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Hosted by David Hunt · society · EN-US
Listen to queer stories — past and present. Produced by journalist David Hunt, a regular contributor to This Way Out: The International LGBTQ Radio Magazine.
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Signup to Generate a PitchListen to queer stories, past and present. Produced by journalist David Hunt, a regular contributor to This Way Out: The International LGBTQ Radio Magazine.
Tell Me, David is hosted by David Hunt. The show has published 29 episodes to date.
Recent episodes include "Light Bird Sings Out for Transgender Visibility" (31 March 2026, 32 minutes), "The Many Queer Worlds of Kestral Gaian" (4 March 2026, 48 minutes), and "A Deadly Head Start: The Early Years of AIDS" (12 November 2025, 58 minutes).
Tell Me, David publishes roughly every two weeks, with episodes averaging 26 minutes across 29 episodes.
Booking probability for Tell Me, David is 26%, and the host is rated Selective on guests. Tell Me, David requires a Pod Score of 80 or higher. Tell Me, David's contact route on record: public web form.
David Hunt hosts Tell Me, David, a society podcast with 29 episodes published.
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Episode #2
<p>Veteran folk-rock musician Danni Hoshino surprised everyone — not least herself — when she came out as a transgender woman in 2022, just weeks before her planned wedding. But her gender identity wasn’t the only thing...
Episode #1
<p>Kestral Gaian brings a queer sensibility to their new book, The Boy From Elsewhere, putting a queer spin on that universal trope: the hero’s quest to conquer evil and save the world. It’s a genre-bending story...
Episode #27
<p>In the early 1980s, the LGBTQ movement experienced the first tremors of a shockwave that would shake its very foundations. A disease outbreak diagnosed in just five gay men in Los Angeles in 1981 would eventually...
Episode #26
<p>Jennie Arnau lives and works in New York City. But her childhood home is in the American South, in Greenville, South Carolina. It’s the place she discovered her passion for music. And the place that called her back...
Episode #25
<p>The world faces a refugee crisis. More people are displaced today — by war, famine and climate — than at any time in human history. Among the most vulnerable are people persecuted for their sexual orientation, gender...
Episode #24
<p>In a wide-ranging interview with David Hunt, Jessica Stern recounts pivotal moments in her career, from her work as a scholar and global human rights activist to her tenure as the top queer diplomat in the U.S. State...
Episode #23
<p>Mainstream news outlets regularly cover LGBTQ stories, reporting on everything from queer culture and the arts to political and legal struggles for equality around the world. But that’s a relatively recent...
Episode #22
<p>Jennifer Knapp burst onto the Christian music scene in the late 1990s with an energy and honesty that resonated with thousands of young people searching for meaning and connection. Knapp’s first three albums sold...
Episode #21
<p>Over 5 billion people around the world use social media — and each of them spends, on average, about two-and-a-half hours a day texting, watching videos, gossiping, posting cat pictures and getting the latest news...
Episode #20
<p>The drive for legal equality for LGBTQ people has faced strong headwinds in the Caribbean in recent years. In February 2024, a court in St. Vincent and the Grenadines dismissed a challenge to the nation’s archaic...
Episode #19
<p>In more than three decades as a proud transgender man, Jamison Green has worked to advance the social, legal and civil rights of the trans community. Now he’s moved from making history to writing history as one of...
Episode #18
<p>The Trump administration has Harvard University in its sights, threatening to cut off federal research dollars and bar international students from enrolling. It’s part of a wide-ranging assault on higher education...
Episode #17
<p>The global struggle to secure the human rights of LGBTQ people has a powerful advocate at the United Nations: the Independent Expert on protection against violence and discrimination based on sexual orientation and...
Episode #16
<p>Efforts to restrict the rights of transgender Americans got a boost from the conservative majority on the U.S. Supreme Court June 18, 2025, when justices ruled 6–3 that a law banning gender affirming health care for...
Episode #15
<p>When Elon Musk and his cadre of juvenile tech bros took a chainsaw to the U.S. federal government this year, they said they were out to eliminate waste, fraud and abuse. It just so happens that most of the...
Episode #14
<p>You are what you eat, says the old adage. For a diverse group like the LGBTQ community, what and where we eat has defined us in myriad ways for generations. Coming out and dining out have long been complementary...
Episode #13
<p>The legacy of colonialism weighs heavily on member states of the Commonwealth of Nations, former territories of the British Empire. In the Caribbean Republic of Trinidad and Tobago that legacy is shackled to a 16th...
Episode #12
<p>The Trump administration continues to rewrite history, scrubbing official websites of any mention of transgender, queer and gender nonconforming people and causes. Critics have called its efforts a digital...
Episode #11
<p>If President Donald Trump has his way, the United States Defense Department will soon discharge as many as 15,000 transgender service members from the nation’s armed forces. Among the brave men and women standing...
Episode #10
<p>In its attacks on transgender Americans, the Trump administration is attempting to erase the T in LGBTQ — removing the initial from websites, publications and even the signage outside the Stonewall National Monument...
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former U.S. Special Envoy to Advance Human Rights for LGBTQI+ persons, Taos County Economic Development Department
corresponsal multimedia LGBTIQ+, Fundación Thomson Reuters
Director of Digital Marketing Communications, Aristotle Foundation for Public Policy
Defensive Coordinator and Strength and Speed Coordinator, University of Tennessee Law Enforcement Innovation Center
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