi Moore (she) talks with Simon Kent Fung (he), who served as an advisor to Colorado Attorney General Phil Weiser's team on the case. He is a survivor of conversion therapy and the creator of Dear Alana, a podcast that tells the story of a conversion therapy survivor who took her own life. Simon shares what it was like to be inside that fight, his take on the arguments heard during the hearing, and what he truly thinks about how the Court ruling went.

Proudly Trans with Mardi Moore and Emily

Emily (she), a young trans person and long-time RMEQ program participant, joins Mardi Moore for a thoughtful conversation about her lived experience navigating the world. She shares her perspective on the current political climate and its impact on transgender youth, and offers an inside look at her involvement in the queer Ballroom scene.

Proudly Fighting for Love with Mardi Moore and Jim Obergefell

In this episode of Proudly Out of Line, Jim Obergefell, lead plaintiff in the landmark 2015 Supreme Court case Obergefell v. Hodges that legalized same-sex marriage in the United States, sits down to share his story and narrate what it was like to be at the center of the case that changed history.

Proudly Scoring with Mardi Moore and Josh Scott

In this episode of Proudly Out of Line, pro basketball player and CU Boulder alum Josh Scott joins Mardi Moore to reflect on coming out, the role of family in his life, and his perspective on the controversial McCartney statue at CU Boulder. *Editor's Note: This episode was recorded in October of 2025 and references the Chiles v. Salazar case when it was heard by the Supreme Court that month.