Suzi Nash

3 days ago | epgn.com | Suzi Nash

Glenn Sykes is a lifelong resident of the Philadelphia area and has been a long-time supporter of LGBTQ+ organizations in Philadelphia, including the AIDS Information Network and the William Way LGBT Community Center. Glenn and his partner, Dirk Allen (of BVilicious fame), have been donors to the LGBT Elder Initiative out of a desire to support successful aging within our LGBTQ+ communities.

1 week ago | epgn.com | Suzi Nash

“Renaissance man,” or someone with wide interests and is expert in several areas, is a term thrown around a lot but one that definitely describes this week’s Portrait, Bob Skiba. Since 2006, Skiba has been the curator at the William Way LGBT Community Center‘s John J. Wilcox, Jr. Archives. Skiba is or has been a teacher, historian, LGBTQ+ scholar, author, tour guide, dancer, lecturer, choreographer and more. Some responses from this conversation have been edited for length or clarity.

2 weeks ago | epgn.com | Suzi Nash

Yoojin Park is a Philly-based Korean-American drag king and licensed social worker. Park, who goes by the Drag King name Eugene Rideher Betta, was recently crowned Mr. Trans Pennsylvania 2025. The talented performer has been hosting events and wowing crowds across the East Coast but took time out to chat with me about dreams and aspirations. Some responses have been edited for length or clarity. You’re originally from Colorado. Is that correct? Tell me a little bit about growing up there. I am, yeah.

3 weeks ago | epgn.com | Suzi Nash

I love behind the scenes gossip. I enjoy “Making Of” features. I don’t care if it’s the making of door knobs, I find it all fascinating. So as a movie buff, I especially love learning about the machinations and shenanigans that go into making films. This week’s Portrait, Padraic Maroney, shares that passion.

1 month ago | epgn.com | Suzi Nash

Back in April, I interviewed Bee Knight and Melissa Hamilton from the Leeway Foundation. It was originally intended to run as one column, but our conversation was so rich and engaging that I had to break it into two.