Evan Lambert shares how his research on LGBT rights led him to a moving interview and a lovingly gay escape plan.

Evan has a Bachelors in Anthropology from Dartmouth and a Masters in Journalism from Columbia, but he doesn’t like to brag about it. In fact, he doesn’t even act like it. One time he microwaved aluminum foil by accident. That was two days ago.

Now he works as a freelance writer and helps run the Twitter and Instagram accounts for the Push Comedy Theater. He also regularly performs along with members of his comedy troupe Sons of Harold in popular Push shows like Improvageddon and the Too Far Show.

Listen! Evan Lambert’s story…

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