Untold Stories: Beyond the Binary

The visibility of nonbinary people in popular culture is at an all-time high. From central characters on television shows to nonbinary actors and artists gracing the covers of fashion magazines, the likelihood of people not knowing of a nonbinary person is growing slimmer by the day. Entertainment Weekly's Untold Stories: Beyond the Binary promises to contribute to popular discourse about representation on and off screen through the lens of the nonbinary actors, musicians, artists and writers paving their own ways. In this episode, host Tre'vell Anderson chats with nonbinary creators about how much room and opportunity there is for nonbinary artists in Hollywood, and what the future holds. Plus an exclusive interview with Demi Lovato! Guests: Tuck Woodstock (@tuckwoodstock), Rebecca Sugar (@rebeccasugar), Bob The Drag Queen (@thatonequeen), River Butcher (@RivButcher), Noelle Stevenson (@Gingerhazing), Jeffrey Marsh (@thejeffreymarsh), ALOK (@alokvmenon), Devin-Norelle (@DevinNorelle), Lachlan Watson, Jacob Tobia (@JacobTobia), and Demi Lovato (@ddlovato). Host/Producer: Tre'vell Anderson (@TrevellAnderson); Producer: Carly Usdin (@carlytron); Editor/Engineer: Samee Junio (@Samee_Junio); Executive Producer: Shana Naomi Krochmal (@shananaomi). Follow @EW on Twitter, @entertainmentweekly on Instagram and go to EW.com/pride for all of Entertainment Weekly's LGBTQ+ coverage, including our companion video series! Learn more about your ad choices. Visit podcastchoices.com/adchoices

The visibility of nonbinary people in popular culture is at an all-time high. From central characters on television shows to nonbinary actors and artists gracing the covers of fashion magazines, the likelihood of people not knowing of a nonbinary person is growing slimmer by the day. Entertainment Weekly's Untold Stories: Beyond the Binary promises to contribute to popular discourse about representation on and off screen through the lens of the nonbinary actors, musicians, artists and writers paving their own ways. In this episode, host Tre'vell Anderson takes a step back to chart the path from which we came and ask our guests about instances of seeing themselves reflected in popular culture -- whether intentional or not. Tre'vell also speaks with author and advocate Jeffrey Marsh and musician and artist Mykki Blanco about their journeys in the public eye. Guests: Bob The Drag Queen (@thatonequeen), Lachlan Watson, Shamir (@ShamirBailey), Rhea Butcher (@RheaButcher), Rebecca Sugar (@rebeccasugar), Noelle Stevenson (@Gingerhazing), Jacob Tobia (@JacobTobia), Devin-Norelle (@DevinNorelle), ALOK (@alokvmenon), Jeffrey Marsh (@thejeffreymarsh) and Mykki Blanco (@MykkiBlanco). Host/Producer: Tre'vell Anderson (@TrevellAnderson); Producer: Carly Usdin (@carlytron); Editor/Engineer: Samee Junio (@Samee_Junio); Executive Producer: Shana Naomi Krochmal (@shananaomi). Follow @EW on Twitter, @entertainmentweekly on Instagram and go to EW.com/pride for all of Entertainment Weekly's LGBTQ+ coverage, including our companion video series! Learn more about your ad choices. Visit podcastchoices.com/adchoices

The visibility of nonbinary people in popular culture is at an all-time high. From central characters on television shows including Starz’s P-Valley and CBS All Access’s Star Trek: Discovery, to nonbinary actors and artists gracing the covers of fashion magazines, the likelihood of people not knowing of a nonbinary person is growing slimmer by the day—not to mention the public disclosures of mega stars Elliott Page and Demi Lovato who both changed their pronouns and shared their nonbinary identities with the world earlier this year. To take stock of what feels like a boom in representation, season two of Entertainment Weekly’s Untold Stories podcast is appropriately subtitled Beyond the Binary. Hosted and produced by entertainment journalist Tre’vell Anderson, who is also nonbinary, the four-episode, limited series promises to contribute to popular discourse about representation on and off screen through the lens of the nonbinary actors, musicians, artists and writers paving their own ways. New episodes of Untold Stories will drop every Wednesday throughout Pride month starting June 2. Subscribe now so you don't miss a thing! Host/Producer: Tre'vell Anderson (@TrevellAnderson); Producer: Carly Usdin (@carlytron); Editor/Engineer: Samee Junio (@Samee_Junio); Executive Producer: Shana Naomi Krochmal (@shananaomi). Follow @EW on Twitter, @entertainmentweekly on Instagram and go to EW.com/pride for all of Entertainment Weekly's LGBTQ+ coverage, including our companion video series! Learn more about your ad choices. Visit podcastchoices.com/adchoices

Welcome to Entertainment Weekly's Untold Stories: Pride Edition. Over the course of these 4 episodes we'll be talking to some of our favorite queer entertainers about the queer legends, icons and contemporaries who've inspired them. In this episode about queer TV, Pose co-creator & EP Steven Canals talks with EW's senior TV editor Gerrad Hall about his mentor Ryan Murphy, TV critic Kayla Kumari Upadhyaya gets into the history of representation on the small screen, and Los Espookys star and co-creator Julio Torres honors Saturday Night Live writer James Anderson. Hosted by entertainment journalist and social curator Tre'vell Anderson. Follow @EW on Twitter, @entertainmentweekly on Instagram and Facebook and go to EW.com/pride for all of Entertainment Weekly's LGBTQ+ coverage. Learn more about your ad choices. Visit podcastchoices.com/adchoices

Welcome to Entertainment Weekly's Untold Stories: Pride Edition. Over the course of these 4 episodes we'll be talking to some of our favorite queer entertainers about the queer legends, icons and contemporaries who've inspired them. In this episode we take a deep dive into the history of theater: actor and singer Tituss Burgess talks about the iconic Stephen Sondheim, journalist Trey Graham explains how queer voices have shaped the history of American theater and actor Matt Bomer gives a moving tribute to activist and playwright Larry Kramer. Hosted by entertainment journalist and social curator Tre'vell Anderson. Follow @EW on Twitter, @entertainmentweekly on Instagram and Facebook and go to EW.com/pride for all of Entertainment Weekly's LGBTQ+ coverage. Learn more about your ad choices. Visit podcastchoices.com/adchoices