Outward Kiki live at Politicon: Could a GOP president undo marriage equality?

Do Today’s Queer Kids Care About Gay History? A Live Outward Kiki Podcast.

Do Today’s Queer Kids Care About Gay History? A Live Outward Kiki Podcast.

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Oct. 21 2015 5:09 PM

Outward Kiki, Live at Politicon

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Mark Joseph Stern, June Thomas, and J. Bryan Lowder.

Photo illustration by Slate; portrait illustrations by Charlie Powell

The Outward Kiki podcast is back, this time with an episode recorded live at Politicon in Los Angeles on Oct. 10. We discussed whether a Republican president could undo marriage equality and if a movie about gay history—like, say, Roland Emmerich’s Stonewall—could ever be a hit; then we chatted with Lillian Faderman about her wonderful new book, The Gay Revolution.

We very much hope that these occasional Outward podcasts will soon become a regular part of the Slate podcast schedule. Watch this space for an announcement.

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J. Bryan Lowder is a Slate associate editor and the editor of Outward. He covers life, culture, and LGBTQ issues.

Mark Joseph Stern covers courts and the law for Slate.

June Thomas is managing producer of Slate podcasts.