I have a new YouTube video premiering this weekend about the miniseries Tales of the City, based on the books by Armistead Maupin, and for this week’s episode we’re diving into the Sewers archives to revisit my 2020 interview with Michael — who, like the main character of Tales, moved to San Francisco to discover himself and wound up finding someone he didn’t expect. I recorded this conversation almost exactly five years ago, and a lot has changed for Michael since then — stay tuned at the end of our conversation for an update about his life that Michael just recorded. And like I mentioned, I’ll have a new YouTube video coming about the miniseries Tales of the City, and the Republican scheme in the 90s to use a gay love story to defund PBS. That’s going live this Sunday, October 27, at youtube.com/mattbaume.

The Sewers of Paris

Matt Baume

Becoming a Library Gay (Ep 491 - Tales of the City/Michael)

OCT 24, 202460 MIN
The Sewers of Paris

Becoming a Library Gay (Ep 491 - Tales of the City/Michael)

OCT 24, 202460 MIN

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<p>I have a new YouTube video premiering this weekend about the miniseries <em>Tales of the City</em>, based on the books by Armistead Maupin, and for this week’s episode we’re diving into the <em>Sewers</em> archives to revisit my 2020 interview with Michael — who, like the main character of <em>Tales</em>, moved to San Francisco to discover himself and wound up finding someone he didn’t expect. I recorded this conversation almost exactly five years ago, and a lot has changed for Michael since then — stay tuned at the end of our conversation for an update about his life that Michael just recorded.</p><p>And like I mentioned, I’ll have a new YouTube video coming about the miniseries <em>Tales of the City</em>, and the Republican scheme in the 90s to use a gay love story to defund PBS. That’s going live this Sunday, October 27, at <a href="http://youtube.com/mattbaume">youtube.com/mattbaume</a>.</p>