Tag: interview
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Gay bar writings
Since 2015 I have been researching and writing on the role of gay bars in urban processes including gentrification, LGBTQ+ community development, and social inequality. This forms the basis of my forthcoming book with Redwood Press, Who Needs Gay Bars? It is based on interviews with more than 130 gay bar owners and managers, site…
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Club Q
From a piece I wrote for Contexts in the wake of the mass shooting at Club Q in Colorado Springs: The public only takes note of gay bars when something bad happens. It makes being a gay bar expert utterly depressing. I feel an obligation to share my knowledge, but I also feel like a…
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Interview: ‘A place for us’: Oklahoma home to 3 of 21 lesbian bars in U.S.
An interview with David Bartle of NonDoc about one of only two cities in North America with three lesbian bars: Oklahoma City!
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Interview: The number of gay bars has dwindled. A new generation plans to bring them back
An interview with Casey Parks of the Washington Post
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Interview: James Bond walks into a gay bar. But should he?
An interview with Matt Lavietes for NBC News https://www.nbcnews.com/nbc-out/out-life-and-style/james-bond-walks-gay-bar-rcna3115
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Interview: Gay Barchives Ep. #45
Honored to be included in Art Smith’s fantastic series on gay bars gone by, Gay Barchives. Our conversation included The City Nightclub (Portland, Oregon); Tracks (Washington, D.C.), The Garden of Allah (Seattle, Washington); and still-going-strong bars like The White Horse (Oakland, California) and DTM (Helsinki, Finland).
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Interview: There are roughly two dozen lesbian bars in the United States. The ones that are left are evolving to survive
Interview with Alicia Wallace of CNN Business
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Interview: Chasing ‘Phantoms of the Past’: 8 Gay and Lesbian Bar Archivists on Preserving LGBTQ+ Nightlife History
Interview with Dave Infante for VinePair
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Interview: 21 lesbian bars remain in America. Owners share why they must be protected
Interview with Joshua Barajas and colleagues at PBS Newshour https://www.pbs.org/newshour/arts/21-lesbian-bars-remain-in-the-america-owners-share-why-they-must-be-protected
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Interview: Despite looming loss of the Stonewall, the Lehigh Valley’s last gay bar, such establishments still fill an important role in LGBT life
Interview with Peter Hall of The Morning Call
Greggor Mattson 