sample of “Has It Come to This?” by The Streets

london darling

From Nuclear Engineering to Global Activism: Colombian immigrant Diego Garcia Blum is convening the greatest minds of the LGBTQIA+ community at Harvard University. Their mission: to forge the policy, research, and advocacy needed to improve global safety and acceptance for LGBTQIA+ individuals, especially in high-risk regions. Listen to his story now on JesseGarciaShow.com, available on Audible, Amazon, iTunes, Spotify, and Soundcloud.

Episode 142 Diego Garcia Blum Creates the Next Generation of LGBTQIA+ Leaders

A sunny, sarcastic queer-pop track about loving DINK-WAD life. Travel, wine clubs, the dog, the freedom. And still wondering if a baby might belong in the picture. It’s playful, tropical, a little emotional, and very “gay married bliss meets low-key existential crisis.

dads or daddies

Sorry I Got Lost Again  -  [Instrumental]

let's have a slutty moment

We have news about Trans Mission, next year’s all star concert in support of the Trans community. We hear from the I’m a Celeb celebs; Madonna has a go at Trump; and Debbie shares a fabulous SuperNature about reindeer on the beach.

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‘ Is that you Rudolph? ‘ 375/491 061225

These lyrics, written back in 1995, came out of that old, exhausting debate about whether being gay was a “choice” or something baked into your bones. The song never cared about the answer. It simply pushed back: even if it were a choice, it harms no one, and it belongs to the person living it.

There’s a darker thread running through it too. The idea of being marked, labelled, reduced to a symbol. That reference pulls from the history of people branded and punished for who they were, from queer kids in schoolyards to the brutal echoes of those marked in camps. The point was always the same: dehumanisation starts with a label.

This version is a modern rendering of an old protest written by a younger self who refused to be boxed in.

A personal choice

A quiet storm of a song. “Blame” drifts through velvet synths and shadowed strings, letting the voice confess what politeness usually smothers. It lingers on the moment a soul finally stops rescuing another and chooses truth instead. Each line circles the wound with a kind of decadent honesty, the sort that hurts because it is beautiful. The pulse stays low, the mood stays dark, and the song moves like a midnight letter never meant to be sent. A study in betrayal, clarity, and the strange relief that arrives when you return the blame to its rightful owner.

Blame

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Debut Single by Mickey & Nippy <3
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LYRICS:
Sold to..
Get who I was..
Back in line, Love..
We got time.

Sold my..

Soul to..
Get who I was
Back in line, Love
We got time



I wanna find peace
Wanna be for you
Help meet all your needs

Pray I'll be
More than a
Lost Dog, Babe

Beat by the bleakest thoughts 
Disassociated.

(Sold again..
Let it go again..
Wanna be your.. pet.
Wanna be your best friend)
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I sold my soul
To get me straight.. but
Love, you're 'bout as gay as June in May
.
No more to say about it..
No more need for drugs

Pray you'll pay attention..
To this stupid pup

I fear your affection
Scared of being obsessed..

Fear of being abandoned
Fuels the pace I tread

I fear your affection
Scared of growing obsessed..

Fear of being abandoned
Fuels the pace I tread

Dread this vile cycle
Psychosis wins

Here... yet again
I just wanted friends

Dread this vile cycle
Psychosis wins

Here... yet again
I just wanted friends

(I can't bear to split..
Could you please..

Hold me..
Though I fear what I need?)

Sorry I Got Lost Again - [Single]

27-year-old black enby kid - 
enboy rearranged is ebony,
drop the o & it's enby, 
short for non-binary

Jesse Garcia has worked for LGBT and Hispanic civil rights causes. The Jesse Garcia Show will spotlight people in the community working for social justice, plus discuss politics, culture and art.

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