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About Us: ITL on Logo

From 2006 to 2008, the gay cable network Logo aired encore presentations of IN THE LIFE, bringing our programming to a new audience. The exclusive two-year partnership brought 20 hours of IN THE LIFE programming from our 2000-2004 seasons to 22 million households nationwide. Every day we hear from new viewers that discovered us on Logo.

[Our cable company] just switched to Comcast and we discovered Logo. We love your show and have been recording through our Digital Video Recorder all your shows! We've been so behind in Houston!!! - Renee

I couldn't sleep, so I was surfing through the [Cable] On Demand menus and came across IN THE LIFE. I only wished I knew about your show a whole lot sooner! Thank you so much for providing such a great opportunity to highlight and celebrate our community! - Michelle

Encore episodes of IN THE LIFE that aired on Logo, include:

Building Safe Havens

This episode features topics including reports on gays and lesbians in the military, lesbian art in America, domestic violence within the queer community, the "Common Threads" Youth Empowerment Program where straight and gay youth focus on increasing safety and respect in their schools and communities, and photographer John Dugdale.

Vital Discoveries

This episode features topics including the murder of 16 year old transgender Native American Fred Martinez, Jr., openly gay truckers Karl Warren and Tom Walker, The Griot Circle, an organization of elder queer people of color, and local LGBT events in Dallas, Texas, Alamogordo, New Mexico, and New York City.

Comfort in Crisis

This episode features topics including how 9/11 has affected three gay and lesbian domestic partners, the work of writer and director Mois?s Kaufman and members of his Tectonic Theater Project who created The Laramie Project, and a profile of Project 10, the nation's first public school program dedicated to providing onsite educational support to LGBT youth.

God & Hollywood

This episode features topics including the growing number of gay Muslims who are coming to terms with their sexuality and religion, the Michael Callen-Audre Lorde Community Health Center, the work of lesbian photographer JEB, the work of Olivia Records which documents lesbian ideas and identity in the 1970s, and a profile of Alan Ball, the Academy Award winning screenwriter of American Beauty and creator of "Six Feet Under."

Stealing Home

This episode hosted by writer E. Lynn Harris features topics including local queer organizations in New York City, the lesbian pulp fiction underworld of the 1950s, the struggle for anti-discrimination laws in Maine, the "gay gentrification" trend, and a gay team of middle aged athletes competing in the race Eco-Challenge.

The Hidden Agenda

This episode hosted by Alan Cumming features topics including the efforts of conservative Christians to take over public school boards across the country, how topics like homosexuality, AIDS prevention, and gender identity are treated in literature, the coordinated attack on the funding of several HIV/AIDS organizations and researchers, the conflict over young adult books containing LGBT characters, and the career of folk musician Catie Curtis.