Cut! Print. Podcast Network Holds 1st Pride Event
Cut! Print. Podcast Network, a queer and women-led network, is holding their first-ever Pride event via Facebook live.
Given the prevalence of violence against the LGBTQIA+ community, it becomes more important to create safe spaces for the expression of their stories. “PRISM: Reign of the CPPN Pride Spaces and Stories” aims to provide a platform that empowers the community to freely exist and to thrive.
The event will be divided into two electrifying nights of conversation and entertainment, June 25 and 26, 7-9pm, starring hosts, guests and performers that highlight the diversity of the rainbow flag and its allies. The first day will present a talk show with Ehlie Quirong-Pole, senior producer and network manager at Cut! Print. Podcast Network, Rona Vicencio, influencer and mental health advocate, Anj Dela Cruz, advocate and Ms. Trans Global Silang Cavite 2021 and Direk Emmanuel “Ojet” Santos, director and founder of OLM Events Gallery—hosted by Brian Bonnie Pequeña from “It’s the Roundtable.”
There will also be exciting musical performances by Julla Lopez and Darwin Navarro and two segments: “Let’s Hear for the Girls” with Inka Magnaye from “Sleeping Pill with Inka” and Pasty Ferrer, podmother and network executive of Cut! Print. Podcast Network. Enjoy a game of Never Have I Ever Pride Edition with It’s the Roundtable’s Brian Bonnie Pequeña, and Kumare Talks’ Owie Ibarra and Jea Silva.
The second day will feature another talk show hosted by Alwyn Manico and Adrian De Guzman from Pop Emergency, with trans beauty content creator Kylie Celebre, PR Director of Castro Communications Janlee Dungca, Tiktok sensation Juntine Luzares and award-winning director, writer, actor and professor Joey Reyes. Expect more amazing musical performances by Eri Lopez and Kimberly Marquez, three segments—“Talking the Bait,” a panel discussion on queer-baiting with Now Open PH hosts, Trisha O’Bannon and Jobim Javier, a “Virtual Milk Tea Date” with boyfriend on demand, Joshua Von Drake and a grand Pop Emergency: Afterparty.
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