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Michael Kearns reads the poem "White."

Michael Kearns discusses the similarities of the COVID pandemic and the HIV/AIDS pandemic, and how pandemics affect the homeless.

Michael Kearns, Hollywood's first openly gay actor, celebrates National Coming Out Day and his 50th anniversary of being out, with a conversation about coming out with a cause.

Michael Kearns, the first openly gay actor in Hollywood, expands on life, loving one another, what he learned during the pandemic, and some suggestions on overcoming the languishing state of mind.

“Who’s Afraid of Michael Kearns” reading by JoNell Kennedy at stories bookstore coming up on 9/22/21.

Michael gives short lessons and mentors people about being the gift you are to others.

JoNell Kennedy interviews Michael Kearns after the “Who’s Afraid of Michael Kearns” reading at Stories bookstore.

Michael Mentors EP 4: Ready for your HIV/AIDS Vaccine?

Michael Mentors EP 9: Mission, Not Glory

Benedict Cumberbatch said he had to get in touch with his “feminine side” to play the gay role of Phil Burbank in “Power of the Dog.” Let’s explore that.

Welcome to a new series of lectures, discussions, wisdom, and thoughts on a wide variety of subjects.

Author Michael Kearns discusses prison (literal and metaphorical) and invites you to his upcoming livestream production "Released, Not Free" presented by Skylight Live on skylighttheatre.org.

In 1976 I had afternoon tea with Mae West at the Ravenswood where she lived. (Originally recorded for Library Girl on April 14, 2021.)

In this episode, Michael talks about the stresses of the holiday season and how to truly give the best gift of all. 

MIchael Mentors ep 6: The intersection of homelessness and HIV