Out in Left Field

Comedians Dana Goldberg and Guy Branum discuss Alec Baldwin's controversial tweets and Ricky Gervais's notorious comedy special.

Our resident comedian calls out the VP, who brands himself as having strict Christian values but works under the most un-Christian man ever.

Dana thanks the black women of Alabama who kept a bigot from the Senate. Also, comedian Sampson McCormick talks about performing in front of the KKK.

After discussing the latest on the trans military ban, Dana speaks with writer and producer Jacob Tobia (Transparent) on their struggle with queer shame.

In this episode, comedian Dana Goldberg roasts the homophobic bigot that is Roy Moore and then Conrad Ricamora (How to Get Away With Murder) shares how he views his role as an out actor.

Comedian Dana Goldberg is sick and tired of the "thoughts and prayers" sentiment. Aren't you?

Dana gives her top three reasons to not vote for Senate candidate Roy Moore and discusses Harvey Weinstein and #MeToo with The Advocate's feminism editor, Tracy E. Gilchrist.

On this episode, Dana Goldberg talks Fox News, Hillary Clinton, and Caitlyn Jenner controvery with transgender activist Ashlee Marie Preston.

For this episode, Dana discusses Jeff Sessions's new "Religious Freedom" guidance, Trump's bad joke about hanging gays, and keeps it light with comedian and author of "Everything is Awful: And Other Observations" (due out 10/24), Matt Bellassai.

For this episode, Dana talks Mike Pence's NFL publicity stunt, Trump's hypocrisy on Harvey Weinstein, and Coming Out Day with Major Crime's Jonathan Del Arco.

For this episode, Dana takes on Jared Kushner's mistaken gender, Milo Yiannopoulos's marriage, and women's sports with her guest, comedian Erin Foley.

On this episode, Dana discusses Melania Trump's antibullying campaign and talks with Celebrity Fit Club host and comedian Ant.
 

On this episode, Dana talks sodomy, Ted Cruz's love of porn, and Roy Moore with her guest, pioneer lesbian comedian Suzanne Westenhoefer.

In this episode, Dana talks about a gay couple who oppose same-sex marriage, the anti-LGBT Nashville Statement,  and how to be a good parent of faith to LGBT kids with guest Susan Cottrell.

On this week's episode, Dana takes on Ted Cruz's hypocrisy during Hurricane Harvey, megachurches, and breast cancer with her guest, House Hunters star Suzanne Whang.