Interviews and voices
Celebrity interviews from GoPride's conversations with artists, creators and community voices.
Harrison Drake
“these little paper mache caricatures that a friend made for me for my birthday that I lay out on my dressing room station”
Sav Souza
“there have been moments where we've needed to navigate just transphobia in the world and in the industry...”
DJ Nick Stracener
“I am so stoked about playing at Hydrate.”
Amadeo Fusca
“I just kind of want to make them laugh with whatever goofy stuff I have going on.”
Julia Wolf
“My music speaks from a place of experience.”
Michael Fitzpatrick
“I always try to put out a message of living your truth.”
Brian Kalinowski
“...it's what they call a princess track. You get to just roll on stage and do your thing and get your big applause and then leave...”
Irene Dubois
“We all have a bond now and call ourselves “The Porkchops.””
Allison Ponthier
“I am really proud of how my projects have helped me as a queer woman.”
Justin Wirick
“I just remember I freaking loved it”
Anna Diop
“There are many parallels between Aisha’s journey and my mother’s journey.”
SG Lewis
“I would like to be known for my own contributions to my music as well as for contributing to other musicians’ work.”
Donna McKechnie
“My inspirations were Carol Lawrence and Chita Rivera in West Side Story.”
Gioli & Assia
“We like people to know our story and hopefully it can help them, not just with the music.”
Ely Guerra
“I also want to honor the stage and my audience by what I wear.”
Javier Muñoz and Megan Masako Haley
“He has one song that makes me feel like I'm the little kid in my room dancing with nobody watching, and that kind of freedom.”
Beth Leavel and Taylor Iman Jones
“that said, I have such easy access to my inner diva...”
Paul Louis Lessard
“I'm outspoken and outlandish. I'm out there. I'm a proud queer individual, and I embrace all of those aspects in my frenetic three and half minute number”
Paul Jason Klein
“I remember walking into those rooms and we were just scooping up new fans everywhere.”
James Earl
“Sprung is written like a drama but plays like a comedy.”
Chelsea Austin
“The second you block out the noise and ask yourself who you want to be things change.”
Mia Isaac
“Everyone used in the movie was locally from New Zealand or Australia, except for John, Mia and our crew.”