Jonny sits down with actor Jonathan Slavin to chat about being a working actor during the strike, living an authentic and outspoken life and his new play Freud On Cocaine, the new comedy by Howard Skora! You know it’s good in here!

The QueerCentric is the companion podcast to the popular digital magazine of the same name (www.thequeercentric.com ).  This is a place to go beyond the pages, to talk about what is happening around us and to have meaningful conversations about the World and culture as it affects the LGBTQ+ people.  The magazine was only one step in uncovering our voices again.  It is important to step up and speak out, for as the World has proven, we cannot afford to be silent even for a minute.  Who said we can’t have fun along the way!

Join Jonny as he sits down with the hilarious Jared Lyons-Wolf at Spokane’s own late-night tea house, LUNARIUM!  A little experiment to record out and about and talk to this man about all things comedy.  It’s fun, it’s frivolous, it’s queer! Listen in!

The QueerCentric is the companion podcast to the popular digital magazine of the same name (www.thequeercentric.com ).  This is a place to go beyond the pages, to talk about what is happening around us and to have meaningful conversations about the World and culture as it affects the LGBTQ+ people.  The magazine was only one step in uncovering our voices again.  It is important to step up and speak out, for as the World has proven, we cannot afford to be silent even for a minute.  Who said we can’t have fun along the way!

That’s right, you’ve been waiting and finally, it is here.  Listen in as Jonny sits down with the author and sex columnist, Zachary Zane, to talk about his amazingly candid book BoySlut.  Let’s start deconstructing the shame narrative around our bodies and sex, may Zachary lead us into a better future 🙂  Buy the book NOW 🙂

https://www.zacharyzane.com/

The QueerCentric is the companion podcast to the popular digital magazine of the same name (www.thequeercentric.com ).  This is a place to go beyond the pages, to talk about what is happening around us and to have meaningful conversations about the World and culture as it affects the LGBTQ+ people.  The magazine was only one step in uncovering our voices again.  It is important to step up and speak out, for as the World has proven, we cannot afford to be silent even for a minute.  Who said we can’t have fun along the way!