

Queer Memoirs
2026-01-28 · Runtime unavailable · Not rated
An anthology series following the misadventures of Queer 20-somethings navigating adulthood all connected via the hot new app Queer Memoirs, while getting unsolicited advice from @GayJesus.
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- Creators
- Taja Copeland, Darien Woodard
- Production companies
- 10:01 Media Collective, Scribe Video Center, Big Picture Alliance
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- Ended
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