Shop Talk focuses first on the shrinking gayborhood: San Francisco’s Castro, New York’s Chelsea, Chicago’s Boystown and others are changing as growing numbers of heterosexual households join or replace gays and lesbians. Then a look back at vintage TV, and why Tim and John are thankful you can still find I Love Lucy airing on cable. Join the conversation at 866-305-6887.

Tim and John welcome Mary Zaller to the show. She is the Director of Development for the ninth Gay Games to be held in Cleveland and Akron Ohio from August 9-16, and oversees all fundraising, including corporate, small business, foundation and individual donations. Mary is a strong advocate for social justice and systemic change, and has worked in the Cleveland LGBT Community for over 12 years.

Has America become post-gay? Author Suzanna Walters argues in The Tolerance Trap: How God, Genes, and Good Intentions are Sabotaging Gay Equality that the gay rights movement has settled for a watered-down goal of tolerance rather than a robust claim to full citizenship, civil rights, and inclusion.

Shop Talk looks at some strategies for getting “unstuck” in life and career. Join the conversation at 866-305-6887.

Merryn Johns is the editor-in-chief of Curve Magazine, America’s best-selling publication for lesbians. Originally from Sydney, Australia, Merryn is based in New York City and travels the world promoting lesbian culture and tourism. She is regularly invited as a panelist, public speaker, and media guest to talk on the topic of LGBT rights, and how to target the lesbian market.

Shop Talk looks at job interview trivia and the ten things you need to know beforehand. Join the conversation at 866-305-6887.

Tim and John kick summer into high gear from the Temptation Sundays pool party at The Luxor Hotel and Casino in fabulous Las Vegas. Director of Marketing for the Luxor Tim Evans joins Carrot Top—the “Best Male Stand-Up Comedian”—along with J.Son of Naked Boy News, and Nevada State Assemblyman James Healey for a poolside party worthy of the 4th of July.

John Browne, CEO of BP from 1995 to 2007, built a reputation as a visionary leader and a master of business efficiency. His 41-year career at BP came to an abrupt halt when he was forced to resign after a British tabloid outed him as a gay man. In his new book The Glass Closet: Why Coming Out is Good Business Lord Browne examines the risks and rewards of coming out in business.

Kyle Young, CFP and Accredited Domestic Partnership Advisor with Wells Fargo Financial Advisors, will be looking at the unique challenges still facing the LGBT community a year after the historic Supreme Court DOMA decision. Join the conversation at 866-305-6887.

New York Times bestseller Martin Yate is the author of Knock Em Dead–The Ultimate Job Search Guide. It is the keystone of a 14 book series, with each book addressing a different aspect of job search and modern career management. Knock ‘em Dead Social Networking: For Job Search and Professional Success is the latest in his series.

The Strip and Beyond catches up with Jim McMichael, Diversity & Cultural Manager with the LVCVA (Las Vegas Convention & Visitor Authority). Year after year, Las Vegas proves to be a favorite among LGBT travelers for good reason. Join the conversation at 866-305-6887.

Machelle Williams has 18 years of experience in the Volkswagen Group, and now leads VW’s Corporate Diversity initiative. Under her leadership VWGoA has been recognized as a Best Place to Work by the Human Rights Campaign achieving a 100% score on the Corporate Equality Index three times since 2008.

Tabatha Coffey has been widely credited for her savvy business expertise, and ability to transform people’s lives and help struggling businesses. In her second book, Own It! Be the Boss of Your Life—at Home and in the Workplace, Coffey is teaching readers that the secret to their success is in taking charge of their own future.

Absolute Value: What Really Influences Customers in the Age of (Nearly) Perfect Information reveals what really influences customers today. Bestselling author Emanuel Rosen exposes how today’s new information environment demands that businesses change everything from communications to market research, and the way they think about customer loyalty.

Are you becoming obsolete at work? Shop Talk looks at strategies for staying relevant in the workplace. Join the conversation at 866-305-6887.