Matt McLaughlin talks to Los Angeles Synthpop/Chillwave artist Devin Tait about his new album "Art Damage"

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Devin Tait "Art Damage" Feature for IMRU Radio 2019

A slain Filipina trans-woman’s story survives, in part because of award-winning director PJ Raval’s “Call Her Ganda” (interviewed by Christopher Gaal)!

And in NewsWrap: Botswana’s High Court hears queer sex ban challenge, Germany compensates anti-gay investigation targets, Poland’s far right ruling party pursues pre-election homophobia ploy, U.S. military prepares for transgender troop purge, Ireland’s gay P.M. serves salvo at Pence’s St. Pat’s breakfast, and more international LGBTQ news reported this week by Wenzel Jones and Michael LeBeau (produced by Brian DeShazor, written by Greg Gordon).

All this and more on the March 18, 2019 edition of This Way Out!

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