My Life's Work

September 2006 (00:56:25)

This September on IN THE LIFE, America's gay and lesbian newsmagazine presents "My Life's Work," an episode featuring true innovators whose personal challenges have energized their commitments to social change, artistic expression and love of community. Hosted by Alan Cumming.

Pieces of History

August 2006 (00:00:00)

Hosted by Tony Award-winning actress Cherry Jones, IN THE LIFE returns to its archives with PIECES OF H ISTORY to highlight some remarkable people whose sotries reveal the rich history of the LGBT communities. Their stories will inspire you.

Every Picture Tells a Story

July 2006 (00:00:00)

This July, IN THE LIFE celebrates its 14th season with "EVERY PICTURE TELLS A STORY." Hosted by IN THE LIFE's original host, political humorist and performer Kate Clinton, this episode revisits the show's groundbreaking history on public television.

Pride in Action

June 2006 (00:00:00)

This June on IN THE LIFE, America's gay and lesbian newsmagazine presents "PRIDE IN ACTION," an episode featuring three remarkable members of the LGBT community?a young medical student, a high school student, and a veteran actor?each of whom is making unique contributions to social activism. Hosted by political humorist and performer Kate Clinton.

Family Ties

May 2006 (00:00:00)

This November on IN THE LIFE, America's gay and lesbian newsmagazine presents "FAMILY TIES," an episode highlighting the rich and complex world of the family. This program is hosted by Emmy® Award-winning talk show host, actress and comedian Rosie O'Donnell.

The Power of Literacy

April 2006 (00:00:00)

This April, IN THE LIFE explores the impact of books from fiction novels to classroom textbooks in "THE POWER OF LITERACY." Hosted by Pulitzer Prize-winning author Michael Cunningham and with special messages from Susan Sarandon, Judith Light, Wilson Cruz and Paris Barclay.

524,000 and Counting

March 2006 (00:00:00)

We are embarking on a quarter century since the first diagnosis of AIDS in America. The lives lost are now reaching over "524,000 and Counting." On this edition of IN THE LIFE, we explore just how far we have come in the war against AIDS. Two-time Emmy® Award-winning actress Sharon Gless (Cagney & Lacey, Queer as Folk) hosts.

The Right to Love

February 2006 (00:00:00)

This February, in honor of Valentine's Day, IN THE LIFE explores THE RIGHT TO LOVE, a return to stories that celebrate love and commitment. Hosted by Tony® Award nominee Charles Busch (The Tale of the Allergist's Wife, Die Mommie Die!), this month's episode highlights ordinary LGBT couples who share memories of when they first met and fell in love. IN THE LIFE also debuts a new segment: Kate Clinton Speaks Out.

The Principles of Youth

January 2006 (00:00:00)

This January on IN THE LIFE, America's gay and lesbian newsmagazine presents "THE PRINCIPLES OF YOUTH," an episode dedicated entirely to stories about LGBT youth. Hosted by Grammy® Award-winning songwriter and performer Ani DiFranco, this month's In the Life gives voice to an often unheard and overlooked population.

Downsizing Stereotypes

December 2005 (00:00:00)

This December, IN THE LIFE takes a look at some remarkable LGBT people who are living outside the workplace closet in "Downsizing Stereotypes." Hosted by Tony Award-winning actor ALAN CUMMING, this episode includes special messages from JUDY SHEPARD, actor SAM BEHRENS, and Democratic National Committee Chairman HOWARD DEAN.

Setting the Record Straight

November 2005 (00:00:00)

This November, IN THE LIFE is "Setting the Record Straight." This hour-long special explores the intersection of LGBT representation, cultural prejudice, censorship, media sensationalism vs. actual news and the big picture implications of it all. Hosted by actor, comedian, and Air America Radio talk show host Janeane Garofalo with PSAs from actor, comedian Rosie O'Donnell and young adult author Alex Sanchez (Rainbow High, Rainbow Boys).

Interviews this month include: Veteran journalist Helen Thomas and former Talon News White House correspondent Jeff Gannon, Court TV and CNN anchor Nancy Grace, Judy Shepard, attorney Sean Maloney, "The Laramie Project" Director Moises Kaufman, Sirius Q Radio Host Romaine Patterson, Media Expert Douglas Rushkoff, the Vermont couple from PBS's "Postcards from Buster: Sugartime" episode Karen Pike and Gillian Pieper, PBS Senior V.P. John F. Wilson, and GLAAD's Media Director Glennda Testone.

Every Picture Tells a Story

October 2005 (00:00:00)

Thirteen years ago, IN THE LIFE hit the public television airwaves, breaking ground as the first-ever lesbian and gay-themed program on public television. This October, In the Life launches its 14th season with the original In the Life host, political humorist and performer Kate Clinton, in "Every Picture Tells a Story."