In 2003, following a Supreme Court case, Newsweek featured a lesbian couple on its cover asking, "Is Gay Marriage Next?" This inspired a young, closeted woman to come out. Two decades later, in a post-Roe era, she tracks down that lesbian couple and wonders: Is gay marriage the next to go?

In the early 1990s, at the height of the AIDS crisis, a new type of business emerged that brought hope to thousands of destitute, terminally ill people. These “viatical settlement” companies bought sick people’s life insurance policies, providing quick cash and a chance to live and die with dignity. It became a billion-dollar industry.

After Zooey Zephyr was expelled from the Montana House of Representatives for defending transgender medical care, she adopted a nearby bench as her Capitol office. This act of political resistance and persistence has become a moving symbol of trans and queer joy.

In the heart of Arkansas, Tippi is a beloved teacher, and Barb is a prosecuting attorney. They have a good life together rooted in love and community. But their quiet happiness is shattered on their wedding day when a phone call signals the end of Tippi’s teaching career. They refuse to stay silent, and with love and courage they stand against injustice.

In this powerful story about self-discovery, advocacy, and connection, five gay men journey down Utah's Green River on a rafting trip centered around friendship, joy and song.