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In the GLAAD nominated series, "It's OK to Ask Questions," NBC Chicago's Matthew Rodrigues showcases open and honest conversations with trailblazers in the queer community, offering a dialogue where no topic is off limits.
2023
RuPaul's Drag Race winner Shea Couleé chats with Matthew Rodrigues about music, growing up in Chicago and art being politicized.
The first non-binary doctor on Grey's Anatomy, E.R. Fightmaster has been a trailblazer in Hollywood.
Selena Gomez, Justin Bieber, Britney Spears, Dan Reynolds, Lady Gaga and so many more have worked alongside songwriter Justin Tranter to create some of the most popular pop songs of the last decade.
When the likes of Barack Obama, Beyonce and Madonna buy your art you know you're doing something incredible. Nick Cave is one of the most prominent and respected artists in the world.
Intense convo with Intersex advocate Pidgeon Pagonis will open eyes to the obstacles intersex people face every day; viewers will walk away being inspired by what one person can overcome.
2025
Poet Andrea Gibson on battling cancer.
Kai Potts talks identity and heritage.
Tig Notaro talks love, family and success.
Shaye Scott and wife Amanda, share their love story.
2024
Jojo Siwa chats with Matt Rodrigues about her journey from child star to proud queer trailblazer and shares her coming out story, overcoming hate and her plans to start a family.
Gabbi Tuft sits down with Matt Rodrigues and shares her transformation from being a hyper-masculine WWE Star to becoming a transgender woman inspiring millions on TikTok.
Rosie O'Donnell chats with Matt Rodrigues about her coming out journey and the lessons she has learned from navigating her child's own non-binary journey.
Author, educator and TikToker Cody Daigle-Orians opens up to Matt Rodrigues about their asexual journey and effort to inform others about an often forgotten part of the LGBTQIA+ community.
Artist, writer & performer Chella Man redefines identity. Matt Rodrigues engages in a raw chat exploring their non-binary journey; through art and advocacy.
Content creator Zoya Biglary explores her life as a proud gay, Persian woman and shares her struggles on coming out and being the first in her community to do so.
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