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Stephen Walker

Stephen Walker is a distinguished on-air correspondent and journalist for Advocate Channel, bringing his extensive experience and insightful perspectives to viewers around the world. Based in New York, London, and Los Angeles, Stephen has built a reputation for entertaining, informative, and thought-provoking reporting. Before joining Advocate Channel, Stephen honed his skills at BBC world wide where he contributed to their international education efforts and developed a keen understanding of the media landscape.

Now, Stephen hosts a variety of programs on Advocate Channel, including "Cover to Cover," a show that delves into the rich history of Out and The Advocate by exploring some of their most iconic and memorable covers. Through engaging interviews and captivating storytelling, Stephen brings to life the cultural, social, and political significance of these covers and the stories they represent.

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Stephen Walker

Dylan Mulvaney surprises LGBTQ+ young adults at Provincetown fundraiser

The transgender actress and influencer made an unexpected appearance at a fundraising event for Summer of Sass, an organization that gives LGBTQ+ young adults the chance to live and work in the queer resort town.

Jewel's Catch One was 'open to everyone' in an era of Black queer exclusion

Director C. Fitz reflects on the impact of the Black queer nightlife icon Jewel Thais-Williams, whose groundbreaking Los Angeles club became a sanctuary, cultural institution, and lifeline during the AIDS crisis.

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Stephen Walker

Dylan Mulvaney surprises LGBTQ+ young adults at Provincetown fundraiser

The transgender actress and influencer made an unexpected appearance at a fundraising event for Summer of Sass, an organization that gives LGBTQ+ young adults the chance to live and work in the queer resort town.

Jewel's Catch One was 'open to everyone' in an era of Black queer exclusion

Director C. Fitz reflects on the impact of the Black queer nightlife icon Jewel Thais-Williams, whose groundbreaking Los Angeles club became a sanctuary, cultural institution, and lifeline during the AIDS crisis.