President Donald Trump signed executive orders proclaiming that the US government will recognize only two sexes, male and female. He also signed an executive order taking steps to end gender-affirming medical treatments for children and teenagers. Diana Montford, a politician and transgender activist discusses with Carmella Cann the new executive orders.

Carmella Cann and Pamela Love on the street of Greenwich Village doing random interviews about Valentines Day; the celebration of love and affection.

Tony Award® nominated actor, playwright, and cabaret performer Charles Busch sits down for a theatrical interview with Carmella Cann. He has had a career that has spanned almost five decades as a Leading Lady on stage, film, and television. Talking about recently being inducted into the Theater Hall of Fame, his best known play is The Tale of the Allergist's Wife, which was a success on Broadway. He wrote and starred in the film versions of his plays, Psycho Beach Party and Die Mommie Die, the latter of which won him the Best Performance Award at the Sundance Film Festival. He is a two-time MAC Award winner and Bistro Award honoree, and has performed his cabaret act in many cities including San Francisco, Los Angeles, Chicago, New Orleans, Philadelphia, London, Paris, Barcelona and New York. In winter of 2016, his show The Lady at the Mic premiered at Jazz at Lincoln Center’s American Songbook series. He is a drag icon and much much more.

Billboard Recording Music Artist Lovari and Josie, a transgender counselor join Carmella Cann as they discuss the decline in public confidence around bias and reliability of major media sources today. Lovari speaks out and shares his deep experience of being bullied by the media. There has been much public criticism that many media sources are biased, and both Josie and Lovari talk about the media polarization and how right and left-leaning media insisting they are neutral, but are they?

Playwright Jean Bergantini Grillo helps Carmella Cann make super easy homemade holiday eggnog and give ten holiday gift suggestions. Holidays can make everyone a little crazy, but it's easier to relax when you're sitting with a nice chilled glass of homemade eggnog.

The holidays can bring much joy...Carmella Cann discusses Hanukkah: an 8-day Jewish festival that celebrates the rededication of the Holy Temple in Jerusalem, Christmas: a popular secular holiday with religious roots in Christianity that celebrates the birth of Jesus Christ, the son of God, and Kwanzaa: a week-long celebration that honors African heritage in African-American culture. Carmella has a conversation on the true meaning and celebration of the winter holidays with Reverend Dr. Katrina Foster, Bruce Patcher, and Yomi Ajaiyeoba.

Carmella Cann learns how to cook and make two versions of Fun Dip from friend Albert. After they have a one to one conversation about dating and relationships.

David Warren, Democratic district leader joins Carmella Cann to discuss how this election comes down to the battle ground states and which candidate will win the electoral college. David and Carmella also discuss the proposal, formerly known as the New York Equal Rights Amendment, will be on the ballot in November. Proposal 1 will keep New Yorkers — not politicians — in charge of our personal decisions and will enshrine equal rights into our state constitution.