Podcast appearances and mentions of brian poth

Tanya Tassi (she/her) speaks with Brian Poth about her important work in the LGBTQ+ movement. Currently the Senior Director of Policy and Advocacy for CenterLink, Tanya's advocacy and leadership helps community centers stay informed and gives them the tools to mobilize and make lasting change in their communities and the nation. Her former work with seniors at the LA LGBT Center inspires a new generation to step into caring for our aging queer community.To find out more about Tanya, go to tanyatassi.com and be sure to sign up for advocacy alerts from ActionLink, a program of CenterLink.Support the showQueer Goggles is just one of thirty programs and services of The Source LGBT+ Center in Visalia, CA. If you like what you heard today and are interested in supporting this work, go to thesourcelgbt.org/giving to make a donation. Thank you.

Author, artist, and actor Sean Hemeon joins Queer Goggles to share his incredible journey and discuss his upcoming memoir, The Good Little Drug Lord.From navigating life as a gay, Mormon college student to becoming a drug-dealing informant for federal agents, Sean's story is a gripping and cautionary tale of resilience, redemption, and gratitude. In this episode, Sean opens up about his struggles with addiction, the transformative power of recovery, and the hope that fuels his creative and personal life today.To learn more about Sean, his upcoming memoir, his art, and his acting career, visit seanhemeon.com or follow him on social media @sean_hemeon.Support the showQueer Goggles is just one of thirty programs and services of The Source LGBT+ Center in Visalia, CA. If you like what you heard today and are interested in supporting this work, go to thesourcelgbt.org/giving to make a donation. Thank you.

In this episode of Queer Goggles, hosted by Brian Poth, various perspectives converge on the vital importance of passing Proposition 3. The discussion includes insights from Ernesto Cuellar, the Northern California Coalition Manager for Yes on Prop 3, local military veteran Cheri Provancha, and community advocates Terry Stasio and Jim Reeves. Together, they explore efforts to remove discriminatory language from the California Constitution, the historical and ongoing challenges faced by the LGBTQ+ community, and the urgent need to protect and advance marriage equality for all Californians.To find our more about Prop 3 visit yesonprop3ca.comTo view voter guides and other resources go to thesourcelgbt.org/votePFLAGFreson.orgVisalia Pride Lions ClubSupport the show

Join Executive Director, Brian Poth (he/they), and Director of Development and Strategy, Nick Vargas (he/him) for an exclusive interview with Caroline Kingsbury (she/her) before her performance at Pride Visalia on October 12th! This is an amazing opportunity to hear from Caroline as she discusses her music, the landscape of queer art in the industry, the importance of supportive communities, and more.You don't want to miss Caroline's performance, so make sure to get your Pride Visalia tickets! October 12, 11:00AM - 4:00PM, Valley Strong Ballpark, Visalia CA. We'll see you there!Support the show

On this episode of Queer Goggles, host Phae Lockwood (they/them) welcomes Executive Director Brian Poth (he/they) and Director of Development and Strategy Nick Vargas (he/him), co-founders of The Source LGBT+ Center. Earlier in 2024, Brian and Nick were announced as recipients of the esteemed James Irvine Foundation Leadership Award. In this conversation, they share the joy they felt accepting the Award in Sacramento, as well as the immense positive impact the Award has had on The Source LGBT+ Center.Brian and Nick also reveal some exciting details about The Source's biggest annual event, the highly anticipated PRIDE Visalia, including this year's theme, the incredible entertainment offerings, and an art installation the likes of which the Central Valley has never seen.Get tickets to PRIDE VisaliaSupport the show

Happy Holidays from The Source LGBT+ Center! On today's episode, we're introducing our new host of the Queer Goggles Podcast, Phae Lockwood, who will be taking the Queer Goggles ship over in the coming weeks! I know change is hard but we assure you that the podcast rests in capable hands. We are also excited to speak with The Source's Programs Manager, Alix Carranza, The Source's Youth Board President, Giselle, and the Youth Board's Secretary, Nikolas as part of our first panel episode. We will be discussing the LGBTQ+ experience of the Holiday Season, especially for queer youth, ways to cope with the stresses of the holidays, and our favorite queer holiday books and movies. Spoiler alert: a lot of them are not Christmas-themed!Support the show

Kids Inc. Podcast Host, Susan Yeager, continues the Birthday Podcast Conversations with guests, Tom Lynch, Moosie Drier, Jerry Sharell, and Brian Poth!

We finish up our conversation with 4th and 5th season dancer, Brian Poth. In this episode, Brian talks about his post-Kids Inc. career, what sent his Mom over the edge, and what he learned from his time on CSI Miami. He also sends a heart felt message to the Kids Inc. fans.

The conversation with Kids Inc. dancer, Brian Poth, continues! Topics include working with Kimberlee Duncan prior to Kids Inc., how season five was different than season four, how he viewed the MMC cast and how Brian would love to be part of a Kids Inc. reunion. You also get to see footage from Brian singing in 1993!

We continue our conversation with Brian Poth. Brian talks about an accident that left him with stitches and shares some behind the scenes footage from his time on the show. 

On this episode we talk with Lorie Lewis Ham, local mystery writer and author of 6 books. Her latest book One Of Us is the first in a brand new mystery series featuring Fresno's famously queer and vibrant Tower District. For the past 11 years, Lorie has been publishing her online magazine Kings River Life and its sister website KRL News and Reviews. She also launched a mystery podcast called Mysteryrat's Maze featuring short stories and first chapters read by local actors. Lorie is the proud mother of two children and shares her experience as the mother of a transgender child. We want to thank Lorie for her support of The Source LGBT+ Center for the past 5 years. We hope you enjoy the show. Support local artists!!!Support the show (http://paypal.me/thesourcelgbt)

Legendary LGBT+ Civil Rights Activist, Robin Johnston McGehee joins us to talk about activism and civil disobedience. Her story is inspiring and has pushed us to want to do more. Robin has fought for marriage equality, the repeal of Don't Ask Don't Tell, and the rights of LGBT+ people at the local, state, and federal levels. Support the show (http://paypal.me/thesourcelgbt)

Jeffery Robinson is a local legend, LGBT+ Activist, and community leader in Fresno, California. The Source met him when we participated in Fresno Rainbow Pride in 2016. But, did you know Fresno has been having Pride parades and festivals for more than 30 years? Jeffery has been at the center of the queer movement here in the Central Valley for decades. This hour-long episode recounts some of that rich and vibrant history.  If you'd like to know more about Community Link, News Link, Qistory, and It's a Queer Thang... visit and support Fresno Rainbow Pride.Support the show (http://paypal.me/thesourcelgbt)

Priscilla McNamara has been performing for nearly 10 years in and around the Central Valley. On this episode, we talk with Priscilla about her beginnings, Queens of The South Valley, the importance of chosen family, and of course... supporting your local queens. COVID has hit the drag community hard, and we need to support our queens because they have always supported us. Priscilla can be found on all the socials:Facebook @prissymacattackInsta @yowasupchrisillaDon't forget to tip your queens: CashApp $prissymacattackSupport the show (http://paypal.me/thesourcelgbt)

On this episode, we talk with Peter Robertson, a local LGBTQ+ pioneer, advocate, philanthropist, and mentor to The Source about Fresno's rich queer history. He helped establish some of the most beloved LGBTQ+ organizations in the Central Valley: Bulldog Pride, Fresno Rainbow Pride, Reel Pride, and so much more. We hope you can see why we value his dedication, humility, and wisdom. Peter Robertson is our local LGBTQ+ history. To learn more about Peter and to support his causes, visit Fresno State.And to support The Source's programs and services visit thesourcelgbt.orgSupport the show (http://paypal.me/thesourcelgbt)

I interview my friend, Brian Poth. We discuss his life starting out as a child actor and successful adult working actor, overcoming childhood sexual abuse, addiction, loss and learning his true calling and coming out the other side to become a an incredible activist.

On this episode of Queer Goggles, Dean Jackson discusses the Medication-Assisted Treatment (MAT) Project for Opioid Use Disorder and Substance Use Disorder. During this 9 month project, The Source educated our community to reduce stigma and increase awareness for these life-saving treatment options for LGBT+ individuals. We talk with the team at Family Healthcare Network to see how they are addressing the Opioid Crisis, and Noah Deeds shares what The Source is doing to support folks with trauma-informed care. In Tulare County, there were many resources uncovered over the course of this project: Kaweah Delta's MAT Program in Visalia, Exeter, & Lindsay, Family Healthcare Network's MAT Program, and Bright Heart Health, which provides telemedicine for those seeking MAT services and accepts most insurance plans, including Medi-Cal. For more info visit https://www.brighthearthealth.com/ If you or someone you know is struggling with substances, please reach out for help. Recovery is possible. Visit thesourcelgbt.org/recoverySupport the show (http://paypal.me/thesourcelgbt)

Hey, friends! We are so excited to share with you this amazing interview with actor, activist, and producer Wilson Cruz. You probably know him from Star Trek Discovery, My So-Called Life, Party Monster, or his new AppleTV+ docuseries Visible: Out on Television. He's a dear friend of The Source and we talk about the importance of being visible, his work with GLSEN, and staying safe and sane during COVID-19.Recorded March 2020 Support the show (http://paypal.me/thesourcelgbt)

This episode, we catch up with Kathryn Hall, board member of The Source, PFLAG chapter president, pediatrician, and Source librarian. We talk about COVID-19, books, and documentaries. Since the pandemic, The Source has been closed to the public and our staff has been working from home. We host a virtual center online every week and interview special guests. This is one of those interviews. This interview was recorded in April 2020. Some of the information may be out of date.Support the show (http://paypal.me/thesourcelgbt)

Dean Jackson talks about what it's like to access services for people living with HIV in Tulare County. What are the barriers? How have treatments changed? What about prevention methods? Since The Source LGBT+ Center opened in May of 2016, HIV education, prevention, and services have been a top priority. Dean Jackson shares his personal story of how he combats HIV stigma with education and support to those who need it most.Support the show (http://paypal.me/thesourcelgbt)

Meet Nick Vargas and Brian Poth from The Source LGBT+ Center in Visalia, CA. Nick and Brian will discuss their work with San Joaquin Valley Health Fund, Equity on The Mall 2019, Leadership Academy, PrEP, and changing the culture, policy, and systems in rural, conservative Tulare County.Support the show (http://paypal.me/thesourcelgbt)

Israel sits down with The Source LGBT+ Center, co-founder, Brian Poth.  They talk about everything from being an actor in LA, Visalia Over The Edge how center got started.  Keep it here.

On this very special Halloween episode of Fanholes Podcast, the Fanholes interview X-Files actors Jolie Jenkins and Brian Poth! Following the interview with our special guests, the Fanholes discuss the Telltale interactive Video Game, The Walking Dead, as well as the TV pilot remake of The Munsters titled Mockingbird Lane!