WitchCRAFT
Random forces of chaos, God, or The Universe, whatever you want to call her, she is the greatest artist of all time. What exactly is
Salamander Brandy
January 31, 2023
Middle Tennessee
A fresh look at the LGBT+ Culture and Communities in Nashville and Middle Tennessee.
Business and Finance Podcasts with a Queer Focus
According to PodcastHosting.org’s research, as of October 2022, there are more than 2,000,000 podcasts and over 48 million episodes. As someone in business, what might
Star McGill Goudey
December 14, 2022
Tips for Folks Interested in Freelancing
A More Sustainable Work Model for Queer & Trans People The global pandemic’s lockdown changed the way many of us approach our work. A remarkable
GK Gurley
November 29, 2022
Mending Consumerism through Independent Makers: Textile Artist Katrina Perdue on Re-use and Repair
by Mud | above photo by Jesse Butcher What started your mending practice? My dad passed away, and it was a very fast and intense
Mud
November 15, 2022
Yellow & Lavender: The Delicious, Inclusive Vegan Bakery that Queer Nashville Deserves
by GK Gurley | above photo by Josh Bethea As Nashville has grown, so has its queer community. While queer people inhabit all areas of
GK Gurley
November 9, 2022
Jenna DeVries, Queer Pop Diva
by Savannah Bearden | photos by Sammy Hearn This Chattanooga-based queer pop diva has a helluva story to tell — and she’s ready to tell
Savannah Bearden
October 27, 2022
Ask Allie: I Need Queer-Friendly Gaming Spaces!
Dear Allie, I am looking for guidance, or maybe reassurance, that I am not blowing things out of proportion as I’ve been told. I play
Star McGill Goudey
September 28, 2022
How Pokémon Became My Safe Place
by Moth Moth Moth | photos by Jackson McMinn My version of counting sheep is building Pokémon teams in my mind until I drift off.
Moth Moth Moth
September 28, 2022
Nashville Cosplay Collective
by GK Gurley | photos courtesy Dee Volpe & Nancy Arch Nerd culture is inherently queer. Fantasy, science fiction, and video games present worlds that
GK Gurley
September 26, 2022
Finding Your Voice Through Queer Writing: A Feature on Eliana Ramage
Literature has always been a pivotal part of queer culture. We would not have the term “drag” were it not for Shakespeare. Writers and thinkers
GK Gurley
September 20, 2022
Throwing the Perfect Queer Wedding for You
If COVID-19 completely derailing and changing our lives in 2020 taught us anything, it is that who we choose to spend our time with is
GK Gurley
August 12, 2022
Odessa Kelly Running to be the First Openly Gay Black Woman in Congress
The Supreme Court decision in June highlighted a harsh reality: there are major discrepancies between federal and state governments, and the checks and balances that
GK Gurley
August 3, 2022
