Queer Grandfather Clause (w/Preston Mitchum) I Episode 207

We've got company! This week we welcome Preston Mitchum from Bravo TV's 'Summer House: Martha's Vineyard' to discuss what it was really like to be a Reality TV Star. We dive deep into the important conversations that happened on the show, Black gay representation on reality tv and relationships with production. Preston shares his coming out experience and what it's like to be a Black gay man in his fraternity. Bad queer opinions range from the word lesbian not being a slur to all queer folks should try non-monogamy.

Shoutouts:
Shana: To one of our longtime listeners, Frederick Smith for their new book (releasing June 2024) One and Done – which is a Black, Queer, Higher Ed, Bay area romance novel. Pre-order and support by following @fsmith827 on IG

Kris: Autumn Breon is a multidisciplinary artist that investigates the visual vocabulary of liberation through a queer Black feminist lens. Her latest project, “The Care Machine” is a vending machine for free reproductive health care products. Check out Autumn’s other installations at autumbreon.com and Follow on IG @autumnbreon

Preston: Palestine and Palestinian folks – CEASEFIRE NOW

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