This week on Culture Q, we talk about West Side Story's Ariana Debose hosting SNL and all the lesbian hilarity she gets into with Kate McKinnon, before looking at American Idol star Clay Aiken running for Congress, motivated by Mark Robinson and Madison Cawthorn's homophobia. Later we sit down with Key West Business Guild’s Fritzie Estimond to talk about her role in the community, and then talk about the US blood shortage and officals urging the FDA to allow gay and bisexual men to donate with discrimination. After that we look at Tina Kotek's bid to be Oregon's Governor, and celebrate the win for trans and non-binary veterans as the VA introduces gender idenity markers on medical paperwork. On the Revry Streaming guide we talk about the documentaries One Life to Blossom and South Beach on Heels, and then take a look at the inspiring organization, Sex with Cancer, the first sex shop and community to focus on intimacy with illness.

Hosted by Shira Lazar and Andy Lalwani from What’s Trending, Culture Q is a weekly news shows that celebrates LGBTQ culture and highlights the stories that matter to our community.

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