And Now...Back To Our Regularly-Scheduled Programming

Feeling 'Mighty Real' About Mondays

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After weeks of handling personal business, I’m excited to announce I’m back to creating and curating full-time again!

Thank you for your patience and support—I truly appreciate it.

Starting today, video posts will be more consistent—possibly even daily. My goal is at least one video a day, mixing shorter and longer content while exploring new formats and subjects. Expect plenty of photo montages, along with some fresh surprises.

Based on the early responses to yesterday’s poll, a biweekly livestream seems most popular. Every other Saturday morning—say 10am Pacific—since that time seems to work for quite a few people.

And for those who can’t make it live—no worries! A replay will be available.

If you'd like to be a special guest on the livestream, please shoot me an email.
I’ll be happy to add you to the list.

Now it’s time for me to get this workweek party started…

Make it a great day, y’all!
Clint 🌈✌️

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FOR YOUR CONSIDERATION

• Why I'm Okay With Being Banned From TYT (Francesca Fiorentini) 🌈

• To Find Our Voice Is To Find Our Friends (Transfriend)

• New Music, New Adventures 2025 #11 (PalCinema)

• International Transgender Day Of Visibility (Qstack)

• Blank Page Blues (Mr. Troy Ford)

ON THIS DAY = MARCH 31

BIRTHDAYS

• 1596 = René Descartes = French mathematician and philosopher

• 1685 = Johann Sebastian Bach = German composer

• 1732 = Joseph Haydn = Austrian composer

• 1835 = John La Farge = American artist

• 1878 = Jack Johnson = American boxer

• 1885 = Pascin = Bulgarian-American artist

• 1905 = Robert Stevenson = English filmmaker

• 1913 = Etta Baker = African-American singer

• 1918 = Ted Post = American director

• 1924 = Charles Guggenheim = American director and producer

• 1924 = Leo Buscaglia = American author and academic

• 1927 = Cesar Chavez = American labor union leader and activist

• 1927 = William Daniels = American actor

• 1928 = Lefty Frizzell = American singer-songwriter

• 1929 = Bert Fields = American lawyer and author

• 1929 = Liz Claiborne = Belgian-American fashion designer

• 1934 = Richard Chamberlain = American actor 🌈

• 1934 = Shirley Jones = American actress and singer

• 1935 = Herb Alpert = American singer-songwriter, trumpet player, and producer

• 1940 = Barney Frank = American politician 🌈

• 1943 = Christopher Walken = American actor

• 1944 = Camille Cabral = French-Brazilian politician 🌈

• 1945 = Edwin Catmull = American computer scientist and animator

• 1948 = Al Gore = American soldier and politician

• 1948 = Rhea Perlman = American actor

• 1963 = Paul Mercurio = Australian actor and dancer

• 1965 = William McNamara = American actor and producer

• 1971 = Ewan McGregor = Scottish actor

• 1972 = Andrew Bowen = American actor, producer, and screenwriter

• 1972 = Evan Williams = American co-founder of Twitter and Pyra Labs

• 1984 = Jack Antonoff = American singer-songwriter and producer

EVENTS

• 1889 = The Eiffel Tower is officially opened.

• 1930 = The Motion Picture Production Code is instituted, imposing strict guidelines on the treatment of sex, crime, religion and violence in film, in the US, for the next thirty-eight years.

• 1951 = Remington Rand delivers the first UNIVAC I to the US Census Bureau.

• 1959 = The 14th Dalai Lama is granted political asylum in India.

• 1989 = Heathers is released in theaters.

• 1998 = Netscape releases Mozilla source code under an open source license.

• 1999 = The Matrix is released in theaters.

• 2000 = Boys Don’t Cry and High Fidelity are released in theaters.

HOLIDAYS + OBSERVANCES

• Cesar Chavez Day

• International Transgender Day of Visibility

• World Backup Day

PORTRAIT + QUOTES OF THE DAY

Happy Birthday + RIP, Mr. Chamberlain

“I've learned, I think, to be able to distinguish between the necessary and the unnecessary as far as my limited outside time is concerned. Saying 'no' politely is a necessity if one wants to lead any kind of stable life.”
Richard Chamberlain

“I pattern my actions and life after what I want. No two people are alike. You might admire attributes in others, but use these only as a guide in improving yourself in your own unique way. I don't go for carbon copies. Individualism is sacred!”
Richard Chamberlain

NEW + FEATURED ON SUBSTACK

• COLLIDE PRESS Live #1 (Replay)

• Love + Lust #1 (NSFW)

• Moments In Monochrome #1 (NSFW)

• Substack = NSFW + Pioneers + Pride + SFW

LINKS
Bluesky + Ko-Fi + Linktree + YouTube

SHOP
Art Prints + Merch + Pride
On Amazon + On Threadless