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What does it mean to be truly yourself- when the world around you says not to be? Here with us is Garrett Glaser, a respected journalist who spent three decades in front of the camera and made history as the first local TV news correspondent to come out on air. His new memoir, FAIRYBOY, gives us a rare and honest look at what it was like to grow up gay in New York City before the Stonewall riots. It’s a coming-of-age story, a media story, and a powerful reminder of how visibility can change lives.
From celebrity interviews and breaking news to personal milestones and cultural shifts, Garrett has seen it all. He’s sharing what it means to live openly, speak honestly, and stay true to himself every step of the way. So if you’re interested in stories of courage, identity, and what it takes to make history- you won’t want to miss this interview.
