Andrew Gurza

Queery with Cameron Esposito

Cameron Esposito

Society & Culture

4.8 • 3.4K Ratings

🗓️ 6 November 2017

⏱️ 64 minutes

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Summary

Cameron sits down with disability awareness consultant Andrew Gurza to discuss the lack of representation of the disabled in the queer community, access to queer bars, and being sexy.

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0:00.0	This is a show about individual experience and personal identity.
0:07.7	There may be times when folks use identifying words or phrases that don't feel right to
0:10.6	you.
0:11.6	That's part of what we're exploring here.
0:13.5	Please listen with an open heart, and as always, I welcome your polite, engaged feedback,
0:16.9	and I encourage you to continue the conversation in your life and with your community.
0:21.7	Welcome to Query.
0:29.5	Rose Cameron, recording from my hotel room in beautiful Boston, where I just had a great
0:34.8	show last night.
0:35.8	Thank you all of you who came out.
0:38.4	Oh my god, that was one of my favorite shows of the tour.
0:41.2	Also, it just hasn't as a heads up and reminder, I will be in Denver from November 16th to
0:47.4	18th, and then that, that's my last tour date for 2017.
0:53.2	So come out and see me in Denver.
0:55.2	Oof, I love that city too.
0:58.4	Hey, on the show, Andrew Gurza, Andrew is a disability rights activist.
1:03.5	I had an amazing conversation with this person.
1:08.1	We just like really clicked and got along, which is awesome because we were not face to face.
1:13.1	This was recorded over the phone.
1:15.9	And I'm just really interested in what Andrew's up to.
1:21.2	He's got a podcast called Disability After Dark.
1:24.1	But in the meantime, please enjoy this episode of the show.
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