Podcast appearances and mentions of brett trapp

B.T. Harman (formerly Brett Trapp) is one of those amazing people who so generously agreed to hop on my podcast, even though we’d never met. But the truth is I FELT like I knew B.T. because of his incredible vulnerability in sharing his journey. I am in awe of him, think he’s adorable and so creative and brave and … he is showing us again and again how to live with courage and vulnerability.    This is such an important part of our journey, and I can’t wait for you to hear more from B.T., and remind ourselves to embrace vulnerability.

Your host, Will, interviews B.T. Harman, formally Brett Trapp, out of Cabbagetown, Atlanta, GA about B.T.'s perspective on coming out, dealing with sexuality, and how to have better conversations about homosexuality and same-sex attraction no matter where one stands on the topic. Long-form interview. Background track credit: Audiobinger, Free Music Archive

This 4th episode in our For the Love of Podcasts series speaks to the powerful way podcasts can affect change. In fact, we’ve seen podcasts start important conversations and transport us to moments in history we’d have never encountered otherwise. Jen talks to a few of her podcaster friends who are bringing the heat to their spaces: The Red Couch Podcast’s Jason Petty (aka rapper Propaganda) and his wife, Dr. Alma Zaragoza-Petty, and Catlick’s BT Harman (Brett Trapp!). First, Prop and Alma give us a deep dive into the world of the Red Couch, where they empower the experiences of people in non-majority culture who may not have conventional degrees, but can school us on politics and economics all the same (because everybody comes up against money and power, no matter where they live). Prop and Alma invite folks in majority culture to spend time in a space that’s not designed for them—because experience breeds empathy. In the second half of the show, we catch up with BT Harman, who was on the show last spring when we still called him Brett Trapp. Today we learn about the podcast BT’s been working on for four years: a true-crime story filled with complicated Southern history reaching back across centuries that he unearthed right in his own backyard: Atlanta’s Cabbagetown neighborhood. These storytellers encourage every generation to retell the hard stories, and to make room for voices from the margins to move to the center of the discussion.

If you drive down Heathrow Drive in Florence, Alabama, you’ll eventually arrive at Shoals Christian School, my high school alma mater. Out front there’s a flagpole encircled by twenty-six stone pavers that are the color of sand. Each one is engraved with the name of a student from the school’s first graduating class, the class of 2000. One of those names is “Brett Trapp.” That used to be me. Words by B.T. Harman Read by B.T. Harman Original Theme Music by Kyle Carpenter & Wilder Adkins Read this story and many more at goodgritmag.com & use the promo code LISTEN to get $10 off your subscription.

BT and Brett were "late bloomers" in the dating game. BT and Brett grew up knowing they were attracted to the same sex at a very young age. However, coming from a conservative Christian background, they believed their whole life that they would never have the opportunity to be married. On this episode, they share their journey to swiping right on each other (on Tinder) to where they are now. You might know BT as Brett Trapp from Blue Babies Pink both a written series and podcast on his southern coming out story. Since releasing this series, he has had 1 million downloads to date. Since then he swiped right on his now Husband, Brett. Yes, they had the same first name, when they got married BT decided to change his name and to take on his husband's last name, Harman. Currently, BT is a Freelance Creative Strategist, and Brett is a producer at CNN. This episode they dive into navigating the online dating world for the first time in their adult life and their journey to finding each other. Links https://btharman.com/about https://www.instagram.com/bt_harman/ https://bluebabiespink.com htpps://loveintently.com/blog/online-dating-sucks-until-it-doesnt-with-brett-bt-harman Link to shownotes: htpps://loveintently.com/blog/online-dating-sucks-until-it-doesnt-with-brett-bt-harman

Meet Brett, Producer at CNN, and B.T. Harman, creator of Blue Babies Pink. As our journey continues, this episode takes a slightly different and important perspective from newlyweds and thought leaders in the LGBTQ community. We learned some incredible advice for any parent who has a gay child. They talk about selflessness being the most important attribute in making marriage work. They challenged us with their thoughtfulness and we hope you will open your heart to learning from them as well. Welcome to the Love or Work Podcast, hosted by Andre Shinabarger (Physician Assistant, Grady Hospital) and Jeff Shinabarger (Social Entrepreneur and Founder of Plywood People). They are asking the question: Is it possible to change the world, stay in love and raise a healthy family? 100 interviews where Jeff and Andre learn from other working families in the journey of marriage, purpose, and parenting. Website: www.loveorwork.com Instagram: www.instagram.com/loveorwork Learn more about B.T. and Brett: https://www.bluebabiespink.com/ https://btharman.com/ https://mailchi.mp/c61a195a08e4/the54321 Love or Work is a project of Plywood People. Plywood is a non-profit in Atlanta leading a community of start-ups doing good. www.plywoodpeople.com

Special guest B.T. Harman shares his southern coming out story with the VL tribe.

It’s the final episode in the “For the Love of Exploring Our Faith” series, and you guys begged to hear from this week’s guest. Not that we blame you—we love him, too! Brett Trapp is a marketing consultant and storyteller who lives in Atlanta’s Cabbagetown neighborhood. The son of a Southern Baptist preacher from small-town Alabama, for more than a decade Brett kept a journal on being Christian and being gay. One morning in 2016, Brett hopped on Facebook and began sharing the story he had been writing privately for so long. In his forty-four-part series, Blue Babies Pink, Brett recounts his journey of growing up, coming out, and reconciling his faith. It’s equal parts whimsical, harrowing, hilarious, and wise.

Brett Trapp, author of the Blue Babies Pink blog and podcast, joins me. His podcast was one of my top recommendations for last year. Brett has a gift of storytelling and his podcast was just that. It is a story of growing up gay and Christian in the south. Brett joins me around the table to tell his story. The conversation isn’t a theological debate. It isn’t question of whether its right or wrong. It’s simply his story. What I’ve noticed in my life is that when we hear someone’s story, empathy follows. Sponsors: FabFitFun - Check out FABFITFUN.com and use the code “SS” so you can save $10 off your first box, making it only $39.99. What did you enjoy about this episode? What was your takeaway. Let's continue the conversation  on Instagram or Twitter or you can send me an email here.  Thank you for following along life with me. I love being apart of your day. And as always, I hope this show helps you survive a little easier.

At the end of 2017, Sorta Awesome co-host Kelly named Blue Babies Pink - Brett Trapp's story of growing up gay and Christian in the South - as her Awesome of the Year. Today, we are honored to welcome Brett to Sorta Awesome! Join Meg and Kelly in this conversation with Brett about how we can all show up in excellent ways when it comes to coming out conversations. You won't want to miss Brett's wisdom, humor, and candor!Special thanks to our sponsors:RX BAR for kids: 100% whole food nutrition that tastes delicious! Get 25% off your first order by going to rxbar.com/awesome and use promo code awesomeMagic: 24/7 personal assistant support at your fingertips. Go to getmagic.com/AWESOME and your first request is free!CBS All-access The Good Fight: Hurry to CBS.com/AWESOME for your FREE trial of CBS AllAccess and get caught up now on The Good FightLOLA: Go to mylola.com/awesome and enter code AWESOME40 at checkout for 40% off your first subscriptionVisit sortaawesomeshow.com for show notes on this and every episode.You can find Meg on Facebook, Twitter, or InstagramFind Kelly on her blog, Twitter, Facebook, and InstagramFind Brett at Blue Babies Pink, Twitter, Facebook, and Instagram

In this episode, former Executive Vice President of Client Experience Brett Trapp shares with Booster Nation seven ways to strengthen our school partners. 

Being a leader it can be easy to feel like you have to be “something”, but what do you do when there feels like there’s a dichotomy between who you are supposed to be and who you know you are?Can you face and compassionately lead someone with seemingly very different values than your own? Whether those values are generational I.E. Boomer Vs Millennial or for that matter what if they were faith based values?Some would say it’s impossible to lead without having to suppress parts of yourself… But what if being all of who you are, even the contradictory parts could actually make you a better leader, would you do it? find out what happens when you embrace all of who you are in leadership.Our guest on this episode is… Brett Trapp.Brett Trapp is a consultant, writer, and speaker.He was previously Vice President of Client Experience for the Booster-thon Fun Run an innovative school fundraising company based out of Atlanta.For over a decade, Brett was a key player in helping Booster raise more than $150 million for American schools.Within Booster, Brett Trapp led a team of creative’s that developed high-end character and leadership content for more than 1.3 million students annually.In late 2016, Brett launched “Blue Babies Pink” a 44-episode journey through faith, sexuality shame, loneliness, singleness, and emotional health. More on Brett Trapp: http://bluebabiespink.comMore on Leadership Speaker-Consultant Dov Baron: http://FullMontyLeadership.com See acast.com/privacy for privacy and opt-out information.

I chat with Brett Trapp of Blue Babies Pink about sharing such a vulnerable story on the internet, and what it's like to try and build bridges between Christians and the LGBT community. You can read Brett's story at www.bluebabiespink.com or find him @bretttrap on Twitter. Intro/Theme music: "The Better" Will Hollifield // www.williamhollifield.com Logo: Ben Farnham // www.benfarnham.com

Brett Trapp, a pastor's kid from small-town Alabama, told his story of coming out in the Christian community on his blog "Blue Babies Pink." He talks to us about the author's who inspired him, the ideas he's exploring, and how he honors the people he writes for and about.

While growing up, from what I remember Homosexuality and Christianity mixed as well as oil and water. This was a similar situation for Brett growing up. He was heart broken when he realized that he was attracted to men, a struggled alone with it for many years all while seeking God in the situation. Brett and I discuss growing up as a preachers son, coming to his friends and family and deciding to write a blog chronicling his journey through it all.   His blog is called Blue Babies Pink Twitter @BrettTrapp   If you want to reach me on twitter @allenrjr or our website www.theraysin.com

Brett Trapp of the online memoir/story/audio story Blue Babies Pink is a writer, speaker and marketing consultant whose story took my heart by storm this past spring. Brett's "Southern coming out story" has been described as the "Netflix of blogs" - and is the epitome of Brené Brown's "excruciating vulnerability." He risked a lot to tell his true story. And it's awesome. So I was thrilled to get him on the show to talk about what it really means to tell his own true story with so much grace - and to embrace not only the need for us as speakers and leaders to speak with vulnerability, but the power of that embracing as well.

We loved getting to talk to Brett Trapp for a while! Brett is a friend of ours, but he is also one of the best communicators you'll ever meet or listen to! During the podcast we talked about his story, what it's like to be gay in the church, and then everything from healing prayer to the 3 ways most people approach the gay issue. You can find out more about his story at www.bluebabiespink.com or the audio story at www.bbpaudiostory.com.   **************************************** Credits: Music: Marco Randazzo Graphics: Ashley Evans Hosts: Chris Randazzo & Taylor Hendrick Special thanks to my wife, Jodi Randazzo, for the incredible dinner she made for all of us before the show... the true highlight of the evening. Thanks Jodi! 

Our #hotpods of the week: Taylor: Freakanomics, "Are We in a Mattress-Store Bubble?" Mark: Snap Judgment, "One in a Million" Chris: Blue Babies Pink by Brett Trapp, "Not Perfect, But Extremely Rare" - this NEW podcast topped the charts in March as top 50 worldwide, and #1 for "religion/spirituality".  Deep Dive: Malcolm Gladwell's Revisionist History There is so much we love about this podcast. Gladwell's voice. His edge. His storytelling. It is currently ranked 16th on iTunes for all podcasts! Gladwell is a best-selling author and incredible thinker. We don't always agree with him, but we always love his courageous opinions, his persuasive and poetic storytelling, and his podcast! http://revisionisthistory.com/ Revisionist History on iTunes   Credits: Hosts: Mark Casper, Taylor Hendrick, and Chris Randazzo Production: Chris Randazzo Song: Phantogram, "Don't Move" Made Possible By: our wives: Laura, Martie, & Jodi! Thanks for all your support!

Blue Babies Pink is a 44-part Southern coming out story, written by Brett Trapp, a former citizen of the corporate world turned writer, speaker, and social entrepreneur. This episode, Kevin and Brett drink whiskey while talking about the project, the ups and downs of it, what coming out in the south is like, the unique story that we are all telling, and what's next in the life of this every interesting human. This is a fun one, y'all. You're gonna love this story. ... You can connect with Brett on Instagram and Twitter @BrettTrapp, and you can read his entire story over on BlueBabiesPink.com. And if you don't want to read, BBP will be released very soon in an audio version on the BBP Podcast! Check that out wherever you listen to your podcasts. Brett Trapp will be on his Bookless Tour Jan 22-Feb 1 and you can find out all the details, cities and dates at BlueBabiesPink.com/booklesstour. ... To learn more about how you can become a partner and supporter of A Tiny Revolution and the stories we are telling here, go to Patreon.com/theKevinGarcia … The song you heard after the interview was “If a Song Could be President” by Over The Rhine, off their album, “The Trumpet Child.” Check them out at www.overtherhine.com Support this podcast at — https://redcircle.com/a-tiny-revolution/donations --- Support this podcast: https://anchor.fm/tinyrevolution/support Learn more about your ad choices. Visit megaphone.fm/adchoices

The dudes are joined by their insightful pal Brett Trapp to discuss a southern hospitality, Amazon candle shopping sprees and try cold-pressed organic juice.