She worked stage crew; they played basketball with the boys. Can I make it anymore obvious? When Janine laid eyes on Taylor at recess, she fell head over heels into her first ever, stomach-flipping girl crush. Taylor was totally oblivious so they became best friends, obviously. Then Taylor’s family moved away. They went to separate high schools and, after that, different colleges. That pretty much seemed like the end of it: another unrequited, unrealized, unconsummated middle school love story. But when Janine and Taylor both moved back to San Francisco after college, they decided to write themselves a new ending. Let’s go girls!

Executive Producer: Weston Anderson

Writer: Weston Anderson

Audio Engineer and Editor: Seth Goshorn

Hosts: Nikki “Nik” Burian, Justin Wayne Peters, and Weston Anderson

Storytellers: Taylor Scoma and Janine Byrne

Music: Whispering through - Asura 

Air Hockey Saloon - Chris Zabriskie

On offer for Sunday Brunch today: Nikki (Nik) talks about what first attracted them to their girlfriend, Weston remembers what HIV stigma felt like when they were first diagnosed, and husbands Ray and Thom ask each other intimate relationship questions.

Executive Producer: Weston Anderson

Writer: Weston Anderson

Audio Engineer and Editor: Seth Goshorn

Hosts: Nikki “Nik” Burian, Weston Anderson

Storytellers: Thom and Ray

Music: Whispering through - Asura 

Air Hockey Saloon - Chris Zabriskie

Anthony Hudson had no idea that white face paint, a pillow case, and a name—”Carla”—would lead to the manifestation of THE Carla Rossi, Portland’s premier drag clown. Carla Rossi became a hurricane force in Anthony’s life and a fiery furnace of creation. Anthony, on the other hand, became a chauffeur and a personal assistant to Carla’s rising star, which is just what happens when you are host to an immortal trickster spirit. Through more than a decade of multidisciplinary artistic works, Anthony and Carla negotiated split identity, stared privilege in the (white)face , and contemplated queerness.

Executive Producer: Weston Anderson

Writer: Weston Anderson

Audio Engineer and Editor: Seth Goshorn

Hosts: Weston Anderson

Storytellers: Anthony Hudson / Carla Rossi

Excerpts: Carla Rossi: Freedom Runs - Anthony Hudson

Drag Clown Carla Rossi visits "Jeffrey Gibson: Like a Hammer" at Seattle Art Museum - Anthony Hudson

Music: Whispering through - Asura 

Something Elated - Broke For Free

Halfbreed - popularized by Cher, preformed by Anthony Hudson as part of Looking for Tiger Lily

Air Hockey Saloon - Chris Zabriskie