On a recent episode of “We Live in Color,” host Deaunte Damper welcomed community organizer, builder, and healer, Akoth Ombaka, to discuss the intersection of Blackness and the immigrant experience.

“We Live In Color” host Deaunte Damper recently stopped by McCaw Hall for Seattle Opera’s production “Fellow Travelers,” an operatic romance that delves deep into queer love and resilience during the 1950s Lavender Scare. During his visit, Damper met with “Fellow Travelers” lead performers Jarrett Ott and Colin Aikins, and director Kevin Newbury.

On a recent episode of “We Live in Color,” host Deaunte Damper welcomed Dr. Tiffany M. Johnson to explore her extensive journey as an author, community leader, and tireless advocate for youth development.

On a recent episode of “We Live In Color,” Rami El Gharib, a community healer and restorative justice advocate, sat down with host Deaunte Damper to discuss elevating justice systems to support marginalized voices and crime survivors. 

On the season premiere of “We Live in Color,” community organizer Monisha Harrell joined host Deaunte Damper to share insights into her career as Seattle's first Black, lesbian Senior Deputy Mayor and a fierce advocate for LGBTQ+ rights in Washington State. 

“We Live In Color” returns for Season 4 this Thursday. This year, we're taking our mission to the next level with the Seattle Gay News (SGN) Community Brief. In partnership with Seattle Gay News, one of the country's longest-running LGBTQIA+ publications, “We Live In Color” is set to make a greater impact and forge more meaningful community connections than ever before.

Dominique Stephens, an influential leader and drag king in Seattle joined host Deaunte Damper in July on “We Live In Color” to discuss her artistic and emotional journey, her perspective on activism, and the strength she draws from her identity and mother. Stephens, who Damper called a part of the compass of his heart and leadership, has been a sought-after guest since the show's first season.

In an interview earlier this year on "We Live in Color,” host Deaunte Damper talked with the CEO of Tea With T LLC Amari Leach, who shared his journey from overcoming personal struggles to becoming a passionate advocate for youth and the LGBTQIA+ community.

In an episode of "We Live in Color” in June 2025, host Deaunte Damper welcomed back Koach Giggz, an Emmy-award-winning choreographer, for a candid conversation about major life changes, artistic achievements, and the necessity of community.

Micaiah “Pluto” Jeffrey, a Seattle-born dancer and choreographer, joined host Deaunte Damper for a special Pride edition of “We Live In Color” last June to discuss their journey in self-discovery and creating community. Jeffrey shared about finding his niche at a young age, his artistic endeavors, and impactful advocacy work.  

In a compelling episode of "We Live in Color” earlier this year, host Deaunte Damper sat down with DeiMarlon Scisney, also known as D the Data Guy, a self-described data expert helping communities and businesses harness the power of data. The conversation delved into the importance of data strategy for small businesses, the impact of data on community issues, and the role of artificial intelligence in today's landscape.

With Black artistic brilliance on full display, the finale of We Live In Color Season 3 airs this Thursday, October 30. Hosted and executive produced by Deaunte Damper, the final episode captured the essence of A Space Inside, a transformative arts studio and open-mic night that recently closed its brick-and-mortar in Downtown Seattle. 

In a candid and inspiring conversation on "We Live in Color," Kiesha Free, formerly known as Kiesha Garrison, shared her transformative journey of personal liberation, intentional community building, and why "Black media matters." Her story is one of reclaiming identity, fostering connection, and creating spaces where Black life can thrive in the Puget Sound.

A recent episode of "We Live In Color" on Converge Media was nothing short of powerful and insightful, featuring host Deaunte Damper in conversation with the incredible Lee Angelo Jones, also known as King Leo. This episode was a deep dive into identity, community support, and the vibrant world of drag kings.

Deaunte Damper’s 40th birthday celebration at Acts on Stage in White Center  was a heartfelt event filled with love and appreciation from his community, including his "Converge family" and "BUILD 206 brothers."

A recent "We Live In Color" episode on Converge Media featured an engaging discussion between host Deaunte Damper and the vibrant artist  Deeanthony. Their conversation explored music, identity, community, and the importance of living genuinely.

In the latest episode of "We Live in Color," host Deaunte Damper sits down with the incredibly talented artist, author, and dancer, Luther Hughes. This episode is a powerful exploration of identity, vulnerability, and the transformative power of art.

In a recent episode of "We Live In Color," host Deaunte Damper sat down with the remarkable Reverend Dr. Renee McCoy for an insightful and deeply moving conversation. This wasn't just an interview; it was a journey through history, activism, resilience, and the unwavering power of community.

With immense pride and passion, Deaunte Damper is kicking off the third season of his show “We Live In Color” on Thursday, April 17. The new season will highlight incredible authors, activists, and leaders of the Black LGBTQ+ community with a focus on policy, justice, and access. 

The Day with Trae sits with Converge’s very own Deaunte Damper as he shares what he is looking forward to in 2025, and insights for his show We Live In Color. Deaunte admitted the host's chair was a "whole different ball game" and expressed newfound respect for Trae's role. The two shared a laughs and smiles in their first interview of 2025