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PFLAG National

PFLAG National

PFLAG is an organization of LGBTQ+ people, parents, families, and allies who work together to create an equitable and inclusive world. We are hundreds of thousands of people and hundreds of chapters from coast to coast who are leading with love to support families, educate allies, and advocate for just, equitable, and inclusive legislation and policies. Since our founding in 1973, PFLAG works every day to ensure LGBTQ+ people everywhere are safe, celebrated, empowered and loved. Straight for Equality is an outreach and education program created in 2007 by PFLAG National to empower new allies who, unlike a more traditional PFLAG member, don’t necessarily have a family connection to the lesbian, gay, bisexual, transgender, and queer (LGBTQ) community. Straight for Equality provides information, resources, and learning sessions that help allies understand their role in supporting and advocating for LGBTQ people, and make sure they have the opportunity to share their strong and powerful voices in support of equality.www.pflag.org

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Sep 11, 2026

Aidan WhartonGUEST
36:19
because life is really hard it feels really important to celebrate when you can't i have a really really dear friend ben green he's a trans advocate for california he writes good queer news on substack he's been on the podcast He is just an absolute gem of a human being.
Aidan WhartonGUEST
36:46
And his whole process around his advocacy started because he's like, I would go to these sort of PFLAG chapters, these trans talks, and it would all be about suicide.
Aidan WhartonGUEST
36:59
And it would all be about parents.
Aidan WhartonGUEST
37:02
Here's all of the risks that your kid is under now that they're trans.
Chris GormanHOST
11:14
Can you tell me
Adam RyanGUEST
11:15
about that? Yeah, that experience was magical just from getting nominated by so many people from different organizations like PFLAG and Equality Florida.
Adam RyanGUEST
11:24
for the volunteer work I've done in the community.
Adam RyanGUEST
11:26
And then getting to, I invited my friend Wendy from PFLAG.
Adam RyanGUEST
11:29
Also shout out to PFLAG, my friends.
Adam RyanGUEST
11:31
What a great organization.
Adam RyanGUEST
11:34
I met PFLAG, I met so many family and friends.
Adam RyanGUEST
11:36
That was another reason, organization, like I can be me for a little me.
Esme RussellHOST
2:48
Because he didn't have a childhood.
Adam RyanGUEST
2:50
That's how it was with PFLAG.
Adam RyanGUEST
2:52
We're always at least two adults with a kid, always.
Adam RyanGUEST
2:55
Or two kids, more than one kid with you.

33 MINS LATER

Joanna GrossoCORRESPONDENT
35:35
hey hey tampa bay it's joanna grosso with joe on the go tampa bay your weekly guide to what's happening around the area and here is what's coming up first up on sunday september 13th at 2pm the golden girls tribute drag brunch is happening at the funny bone comedy club in tampa expect plenty of Golden Girls nostalgia, drag performances, and a fun afternoon celebrating everyone's favorite ladies from Miami.
Joanna GrossoCORRESPONDENT
36:00
Then on Wednesday, September 16th from 6 to 8 p.m., the Tampa Bay LGBT Chamber and Watermark Out News are hosting Out for Business at 7th and Grove in Ybor.
Joanna GrossoCORRESPONDENT
36:10
It's an after-hours networking event bringing together chamber members, community members, and local professionals with PFLAG Tampa serving as the evening's raffle beneficiary.
Joanna GrossoCORRESPONDENT
36:20
And on Friday, September 18th at 7 p.m., Senoritas and Stilettos Latin Night is happening at Eyes Wide Shut in Tampa.
Eric MarcusGUEST
16:41
are things you hear in audio that you can't translate into print.
Eric MarcusGUEST
16:45
So just as an example, I interviewed Morty Manford, who was the who with his mother co-founded PFLAG.
Eric MarcusGUEST
16:51
What became PFLAG? Parents, Friends and Families of Lesbians and Gays.
Eric MarcusGUEST
16:55
Very important national and international organization of parents who are allies to LGBTQ people.
Eric MarcusGUEST
17:04
So my producer listened to the audio tape before starting to work on the episode, and she said, boy, that scene in the car, those silences, it was something.
Tony TranterHOST
2:43
I have seen you on stage.
Tony TranterHOST
2:45
I still remember the first night I saw you from across the room at a PFLAG event.
Frenchie DarlingGUEST
2:49
I'm like, yes.
Callum CantrillHOST
2:50
Oh, my God.
Callum CantrillHOST
2:51
PFLAG.
Callum CantrillHOST
2:51
Yeah, yeah,
Frenchie DarlingGUEST
2:52
yeah.
Frenchie DarlingGUEST
2:52
Yeah.
Becky JorgensenGUEST
38:56
Are you sure this isn't my partner, Mike? No, I totally agree with you.
Becky JorgensenGUEST
39:02
I totally agree with you, and I just want to say real quick, we started the Central Coast chapter of PFLAG, Parents, Families, and Friends of Lesbians and Gays, and it was a fear.
Becky JorgensenGUEST
39:13
It was a fear.
Becky JorgensenGUEST
39:14
My mom ran a hotline for seven years, and these dads would call up, oh, my kid's gay, blah, blah, blah.
Guthrie Graves-FitzsimmonsGUEST
17:02
So, um, I'd invite her to get to know somebody, uh, who is married to someone of the same sex, to hear their story, um, and especially to see that faith, that actually half of LGBTQ people in this country are people of faith.
Guthrie Graves-FitzsimmonsGUEST
17:17
And so the story's often religio- God versus gays, um, and so my own life is a testament against that, and then so many LGBTQ people and the hist- I remember the, um, PFLAG.
Guthrie Graves-FitzsimmonsGUEST
17:29
When I was in New York, I was in the Village walking by a Methodist church, and I saw this plaque on the side of the church that said, "This is the first place PFLAG met," which is parents and friends of LGBTQ people.
Guthrie Graves-FitzsimmonsGUEST
17:40
The first meeting they had was in a church in the Village, and I was like, wow, the story of religion and LGBTQ people is everywhere if you look for it.
Guthrie Graves-FitzsimmonsGUEST
17:48
Uh, but I don't wanna argue with her, 'cause that's the last thing...
Guthrie Graves FitzsimmonsGUEST
17:24
And then so many LGBTQ people and the history.
Guthrie Graves FitzsimmonsGUEST
17:27
I remember the P flag when I was in New York, I was in the village walking by a Methodist church and I saw this plaque on the side of the church and said, This is the first place PFLAG met, which is Parents and Friends of LGBTQ People.
Guthrie Graves FitzsimmonsGUEST
17:40
The first meeting they had was in a church in the village.
Guthrie Graves FitzsimmonsGUEST
17:43
And I was like, wow, the story of religion and LGBTQ people is everywhere if you look for it.
Guthrie Graves FitzsimmonsGUEST
15:55
And then so many LGBTQ people and the history.
Guthrie Graves FitzsimmonsGUEST
15:58
I remember the P flag when I was in New York, I was in the village walking by a Methodist church and I saw this plaque on the side of the church and said, This is the first place PFLAG met, which is Parents and Friends of LGBTQ People.
Guthrie Graves FitzsimmonsGUEST
16:11
The first meeting they had was in a church in the village.
Guthrie Graves FitzsimmonsGUEST
16:13
And I was like, wow, the story of religion and LGBTQ people is everywhere if you look for it.
Guthrie Graves FitzsimmonsGUEST
17:39
And then so many LGBTQ people and the history.
Guthrie Graves FitzsimmonsGUEST
17:42
I remember the P flag when I was in New York, I was in the village walking by a Methodist church and I saw this plaque on the side of the church and said, This is the first place PFLAG met, which is Parents and Friends of LGBTQ People.
Guthrie Graves FitzsimmonsGUEST
17:56
The first meeting they had was in a church in the village.
Guthrie Graves FitzsimmonsGUEST
17:58
And I was like, wow, the story of religion and LGBTQ people is everywhere if you look for it.

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