Podcast appearances and mentions of cecily alexandria

A photo album found in a trash heap inspired memories of Cecily Alexandria’s grandfather, a WWII veteran, and the home her grandparents shared. The album offers a glimpse into the lives of multiple black soldiers, during duty and after their return to civilian life. Yet, none of the men in the album are identified. No names, no recent addresses, no next of kin. What work does it take to be remembered? And how do we avoid being forgotten when faced with the shroud of bigotry?

Listen to this week's episode...if you dare. Are you brave enough to hear about Cecily's great new album (I Love You...I Hope I Don't Die, available now!) and also cartwheels? There's only one way to find out. --- Send in a voice message: https://podcasters.spotify.com/pod/show/feelfeelings/message

There's a lot in the world to feel disillusioned about. Cecily Alexandria is here to help us make sense of it all. --- This episode is sponsored by · Anchor: The easiest way to make a podcast. https://anchor.fm/app --- Send in a voice message: https://anchor.fm/feelfeelings/message

Comedian Cecily Alexandria joins Jesse to discuss the Book of Leviticus! Discussion includes: Women are filthy. Blood Libel. Why you shouldn't eat eagles. The passage against homosexuality. And the importance of washing your damn hands. Go to CecilyAlexandria.com and check out her book "Vagina Strong"!

This week MG is saving a seat for her guest, Cecily Alexandria, a Philly local comedian and producer. Having only spoken through Instagram and email, you’ll listen in on their first ever “face-to-face” conversation! They discuss Cecily’s events that have gone virtual, and their current binge-worthy TV show suggestions.  In this episode, MG and Cecily highlight the importance of comedy and entertainment over this past year. Being able to reach a broader audience through virtual events actually helped build a larger platform for Cecily’s shows, “I Promise This is Funny” her comedy show, and “Truth Tellers,” a show Cecily created to amplify the voices of people of color. Cecily Alexandria is a Black woman of many talents. Producer, actor, writer, friend, auntie, wedding officiant, human person, and even more. Among the top comma descriptions is comedian. She has appeared in many comedy festivals, podcasts, and has even written a book (Vagina Strong). If you’re looking for a smart, informed, and funny human you’ve found her right here.Connect with Cecily on Instagram, Facebook, and Linkedin.Connect with MG on Instagram and Facebook, too!Follow BTV on Instagram and Facebook for all updates and releases.A byVesta Production.

Cecily Alexandria joins us to recall what it was like growing up with cool brothers. With host Steve Roney, and panelists Eoin O'Shea, Jessie Preisendorfer, & Kevin Regan. ***** Check out Cecily's show Truth Tellers on Thursday February 25th! https://www.crowdcast.io/e/truthtellersadventure

Cecily Alexandria's stand up comedy has a traditional feel with a bite. She has a truthful delivery mixed with sarcasm and a side of delight. Cecily has performed on many showcases and festivals throughout the country including She Makes Me Laugh (NYC), Oak City Comedy Festival (Raleigh), and NW Black Comedy Festival (Portland). Cecily is also an author and accomplished essay writer. Cecily is a comedian currently out of Philly.  Along with standup, her abilities include storytelling, acting, writing and producing.  She has also performed in Las Vegas, Chicago, Florida, Rhode Island, New Jersey, Albany, New York City and Philly to name more than a few. Check out her latest book, "Vigina Strong" on Amazon  www.cecilyalexandria.com twitter.com/cecilythegreat www.instagram.com/cecilythegreat --- This episode is sponsored by · Anchor: The easiest way to make a podcast. https://anchor.fm/app

Ibrahim Khalif, Ishmael Gaynor (29:25), and Cecily Alexandria (48:33) all stopped by for wings and great conversation at the 2019 Oak City Comedy Festival. We had a lot of different wings but lemon pepper was the clear favorite.

In Episode 3, you'll meet Cecily Alexandria (author, comedian, storyteller, and human person) whose struggle to reconcile her inner desires with her strict Christian upbringing led her to rethink her ideals. After entering her thirties as a virgin, Cecily embarked on a quest to “lose her virginity.” Then, she wrote a book about it. Join us in this episode as she speaks openly about her experiences. You'll receive valuable insights about letting go of shame, practicing kindness, and being brave enough to explore the uncomfortable. This is a story about laughing through life’s ups and downs. Helpful links: https://www.daralyselyons.com www.amazon.com/shop/daralyselyons https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=3FvpG539ScY&feature=youtu.be Show sponsors: Just Strong - https://www.juststrong.com Coupon Code:Daralyse10 Guest contact: https://www.cecilyalexandria.com/

Kat and Rachel welcome special guest Cecily Alexandria! We talk a LOT about cancel culture and what the purpose should be, the constant trials of #metoo, and how it never ends, recent controversies and old ones that have resurfaced as brand new. Can you cancel someone who has been dead for a decade? We urge you to bring it up with your grandparents for full perspective. Enjoy!Follow Cecily on Twitter and IG @Cecilythegreat and  www.cecilyalexandria.com for updates on where you can see her perform nextBuy Cecily's book Vagina Strong: Faith, Sex and Life Through The Journey of a Virgin Support the show (https://www.buzzsprout.com/?referrer_id=133295)

Cecily Chapman had a prom night she wanted to forget. So she did. Until a decade later when she shared it with a room full of strangers at a live storytelling show. The Chapman Family is Cecily Alexandria Chapman, Ruth Chapman, and Khalil Chapman. Cecily is the author of Vagina Strong: Faith, sex and life through the journey of a virgin. (Amazon) Rashomon is produced and hosted by Hillary Rea. You can learn more about the show on our website: http://rashomonpodcast.com. Please say hello on Twitter and Instagram. Music in this episode by Jahzzar, and Ryan Cullinane (courtesy of the Free Music Archive). Thank you to Thom Lessner for our amazing podcast art. Help us make podcasting a sustainable art by supporting Rashomon on Patreon.

This week I'm back with comedian and author, Cecily Alexandria as we discuss "cuffing season" and her new book, Vagina Strong: Faith, sex and life through the journey of a virgin.