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WorldPride

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Oct 1, 2026

Andy CohenGUEST
45:22
I'm gonna host the Attitude Awards in London.
Andy CohenGUEST
45:24
I'm gonna be the international ambassador for WorldPride in Jerusal- like, yes, yes, I'll do it, I'll do it.
Andy CohenGUEST
45:30
Because I was like, "You are about to be tethered into a different life, and so go do this now." So I do feel like I'm so glad that I got to, you know, just be famous for 10 years before I had kids so that now I can just be famous at home and not have to go to every party and all that stuff.
Kara SwisherHOST
45:50
What kind of dad are you, would you say?
ClairePANELIST
55:22
Yeah.
ClairePANELIST
55:23
The only time we take fourth place is when World Pride happens.
ClairePANELIST
55:28
And I think that's every five years.
ClairePANELIST
55:29
Four
Laz VagezHOST
55:32
Yes.
Laz VagezHOST
55:32
Holy fuck.
Laz VagezHOST
55:33
There's a World Pride? There's a World
Guttzy GuttzHOST
55:35
Pride.
Carrie Ann MorrisonGUEST
3:58
I wanted to protect the organization because there has been a lot of hoopla and a lot of backlash that the organization had in the past.
Carrie Ann MorrisonGUEST
4:05
I wanted to make sure that people understand that we're here and we have hiccups and we have problems, but the greatest thing is how do we work through those? And what I wanted to make different is I come from many backgrounds, I've lived many places, and I worked with Toronto Pride in 2014, which was World Pride.
Carrie Ann MorrisonGUEST
4:25
So I wanted to bring some of that experience here, and that is making sure that the community is seen on all aspects, from the L all the way to Z.
Desila BlakeCORRESPONDENT
4:34
I saw, like, you're an immigrant, of course, and you lived in L.A., and you lived in New York, and you lived all these places, so why Houston?

32 MINS LATER

speaker_0NARRATOR
36:14
As of this episode, we've toured nearly 27,000 miles around the globe, bringing you culture, queens, and everything in between.
speaker_0NARRATOR
36:22
That's more than once around the entire planet.
speaker_0NARRATOR
36:24
Don't miss New York City, Leeds, Houston, Belfast, and World Pride Amsterdam, baby.
speaker_0NARRATOR
36:30
Think wild nights, legendary canals, exclusive interviews, and VIP access, including an unforgettable sit-down, with the award-winning, rule-breaking, show-stopping Billy Porter.
Quincy MalesovasHOST
16:04
Which-
Ricky SamHOST
16:04
World Pride was the best there.
Quincy MalesovasHOST
16:05
Yeah.
Quincy MalesovasHOST
16:06
How was it?
speaker_1HOST
17:31
... and then going into it and experiencing life and facing the discomfort and facing the challenges.
speaker_1HOST
17:36
I, uh, I was p- I planned, I was like the central planner for going to WorldPride in Amsterdam.
Jarrod D. KingHOST
17:42
Amazing.
Jarrod D. KingHOST
17:42
Amazing.
speaker_1HOST
17:57
You're an expert now.
speaker_1HOST
17:58
And-
Jarrod D. KingHOST
17:58
But look, I mean, if you can plan a trip to WorldPride-
speaker_1HOST
18:00
That's the thing
StephenHOST
10:20
But this kind of stuff still happens.
StephenHOST
10:21
I mean, you know, next year, Cape Town hosts both World Pride and a conservative family values conference in Cape Town, which is actually an anti-queer rights conference.
StephenHOST
10:32
Here's what Judge Edwin Cameron said about that conference.
StephenHOST
10:35
I thought it was pretty surprising.
Darren PalmerGUEST
3:42
I've never been to Amsterdam.
Darren PalmerGUEST
3:44
I didn't know it was World Pride.
Darren PalmerGUEST
3:47
I mean, I wouldn't have gone anyway, but
Andy ProcopisHOST
3:48
oh, man.
Jay FrostHOST
2:48
The organizers called for the president to step down as chairman and leave the board, for the current board to be removed, and for the Kennedy Center to be placed under receivership, arguing that its leadership had failed its responsibility to protect the institution.
Jay FrostHOST
3:02
The demonstration featured a surprise appearance by television's Wonder Woman area resident Linda Carter, who spoke about the importance of the arts to the community and the nation, and a performance by the Gay Men's Chorus of Washington, whose World Pride appearance at the Kennedy Center had previously been canceled.
Jay FrostHOST
3:22
According to Associated Press, a new database created by the States United Democracy Center and Grant Witness has identified as much as $177 billion in federal funding that has been canceled, frozen, delayed, or otherwise disrupted since January 2025.
Jay FrostHOST
3:40
The database, called Lost Funds, identifies affected funding in all 50 states and the District of Columbia, with health, nutrition, environmental programs, and disaster relief accounting for some of the largest categories.
Don SpielisHOST
10:25
Donald Trump was also going to repair the culture.
Don SpielisHOST
10:29
One of the clearest examples came during World Pride in 2025.
Don SpielisHOST
10:34
The International Pride Orchestra had been planning to perform at the Kennedy Center.
Don SpielisHOST
10:39
After Trump's takeover and his anti-drag declaration, the center backed away from moving forward with the performance contract.
Bradley SternHOST
25:57
And performing.
Bradley SternHOST
25:58
I mean, my friends who were a little bit more in the know about what was going on kept saying, you really should come to World Pride.
Bradley SternHOST
26:05
You really should come to World Pride.
Bradley SternHOST
26:07
Oh.
Bradley SternHOST
26:07
And I was like, I can't.

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