Welcome to the third stop on our queer roadtrip, Philadelphia, PA! Go Birds! 🦅In this episode, we meet the queer youth actors, theater makers, visual artists, and filmmakers at The Philadelphia High School for Creative and Performing Arts (CAPA.) You’ll hear from queer CAPA students in a roundtable discussion about life in Philadelphia at an arts high school. Then, you will hear some original writing from members of CAPA’s theater program and GSA. Finally, we go back into the (costume) closet with a CAPA theater major who has been out as queer since he was nine years old. This is Part 1 of 2 of our visit to Philadelphia, PA.

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⏱️ TIME STAMPS:

0:00 Intro w Hosts Josephine & Eden

1:11 Introducing CAPA

2:55 Roundtable: Queer Life at School & In Philly

11:48 Ad: The Queer Family Podcast

12:55 Lonnie’s Poem: “Happily Never After”

14:02 Lonnie on writing

14:53 Lance & Trudy Talk Theater & Identity

21:32 Kodi’s Poem: “She Put The Earrings Down”

23:06 Outro, Credits & Gratitude

💬 TRANSCRIPT: https://share.descript.com/view/1j0p02Az7YM

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