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This December, IN THE LIFE takes a look at some remarkable LGBT people who are living outside the workplace closet in "Downsizing Stereotypes." Hosted by Tony Award-winning actor ALAN CUMMING, this episode includes special messages from JUDY SHEPARD, actor SAM BEHRENS, and Democratic National Committee Chairman HOWARD DEAN. |
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FirefighterIn Firefighter, IN THE LIFE follows Fire Captain Michele Kämmerer, second in command at Engine Company Number 63 in Venice, California. Kämmerer has made a distinctive mark at the firehouse over the years while navigating some major life transitions of her own. |
A Conversation With Rev. Irene MonroeAbandoned at six months old, Rev. Irene Monroe has defied all odds throughout her life by becoming a 'public theologian' and professor. IN THE LIFE visited Rev. Irene at Harvard University, where she attended the Harvard Divinity School, to explore her struggles and triumphs. |
Miss Richfield 1981Drag performers have always challenged the notions of gender. Inspired by this rich tradition, Russ King has created Miss Richfield 1981, a beauty queen who relishes coming from much simpler times. Through Miss Richfield's unique perspective, King's character has defied stereotypes by reaching audiences unbeknownst to most drag performers across communities from the church to city hall. |
Man Behind the MouseWhen it comes to having a major impact on the face of pop culture, only a handful of people in the world can boast the accomplishments of Tom Schumacher. In Man Behind the Mouse, IN THE LIFE profiles Schumacher of the Walt Disney Company. |
Real to Reel: Simon and IThis month's Real to Reel highlights the documentary "Simon and I," a film that traces the lives of the late Simon Nkoli and Beverly Ditsie, two dynamic South African activists who secured civil rights for the gay community in a most unlikely place, at a most unlikely time. |