Love, Take Two

Most people think finding the spotlight means chasing it. Lori E. Seid spent 40 years actively avoiding it, and somehow ended up more essential to New York's downtown arts scene than almost anyone with their name on the...

Most people think reinvention has to be a leap into the unknown. Anthony Luciano found his by doing the opposite. He just followed the current. In this episode of Love, Take Two, Anthony takes us through the version of...

John Frria spent his twenties chasing the on camera career local news kept telling him to leave New York to find, until the pandemic handed him a strange kind of shortcut. Laid off from the newsroom grind and stuck...

Jordy signs his own name to gay love without hedging on it, and that has been the whole point since his breakout song "Long Distance" turned a pandemic era hookup into an anthem people from every kind of relationship...

Most people wait for the world to tell them they're ready. Jeff Hiller waited for himself, for over twenty years, while everyone else assumed he already knew when to quit. In this episode of Love, Take Two, Jeff takes...

The babies aren't babies anymore. While you wait for Season 2 of Love, Take Two, we're dropping a little bonus episode into your feed—a crossover conversation from The Queer Family Podcast featuring your Love, Take Two...

Love, Take Two has officially hit twenty episodes. To close out Season One, hosts José Rolón and Jaimie Kelton sit down — remotely, glasses slightly broken — for a celebratory recap of everything that got them here...

<p>Tony Morrison has spent his career making sure the right stories get told. It took a little longer to turn that same intention toward his own.</p><p>In this episode of Love, Take Two, Tony sits down to talk about the...

<p>Most people move to New York with a plan. Jove Meyer moved to New York with $700 and figured the rest out on Craigslist.</p><p>In this episode of Love, Take Two, Jove takes us back to where it all started — a leap of...

<p>What does it look like to build a life at the intersection of art, activism, and heartbreak — all while the world around you feels like it is coming apart at the seams?</p><p>In this episode of Love, Take Two, Marti...

<p>Most people know David Archuleta from the American Idol stage. Far fewer know what was happening beneath the surface the entire time.</p><p><br></p><p>In this episode of Love, Take Two, David sits down to talk about...

<p>Most people spend their teenage years figuring out who they are. Alessandra Ciuffo spent hers winning on Food Network.</p><p>In this episode of Love, Take Two, Alessandra takes us back to where it all started —...

<p>What does it take to build something from nothing and then decide to start over again?</p><p>For this week’s guest, Alexis Bittar, that question has defined his career.</p><p>In this episode of Love, Take Two, Alexis...

<p>What does it actually look like to be a working parent in Hollywood — not the glossy version, but the real one? Morena Baccarin is not here to sugarcoat it.</p><p><br></p><p>In this episode of Love, Take Two, Morena...

<p>What happens when faith, identity, and healing intersect in the most unexpected ways? </p><p>For this week's guest, Timothy Schraeder Rodriguez, that intersection became both his greatest struggle and his most...