List of LGBT podcasts

The following is a list of LGBT podcasts.

## List

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Podcast  | Year  | Starring, Narrator(s), or Host(s)  | Produced by  | Ref

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Not Well  | 2019–present  | Bobby & Jim  | Independent  | [1]
The Log Books | 2019–present  | Tash Walker, Adam Zmith and Shivani Dave  | Independent  | [2]
Food 4 Thot | 2017–present  | Denne Michele Norris, Joseph Osmundson, Tommy Pico, and Fran Tirado  | Stitcher | [3]
Gay Travel Today With Sagitravel | 2020–present  |  | Sagitravel  | [4]
Dyking Out | 2017–present  | Carolyn Bergier and Melody Kamali  | Independent  | [5]
Making Gay History | 2020–present  | Sara Burningham  | Independent  | [6]
Queer News  | 2021–present  | Weekly podcast hosted by Anna DeShawn | E3 Radio  | [7]
Throwing Shade | 2020–present  | Erin Gibson and Bryan Safi  | Independent  | [8]
Ramble Redhead |  |  |  | [9]
Out Here in America | 2017–2018  | Justin Mitchell  | McClatchy Audio Lab  | [10]
History is Gay | 2017–present  | Leigh and Gretchen  | Independent  | [11]
#QueerAF | 2016–2020  | Jamie Wareham  | Independent  | [12]
Catlick |  |  |  | [13]
A Gay and Non Gay | 2015–present  | James Barr and Dan Hudson  | Independent  | [14]
The Laverne Cox Show | 2021–present  | Laverne Cox | iHeartRadio and Shondaland Audio  | [15]
Still Processing | 2016–present  | Wesley Morris and Jenna Wortham  | The New York Times | [16]
FANTI | 2020–present  | Tre'vell Anderson and Jarrett Hill  | Maximum Fun | [17]
Getting Curious | 2015–present  | Jonathan Van Ness | Earwolf | [18]
HIM | 2017–present  | Malik, Stevie, Trey, Aaron Trotman, and LaQuann Dawson  | Independent  | [19]
Queery | 2017–present  | Cameron Esposito | Earwolf | [20]
Always Here |  |  |  | [21]
Fruit |  |  |  | [22]
Keep It | 2017–present  | Ira Madison III, Louis Virtel, and Aida Osman | Crooked Media | [23]
Nancy | 2017–2020  | Kathy Tu and Tobin Low  | WNYC Studios | [24]
We're Having Gay Sex | 2020–present  | Ashley Gavin  | Studio71  | [25]
Parental Guidance | 2021–present  | Ademola Falomo  | Independent  | [26]
Citizen Diversity |  |  |  | [27]
The Deviant's World | 2020–present  | Dr. Eric Cervini  | Independent  | [28]
I'm Grand Mam | 2019–present  | Kevin Twomey and PJ Kirby  | Independent  | [29]
Outward:Slate's LGBTQ podcast | 2018–present  | Bryan Lowder, Jules Gill-Peterson, and Christina Cauterucci  | The Slate Group  | [30]
The Penumbra Podcast | 2016–present  | Harley Takagi Kaner and Kevin Vibert  | Hyperion City Productions  | [31]
Tan France's Queer Icons |  |  |  | [32]
Call Me Mother | 2021–present  | Shon Faye  | Novel  | [33]
Bad Gays | 2019–present  | Huw Lemmey & Ben Miller  | Independent  | [34]
Savage Lovecast | 2006–present  | Dan Savage | Index Newspapers  | [35]
Love and War |  |  |  | [36]
Outspoken Voices – a Podcast for LGBTQ+ Families | 2017–present  | Emily McGranachan and Dakota Fine  | Family Equality  | [37]
NB |  | Caitlin Benedict  |  | [38]
Being LGBTQ | 2019–present  | Sam Wise  | Being LGBTQ  | [39]
Moonface | 2019  | James Kim, Joel Kim Booster, and Esther Moon  | Independent  | [40]
Queen of Hearts | 2022–present  | Jujubee | Jujubee, Wondery,

Amazon Music, and Rococo Punch

| [41][42]
Sounds Fake But Okay | 2017–present  | Sarah Costello, Kayla Kaszyca  |  | [43][44][45]
The Magnus Archives | 2016- 2021  | Jonathan Sims, Alexander J. Newall  | Rusty Quill  | [46]
Fruit | 2016  | Issa Rae | Midroll Media |

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## External links

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* LGBT podcasts on Player.fm
* LGBT podcasts on Queerpodcasts.net