Podcast appearances and mentions of heather mae

Friday, Acoustic Brew at Summerhill Brewing, a Mary Gilliland book signing and poetry reading at the Grayhaven Motel, the Notorious Stringbusters at Hopshire Farm Brewery, London McDaniel at the Antlers, and Eilen Jewell at Center for the Arts in Homer. Saturday a St. Jude’s Breakfast Fundraiser at the Ithaca Moose Lodge, an estate planning workshop at the Cornell Law School, one last week of the indoor Ithaca Farmers Market at Triphammer Marketplace, an Easter Egg Hunt at the McLean Community Church, and Saturday evening, Ghost Train at the Owego VFW, the Highroad at Summerhill Brewing, Burns and Kristy Trio at the First Baptist Church, and Heather Mae at the Smith Opera House in Geneva. Sunday, a Breakfast Buffet fundraiser at the McLean Fire Department, Charlie Young midday at Brookton’s Market, an Irish Session hosted by Six Mile Craic at 4 at Liquid State Brewing, and the Yardbirds at Center for the Arts in Homer. Tuesday, a Femme Frequencies early show at Deep Dive followed by the Slackers with the Operators. Wednesday, Jazz Night at Brookton's Market, Wednesday open mic night at the Nocturnal Cafe, formerly Sacred Root, and the Canaan Jam Session at the Canaan Institute.  Thursday, an Artist Alley [...]

"Pride 365" is the podcast from Free Moms Hugs, which empowers the world to celebrate the LGBTQIA+ community through visibility, education, and conversation. Season Two is here! Its focus: "Out for Equality." With Coming Out Day on October 11 and an historic election fast approaching, we felt it was important to speak to LGBTQ+ folks about their coming out stories -- and to hear devoted allies describe their journeys to not just supporting the LGBTQ+ community but fighting boldly for their equality. Episode 04: Kathy Baldock, prominent educator at the intersection of church and the LGBTQIA+ community. Learn more at https://canyonwalkerconnections.com/ The "Pride 365: Out for Equality" podcast is produced by Good Faith Media for Free Mom Hugs. Hosts: Sara Cunningham (she/her) and Katrina Kalb (she/her) of Free Mom Hugs. Executive producers: Karrie Fletcher (she/her) of Free Mom Hugs and Mitch Randall (he/him) of Good Faith Media. Producer and editor: Cliff Vaughn (he/him) of Good Faith Media. Music: Pond5. Theme Song: "Stand Up" by Heather Mae @heathermaemusic heathermaemusic.com Anyone needing help may reach out to TheTrevorProject.org or may call or text the Suicide and Crisis Lifeline at 988. Listen to the “Pride 365” podcast on Megaphone, Spotify, Apple, Audible and other platforms. Learn more: FreeMomHugs.org GoodFaithMedia.org Released October 24, 2024.

"Pride 365" is the podcast from Free Moms Hugs, which empowers the world to celebrate the LGBTQIA+ community through visibility, education, and conversation. Season Two is here! Its focus: "Out for Equality." With Coming Out Day on October 11 and an historic election fast approaching, we felt it was important to speak to LGBTQ+ folks about their coming out stories -- and to hear devoted allies describe their journeys to not just supporting the LGBTQ+ community but fighting boldly for their equality. Episode 03: John Pavlovitz, who is an author, pastor, activist and storyteller. Learn more at https://johnpavlovitz.com/ The "Pride 365: Out for Equality" podcast is produced by Good Faith Media for Free Mom Hugs. Hosts: Sara Cunningham (she/her) and Katrina Kalb (she/her) of Free Mom Hugs. Executive producers: Karrie Fletcher (she/her) of Free Mom Hugs and Mitch Randall (he/him) of Good Faith Media. Producer and editor: Cliff Vaughn (he/him) of Good Faith Media. Music: Pond5. Theme Song: "Stand Up" by Heather Mae @heathermaemusic heathermaemusic.com Anyone needing help may reach out to TheTrevorProject.org or may call or text the Suicide and Crisis Lifeline at 988. Listen to the “Pride 365” podcast on Megaphone, Spotify, Apple, Audible and other platforms. Learn more: FreeMomHugs.org GoodFaithMedia.org Released October 17, 2024.

"Pride 365" is the podcast from Free Moms Hugs, which empowers the world to celebrate the LGBTQIA+ community through visibility, education, and conversation. Season Two is here! Its focus: "Out for Equality." With Coming Out Day on October 11 and an historic election fast approaching, we felt it was important to speak to LGBTQ+ folks about their coming out stories -- and to hear devoted allies describe their journeys to not just supporting the LGBTQ+ community but fighting boldly for their equality. Episode 02: Jennifer Knapp, Grammy-nominated singer-songwriter. Her albums include "Kansas," "Lay It Down" and "Letting Go." Learn more at https://jenniferknapp.com/ The "Pride 365: Out for Equality" podcast is produced by Good Faith Media for Free Mom Hugs. Hosts: Sara Cunningham (she/her) and Katrina Kalb (she/her) of Free Mom Hugs. Executive producers: Karrie Fletcher (she/her) of Free Mom Hugs and Mitch Randall (he/him) of Good Faith Media. Producer and editor: Cliff Vaughn (he/him) of Good Faith Media. Music: Pond5. Theme Song: "Stand Up" by Heather Mae @heathermaemusic heathermaemusic.com This episode also includes a portion of the song "Fallen" (2010), written and performed by Jennifer Knapp and appearing on her album "Letting Go." Anyone needing help may reach out to TheTrevorProject.org or may call or text the Suicide and Crisis Lifeline at 988. Listen to the “Pride 365” podcast on Megaphone, Spotify, Apple, Audible and other platforms. Learn more: FreeMomHugs.org GoodFaithMedia.org Released October 10, 2024.

"Pride 365" is the podcast from Free Moms Hugs, which empowers the world to celebrate the LGBTQIA+ community through visibility, education, and conversation. Season Two is here! Its focus: "Out for Equality." With Coming Out Day on October 11 and an historic election fast approaching, we felt it was important to speak to LGBTQ+ folks about their coming out stories -- and to hear devoted allies describe their journeys to not just supporting the LGBTQ+ community but fighting boldly for their equality. Episode 01: Matthew Paul Turner, #1 New York Times best-selling author. His books include "When God Made You" and "When I Pray for You." Learn more at https://matthewpaulturner.com/ The "Pride 365: Out for Equality" podcast is produced by Good Faith Media for Free Mom Hugs. Hosts: Sara Cunningham (she/her) and Katrina Kalb (she/her) of Free Mom Hugs. Executive producers: Karrie Fletcher (she/her) of Free Mom Hugs and Mitch Randall (he/him) of Good Faith Media. Producer and editor: Cliff Vaughn (he/him) of Good Faith Media. Music: Pond5. Theme Song: "Stand Up" by Heather Mae @heathermaemusic heathermaemusic.com Anyone needing help may reach out to TheTrevorProject.org or may call or text the Suicide and Crisis Lifeline at 988. Listen to the “Pride 365” podcast on Megaphone, Spotify, Apple, Audible and other platforms. Learn more: FreeMomHugs.org GoodFaithMedia.org Released October 3, 2024.

"Pride 365" is the podcast from Free Moms Hugs, which empowers the world to celebrate the LGBTQIA+ community through visibility, education, and conversation. Season Two is here! Its focus: "Out for Equality." With Coming Out Day on October 11 and an historic election fast approaching, we felt it was important to speak to LGBTQ+ folks about their coming out stories -- and to hear devoted allies describe their journeys to not just supporting the LGBTQ+ community but fighting boldly for their equality. New episodes will drop on Thursdays in October 2024. Guests will include Matthew Paul Turner, Jennifer Knapp, John Pavlovitz and Kathy Baldock. The "Pride 365: Out for Equality" podcast is produced by Good Faith Media for Free Mom Hugs. Hosts: Sara Cunningham (she/her) and Katrina Kalb (she/her) of Free Mom Hugs. Executive producers: Karrie Fletcher (she/her) of Free Mom Hugs and Mitch Randall (he/him) of Good Faith Media. Producer and editor: Cliff Vaughn (he/him) of Good Faith Media. Music: Pond5. Theme Song: "Stand Up" by Heather Mae @heathermaemusic heathermaemusic.com Anyone needing help may reach out to TheTrevorProject.org or may call or text the Suicide and Crisis Lifeline at 988. Listen to the “Pride 365” podcast on Megaphone, Spotify, Apple, Audible and other platforms. Learn more: FreeMomHugs.org

Near-death experience guest 1092 is Heather Mae, who due to blood clots that stopped her heart had a near death experience and crossed over into the abyss. In this video we talk about more of her NDE and her ET encounters. Part 1 https://youtu.be/uoibg5cQOpA Heather's Contacts info@heathermae.ca https://www.instagram.com/got_insight/ CONTACT: Email: jeff@jeffmarapodcast.com WEBSITE www.jeffmarapodcast.com SOCIALS: Instagram: https://www.instagram.com/jeffmarapodcast/ Facebook: https://www.facebook.com/jeffmarapodcast/ Twitter: https://www.twitter.com/jeffmaraP/ JeffMara does not endorse any of his guests' products or services. The opinions of the guests may or may not reflect the opinions of the host. --- Support this podcast: https://podcasters.spotify.com/pod/show/jeffrey-s-reynolds/support

Near-death experience guest 1086 is Heather Mae, who due to blood clots that stopped her heart had a near death experience and crossed over into the abyss. Heather's Contacts info@heathermae.ca https://www.instagram.com/got_insight/ CONTACT: Email: jeff@jeffmarapodcast.com WEBSITE www.jeffmarapodcast.com SOCIALS: Instagram: https://www.instagram.com/jeffmarapodcast/ Facebook: https://www.facebook.com/jeffmarapodcast/ Twitter: https://www.twitter.com/jeffmaraP/ JeffMara does not endorse any of his guests' products or services. The opinions of the guests may or may not reflect the opinions of the host. --- Support this podcast: https://podcasters.spotify.com/pod/show/jeffrey-s-reynolds/support

In episode #49, experience Heather Mae's journey through death, including her visit to the Crystal City in heaven. Learn the profound lessons she brought back about human connection and our true purpose.

The "Pride 365" podcast from Free Mom Hugs releases during Pride Month 2024 but asks listeners to celebrate the community 365 days a year. The podcast's subtitle comes from something Chasten Buttigieg said at the Free Mom Hugs Love Revolution Conference in 2023. When someone asked Buttigieg what Free Mom Hugs really was, he replied, "It's a group of moms keeping queer kids alive." The first season of the podcast focuses on "mothers of the movement" -- that is, women who have been critical to the success of Free Mom Hugs and how it makes a positive difference for LGBTQIA+ individuals. Episode 04: Cristina Olivetti, a writer, parenting coach, activist and leader of workshops on gender education. The "Pride 365: Keeping Queer Kids Alive" podcast is produced by Good Faith Media for Free Mom Hugs. Hosts: Sara Cunningham (she/her) and Katrina Kalb (she/her) of Free Mom Hugs. Executive producers: Karrie Fletcher (she/her) of Free Mom Hugs and Mitch Randall (he/him) of Good Faith Media. Producer and editor: Cliff Vaughn (he/him) of Good Faith Media. Music: Pond5. Theme Song: "Stand Up" by Heather Mae @heathermaemusic heathermaemusic.com Anyone needing help may reach out to TheTrevorProject.org or may call or text the Suicide and Crisis Lifeline at 988. Listen to the “Pride 365” podcast on Megaphone, Spotify, Apple, Audible and other platforms. Learn more: FreeMomHugs.org GoodFaithMedia.org Released June 26, 2024.

The "Pride 365" podcast from Free Mom Hugs releases during Pride Month 2024 but asks listeners to celebrate the community 365 days a year. The podcast's subtitle comes from something Chasten Buttigieg said at the Free Mom Hugs Love Revolution Conference in 2023. When someone asked Buttigieg what Free Mom Hugs really was, he replied, "It's a group of moms keeping queer kids alive." The first season of the podcast focuses on "mothers of the movement" -- that is, women who have been critical to the success of Free Mom Hugs and how it makes a positive difference for LGBTQIA+ individuals. Episode 03: Liz Dyer, a writer, speaker, activist and founder of the Mama Bears organization. Watch the cast of "Schitt's Creek" respond to the thank-you letter from Dyer's organization: https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=phEqzWkj4MQ The "Pride 365: Keeping Queer Kids Alive" podcast is produced by Good Faith Media for Free Mom Hugs. Hosts: Sara Cunningham (she/her) and Katrina Kalb (she/her) of Free Mom Hugs. Executive producers: Karrie Fletcher (she/her) of Free Mom Hugs and Mitch Randall (he/him) of Good Faith Media. Producer and editor: Cliff Vaughn (he/him) of Good Faith Media. Music: Pond5. Theme Song: "Stand Up" by Heather Mae @heathermaemusic heathermaemusic.com Anyone needing help may reach out to TheTrevorProject.org or may call or text the Suicide and Crisis Lifeline at 988. Listen to the “Pride 365” podcast on Megaphone, Spotify, Apple, Audible and other platforms. Learn more: FreeMomHugs.org GoodFaithMedia.org Released June 19, 2024.

The "Pride 365" podcast from Free Mom Hugs releases during Pride Month 2024 but asks listeners to celebrate the community 365 days a year. The podcast's subtitle comes from something Chasten Buttigieg said at the Free Mom Hugs Love Revolution Conference in 2023. When someone asked Buttigieg what Free Mom Hugs really was, he replied, "It's a group of moms keeping queer kids alive." The first season of the podcast focuses on "mothers of the movement" -- that is, women who have been critical to the success of Free Mom Hugs and how it makes a positive difference for LGBTQIA+ individuals. Episode 02: Kay Holladay, a member of the PFLAG National Board of Directors and a co-founder of PFLAG's Norman, Oklahoma, chapter. The "Pride 365: Keeping Queer Kids Alive" podcast is produced by Good Faith Media for Free Mom Hugs. Hosts: Sara Cunningham (she/her) and Katrina Kalb (she/her) of Free Mom Hugs. Executive producers: Karrie Fletcher (she/her) of Free Mom Hugs and Mitch Randall (he/him) of Good Faith Media. Producer and editor: Cliff Vaughn (he/him) of Good Faith Media. Music: Pond5. Theme Song: "Stand Up" by Heather Mae @heathermaemusic heathermaemusic.com Anyone needing help may reach out to TheTrevorProject.org or may call or text the Suicide and Crisis Lifeline at 988. Listen to the “Pride 365” podcast on Megaphone, Spotify, Apple, Audible and other platforms. Learn more: FreeMomHugs.org GoodFaithMedia.org Released June 12, 2024.

OH, HELLO, EVERYBODY! The pod is coming out (wink!) of hiatus for Pride Month, and we're kicking things off in a big way with Nashville singer/activist Heather Mae! Heather recently dropped her new single "Kissing Girls," which is not only a "super-queer bisexual Pride mega pop song" but also serves as a reclaiming of her own coming out story. Mercilessly bullied for her weight throughout childhood, Heather's only solace used to be the music videos she would run home to watch every day after school. But when she started attending Sunday school in the fourth grade...the bullying stopped. As a result, Heather became deeply invested in both the Church and the purity movement, and although all of her early kisses and pseudo-relationships were with girls, she truly never believed that they "counted." Heather shares how isolating with her partners during lockdown and re-examining those early experiences (not to mention learning about comp het for the first time!) made her want to write a song that captured "the sonic embodiment of queer joy and liberation." It's a beautiful, celebratory episode and the perfect way to start off Pride!Follow Heather on Instagram, TikTok, and Twitter at @heathermaemusic, and check out her website at heathermae.net and her YouTube channel at youtube.com/heathermae, where you can watch the official music video for "Kissing Girls." "Kissing Girls" is streaming everywhere, so go listen and add it to your Pride playlists!

The "Pride 365" podcast from Free Mom Hugs releases during Pride Month 2024 but asks listeners to celebrate the community 365 days a year. The podcast's subtitle comes from something Chasten Buttigieg said at the Free Mom Hugs Love Revolution Conference in 2023. When someone asked Buttigieg what Free Mom Hugs really was, he replied, "It's a group of moms keeping queer kids alive." The first season of the podcast focuses on "mothers of the movement" -- that is, women who have been critical to the success of Free Mom Hugs and how it makes a positive difference for LGBTQIA+ individuals. Episode 01: Sara Cunningham (she/her), Free Mom Hugs founder; and Katrina Kalb (she/her), Free Mom Hugs program director and social media manager The "Pride 365: Keeping Queer Kids Alive" podcast is produced by Good Faith Media for Free Mom Hugs. Hosts: Sara Cunningham (she/her) and Katrina Kalb (she/her) of Free Mom Hugs. Executive producers: Karrie Fletcher (she/her) of Free Mom Hugs and Mitch Randall (he/him) of Good Faith Media. Producer and editor: Cliff Vaughn (he/him) of Good Faith Media. Music: Pond5. Theme Song: "Stand Up" by Heather Mae @heathermaemusic heathermaemusic.com Anyone needing help may reach out to TheTrevorProject.org or may call or text the Suicide and Crisis Lifeline at 988. Listen to the “Pride 365” podcast on Megaphone, Spotify, Apple, Audible and other platforms. Learn more: FreeMomHugs.org GoodFaithMedia.org Released June 5, 2024.

Mitch and Missy Randall of Good Faith Media preview the new podcast from Free Mom Hugs, which drops June 5. The "Pride 365: Keeping Queer Kids Alive" podcast releases during Pride Month 2024 but asks listeners to celebrate the community 365 days a year. The podcast's subtitle comes from something Chasten Buttigieg said at the Free Mom Hugs Love Revolution Conference in 2023. When someone asked Buttigieg what Free Mom Hugs really was, he replied, "It's a group of moms keeping queer kids alive." The first season of the podcast focuses on "mothers of the movement" -- that is, women who have been critical to the success of Free Mom Hugs and how it makes a positive difference for LGBTQIA+ individuals. The "Pride 365: Keeping Queer Kids Alive" podcast is produced by Good Faith Media for Free Mom Hugs. Hosts: Sara Cunningham (she/her) and Katrina Kalb (she/her) of Free Mom Hugs. Executive producers: Karrie Fletcher (she/her) of Free Mom Hugs and Mitch Randall (he/him) of Good Faith Media. Producer and editor: Cliff Vaughn (he/him) of Good Faith Media. Music: Pond5. Theme Song: "Stand Up" by Heather Mae @heathermaemusic heathermaemusic.com Anyone needing help may reach out to TheTrevorProject.org or may call or text the Suicide and Crisis Lifeline at 988. Listen to the “Pride 365” podcast on Megaphone, Spotify, Apple, Audible and other platforms. Learn more: FreeMomHugs.org

Eli Conley is an indie folk singer-songwriter, teaching artist, and activist based on Miwok and Nisenan land (Sacramento, California). He makes music for queer and trans folks, justice seekers, and anyone who doesn't fit easily in a box. Eli's voice is tender and heartfelt, with melodies and that can leave you teary-eyed yet hopeful. As a queer transgender man from the South, his songs tell stories that aren't always reflected in roots music.  Eli founded Queer Country West Coast, a regular series featuring LGBTQ+ blues, folk, and country artists in California. He has opened for Carsie Blanton, Heather Mae, and Grammy-winner Kimya Dawson, and been featured in the Huffington Post and the Advocate.  Eli's third album Searching for What's True is coming in July 2023. Themes of uncertainty, ache, and loss come up again and again on this record. The songs are drawn from the concrete and immediate details of daily life: a stuffed animal clutched in a child's arms, a colorful sunset after a forest fire, a confederate statue toppling to the ground.  Searching for What's True is Eli's first release since being diagnosed with a serious repetitive stress injury that forced him to stop playing music for many months. After wrist surgery and careful rehab, he came back to songwriting with a renewed sense of purpose. On the album's first single "Making Something New" he describes the work of an artist as "finding beauty in the wreckage / making meaning of the grief / when we tell our stories true we find release." His deep belief in the transformative power of creativity stems not only from his own experiences, but his many years leading singing and songwriting classes for queer and transgender people and allies. https://www.eliconley.com/ Support the showTwitter: GenderStoriesInstagram: GenderStoriesHosted by Alex IantaffiMusic by Maxwell von RavenLogo by Lior Effinger-Weintraub

This week 4-14-23 at 6:00 PM EST TIME! New cases to review from viewers? The FBI continues to ask for tips in connection to the disappearance of Michigan mother-of-8, Heather Mae Kelly, whose blood was found inside her abandoned vehicle in December. The Kalamazoo County Sheriff's Office provided an update Tuesday after the FBI said there is “evidence to suggest” 35-year-old Kelley is a homicide victim. Her family reportedly said that her boyfriend is a person of interest but he's not been named as a suspect in her disappearance. He's currently being held on a charge unrelated to the case and is scheduled for jail release on April 26. As CrimeOnline previously reported, Kelley was last seen in the Comstock Township area on December 10, 2022, a day before her cousin found her car abandoned and set on fire. Investigators said her blood was found inside the vehicle and police found some of her clothing nearby. Kelley's boyfriend was reportedly finishing up sentencing at a halfway house in Kalamazoo at the time she disappeared. Kelley's cousin told police that the halfway house, located at  537 Chicago Ave., is a few miles from where she found Kelley's car. The cousin also saw a red pickup truck speeding away from the area the moment after she arrived, adding that she arrived shortly after someone set Kelley's car on fire. Police said on Tuesday that there is evidence that places a person of interest with Kelley before her disappearance, but declined to provide the person's name. There is currently more than one person being investigated, the sheriff added. “We know that it's likely somebody helped with the burning of the vehicle and the possible destruction of other evidence. And so that person is also a person, or people are also a focus of this investigation,” the sheriff said during the press statement. Court documents indicate that the boyfriend was serving the sentence for a murder-for-hire plot cocaine distribution charge, Wood TV reports. DNA is currently being processed in the case, the sheriff added. “Anyone with information is asked to call the Kalamazoo County Sheriff's Office at (269) 383-8748 or the Portage Department of Public Safety at (269) 329-4567,” the FBI said. “You may also contact your local FBI office, the nearest American Embassy or Consulate, or you can submit a tip online at tips.fbi.gov.” The crimes most commonly include murder; about 40 percent focus on tales of serial killers. 1 2] True crime comes in many forms, such as books, films, podcasts, and television shows. Many works in this genre recount high-profile, sensational crimes such as the JonBenet Ramsey killing, the O. J. Simpson murder case, and the Pamela Smart murder, while others are devoted to more obscure slayings. True crime works can impact the crimes they cover and the audience who consumes it. [3] The genre is often criticized for being insensitive to the victims and their families and is described by some as trash culture. [4] Not us, we want to look at things at a different view, what if? What actually happened? Did that actually happen the way they say? What is not being released? Was there a cover up? Mishandling of evidence? We look at every angle we can. No false promises or false hopes. We look at the facts. Not only that, we have a team of advisors that we bring in blindly and they give their professional testimony or experiences on what they gather or get from their abilities. Are we right? Do we have pieces of the puzzle to help local authorities? We don't know, but people do know, someone knows out there the actual story we cover. --- Send in a voice message: https://podcasters.spotify.com/pod/show/grizzly-onthehunt/message Support this podcast: https://podcasters.spotify.com/pod/show/grizzly-onthehunt/support

S1E4: Today we look at a letter from someone who's hoping to spice up their sex life in a way that helps them explore their gender and sexuality as a queer non-binary person! We were lucky enough to be able to talk to alt-pop icon and queer, fat, poly activist Heather Mae about her song “In My Head,” (also featuring Crys Matthews) which tackles communication, letting go of shame, and more!Do you have a predicament? Submit it to the show!For a full-spectrum advice experience listen to the accompanying DB: S1E4 Playlist, hand-selected songs to pertain to this letter writer's predicament!If you enjoyed this episode, consider becoming a member of my Patreon page to gain access to the special extended version of our conversation! In addition to extended episodes of each episode, other member perks include a monthly playlist to accompany each episode's theme, access to a monthly songwriter accountability community zoom, and exclusive demos of my original music! To learn more visit www.patreon.com/sadiebgzReferences:Come As You Are, by Emily Nagoski

- Heather has an "online fan club on Patreon - Big Loud Love Club - that gathers for virtual workshops, classes, concerts, and community events "that help my amazing humans stay connected in a time of so much disconnection." - Heather is launching a Kickstarter soon to raise funds for two new albums, both of which are going to be made entirely by women. Head to heathermaemusic.com to keep up with that and all things Heather Mae. And don't forget to follow Heather on Instagram: @heathermaemusic- To contact the National Domestic Violence hotline, dial 800-799-7233 or text START to 88788. Chat with someone in real time at www.thehotline.org and get connected with help and resources. You are not alone.- Heather's song pairing for this episode: "Fight the Power," by Public Enemy- Grace's song pairing for this episode: “Highwayman” by The Highwaymen (Johnny Cash, Waylon Jennings, Kris Kristofferson and Willie Nelson).- Heather's featured song is "Warrior," from her 2019 Glimmer album.Corrections:No corrections?? Is that a first?

We start this episode with taxes! Tax code is complicated and the fiscal impact of the McGirt decision on the State tax collection is also complicated. Dawn Carter has the story on how tribal tax exemptions are impacting state funded programs. We continue discussing Native American Nations in our next story. Allison Herrera tells us about the traumatic experiences of Indian Boarding schools, painfully brought to light in a one of a kind event in Anadarko. The testimonies are putting former boarders firmly on the road to healing. Next we revisit local nurses and new data on the long-term effects of COVID, specifically on the health of Black people-- which is significant. A lack of mental health services and patient advocates are just some of the real concerns across North Tulsa and similar communities. Nick Alexandrov has the story. Juddie Williams has our next story: Freedom of speech is a constitutional right that still requires protection so that people can express their political views as fully as possible. Williams brings us a story about two organizations whose sole purpose is to protect our civil liberties. Listen in as queer farmers find community through an event called Queer Farmer Convergence. Catherine Wheeler shares just how important it is to be seen, heard, and challenged by your peers. It's hard not to recognize that Black people and their contributions have touched every part of Oklahoma and Claremore is no exception. From Olympians to sucessful business men, Claremore has a long history of Black excellence that is now being showcased in the Black History exhibit at the Claremore Museum of History. Carlos Moreno brings us the details. We end with an audio diary from musicians who recently performed at the Woody Guthrie Center. Crys Matthews and her wife Heather Mae graced the stage, singing songs from each of their prestigious careers, love songs they wrote for each other, and each debuting a new song for what the couple called a small but mighty audience. As the crew broke down the stage, Matthews took some time to speak about being on the road again playing music. She is a rising star in the folk music world, winning the Lincoln Center New Music competition in 2017, and recent awards at the Northeast Regional Folk Alliance, and the International Folk Music Awards. A preacher's kid from small town North Carolina, Matthews talked about the themes in her music of love, faith, civil rights, and social justice. Focus: Black Oklahoma is produced in partnership with KOSU Radio, Tulsa Artist Fellowship, and Tri-City Collective. Additional support is provided by the George Kaiser Family Foundation and the Charles and Lynn Schusterman Family Philanthropies. Our theme music is by Moffett Music. Focus: Black Oklahoma's executive producers are Quraysh Ali Lansana and Bracken Klar. Our producers are Nick Alexandrov and Vanessa Gaona. Our production interns Perla Mauricio, Torren Doss, and Smriti Iyengar.

Mariah has filled her life with meaningful friendships. In fact, she bought a house with her best friend and is helping to raise her friend's kid. Now she's starting to think about what role a romantic relationship might have in her life, and she's getting nervous. She knows a romantic partner would take up space in her life, space she doesn't really have right now. If she wants a romantic partner, what would she have to give up? And would it be worth it? With help from the songs Into the Unknown from Frozen 2 and You are My Favorite by Heather Mae, Mariah and Vanessa explore the risks of seeking something new. See acast.com/privacy for privacy and opt-out information.

Join us for an amazing conversation on how music heals. What it is like to traverse living in a world as a plus-sized femme and ssocial activism in her first album Enough. She then tackles mental divergency in her second album glimmer and is currently working on a third album where she discusses consent.. Please note this might be a difficult conversation for some to listen to. Heather is a role model for blowing up stories on how to live and create your own story. Lastly, she discussed living with her partners in a queer polyamorous relationship to find out more about her please go to: https://www.heathermaemusic.com/ https://www.patreon.com/heathermae Learn more about your ad choices. Visit megaphone.fm/adchoices

Abstinence. It's a topic rarely talked about and a lifestyle that is often judged. This topic is tackled with returned guest, at this point she's part of the fam, Heather Mae and as always transparency is the mission. The ladies share their thoughts as well as personal stories on living an abstinent life. Follow us on all social media platforms. Facebook: She Laughs Podcast, @shelaughspodcast Follow the #troublesometwosome @iamkristalcharmaine @sheistanishaj Find our guest Hey Heather Mae, @heyheathermae Have topics, questions, or prayer requests? Email us at shelaughspodcast@gmail.com Be sure to share, rate, and review! --- 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/shelaughs/message Support this podcast: https://anchor.fm/shelaughs/support

Celebrate FolkPod's first ever Pride Month episode with the inspiring Crys Matthews! In a family filled with fantastic singers, Crys thinks she probably wouldn't win the family talent competition, but we disagree. Growing up in the South as a Black, lesbian, daughter of a preacher in the '90s was a tumultuous journey, but Crys tells Cheryl and our listeners that those difficult times helped shape who she is today. From writing early college tunes about romance to her transition to composing social justice songs, Matthews seeks to change the world in profound ways through love. Maybe that's why she's been called “the next Woody Guthrie.” Find out about Crys' theories of “pandemic perks,” including the chance to collaborate with Heather Mae. Plus, a previously unrecorded song played live, exclusively for FolkPod!

Grab a cup of something tasty (like a coffee or a cocktail) and get ready to get inspired while feeling like you're chatting with your new queer, fat, femme, singer-songwriter, mental health writer, bff, Heather Mae. Sarah's long time friend joins the show on this episode to chat all things social media and how to show up as your authentic self while crushing it! Bonus: learn some actions you can take right now to grow your community. Episode Resource Guide:All Things Heather MaeEmail Sarah & Wilson -> thewealthyartistpodcast@gmail.comWilson Harwood's Official Artist WebsiteWilson Harwood's Studio WebsiteSarah Clanton - Official Website Tunedough Youtube InstagramPatreon

Heather Mae is the musician, activist, lover, creator, soft femme, sassy, bubbly, loud and proud lesbian we all need in our life. She was a touring musician before Covid halted tour life, but that didn't stop Heather Maes ability to create. Not only has she created a digital music space where all are welcomed, she has created a new home with her two partners. Living in a polyamorous household the love inspires the music, and the music inspires others to love like Heather Mae.Follow Heather Mae @heathermaemusic (IG) msha.ke/heathermae or www.heathermaemusic.com (website)Follow us on Instagram and Twitter (@highbiready2die)! Shoot us an email if you dare (highbiandready@gmail.com). You can follow Andrew on Instagram (@andrewhallpass). Mariah on Instagram (@mariahmirandaphoto). KTHXBAIIIIII

In this epsiode, Heather & Ariel discuss: How to engage and establish your fanbase Finding your Super Fans Turning your Super Fans into Patreon subscribers Using Patreon to connect further with your fans

In today's episode, extraordinary singer-songwriter Heather Mae shares her body story. She is an award winning musician and a mental health advocate. We talk about being bullied, the evolution of the beauty industry, the stigma of vocal surgery, body liberation, and much more. Check out Heather's Big Loud Love Club on her Patreon at patreon.com/heathermae and find her on instagram @heathermaemusic or her website heathermae.net. For more info on this podcast, you can follow us @freebodypodcast on instagram!

This week on Radio Active Kids, I'm so excited to interview Julie from Ants on a Log, who has just put together an amazing compilation called #TransandNonbinaryKidsMix! We'll also play the full comp, which features Alphabet Rockers, Totally Knuts, Ryan Cassata, VIVEK SHRAYA, Evan Greer & Friends ft. Taina Asili, Beppie, Chana Rothman Music/Rainbow Train, Alastair Moock Music ft. Heather Mae, besteadwell, The Okee Dokee Brothers, Queer Kid Stuff, Two of a Kind, Cathy Fink and Marcy Marxer, StormMiguel Florez, Emily Joy Goldberg- Music & more!! Also, new tunes from Itty Bitty Beats, We Like Peter Alsop, Keith Munslow - Musician/Storyteller, Amanda Grace, Mac's Patch, fleaBITE, #TheRotfangConspiracy & Loutky v nemocnici!!! Here's the playlist: https://spinitron.com/WSFM/pl/11528075/Radio-Active-Kids Be sure to listen to the show again on Radio Pirinola in Chile, on Radio Küken in Germany, and on Radio Küken Schweiz in Switzerland!

The 19th episode of the "Music For The New Revolution" podcast features music and discussion about the current health crisis around the Corona Virus (Covid-19), with interview segments and music from David Rovics, Crys Matthews and John McCutcheon. Additional musical artists include Bev Grant, Heather Mae, Marion Halliday, Amanda Udis-Kessler, David Heitler-Klevans, Two of a Kind, and Gary King, as well as the Bee Gees, Eric Carmen, The Georgia Satellites, Johnny Kidd & The Pirates, Ben Lee, Peggy Lee, Tom Lehrer, John Lennon, Pavement, and The Police. Please consider supporting this podcast on Patreon: https://www.patreon.com/musicforthenewrevolution

We will dive into the raw truths of our lives and environment, as we analyze the raw shit that has brought us to this moment in time. We’re the cheap value pack of the Three Wise Men, you never knew you needed. Come toast your raw truth (#RUTH) with us every Monday & discover what what it truly means to go RAW or go HOME. Music: Intro/Outro song; Hero by Heather Mae

We will dive into the raw truths of our lives and environment, as we analyze the raw shit that has brought us to this moment in time. We're the cheap value pack of the Three Wise Men, you never knew you needed. Come toast your raw truth (#RUTH) with us every Monday & discover what what it truly means to go RAW or go HOME. Music: Intro/Outro song; Hero by Heather Mae

We have another wonderful all music edition to bring you on Episode 518 of Folk Roots Radio. We're continuing our focus on Covid-19 lockdown tunes, alongside some great musical social commentary inspired by the Black Lives Matter protests that have been taking place across the US, and now across the world - after the tragic death of George Floyd. We've subtitled this episode the Better Times Will Come edition as we put out a special shoutout to Janis Ian and her wonderful Better Times Will Come project. So join us for new music from Janis Ian, Rising Appalachia, Fresh Breath, Crys Matthews & Heather Mae, Rube & Rake, Scott Cook, Stacey McNeill & Jonathan Smith, Ellis Delaney, Tom Prasada-Rao, Heather Pierson, Ernest Troost, The Treeline, John McCutcheon, Cris Cuddy, Olguita Alvarez and Noel "Paul" Stookey & Friends. Check out the full playlist on the website at https://folkrootsradio.com.

A special thank you to Heather Mae making it possible to love yourself and to appreciate others. Friday 6/12 8:30 pm https://sidedooraccess.com/shows/cqscrnK0qhhoHrrtRFJH

Continuing our live podcast series, Heather Mae will join us to talk about how she’s been serving her community during this crisis. The last time we spoke just before the start of lockdown she said “right now, I’ve got to get to work. My community needs me” and Heather has been rolling up her sleeves and connecting with her fans everywhere, she’ll be telling us all about. And who knows, she may even play a few songs... Unfazed by what a typical pop artist today is “supposed” to look or sound like, Heather Mae, an award-winning songwriter whose evocative vocals and rhythmic piano style call to mind artists like Stevie Nicks and Sara Bareilles, creates intoxicating music that tackles complex topics surrounding mental health, LGBTQ+ issues, self-love, racial injustice, social inequality, and women’s rights. Inspired by her own personal experiences and identities - a queer, plus size woman living with Bipolar Disorder - Mae is an on-fire musical and emotional experience. In her most sonically adventurous project yet, GLIMMER (Sept 2019) - her second produced record and first full length album - breaks the stigma surrounding mental health, reminding us all that we are not alone. Join our inner circle on Facebook as a super music fan or singer-songwriter and be part of our community! https://www.facebook.com/groups/nyacinnercircle Our podcasts are live on Facebook Wednesday nights at 8PM EST so watch it as it happens and join the conversation! https://www.facebook.com/Newyorkartistscollective heathermae.net @heathermaemusic

We're bringing you another hour of great new music on Episode 511 of Folk Roots Radio. This time around we're including more new Covid-19 tunes, some songs recorded during the coronavirus lockdown, alongside some fine new releases. Join us for new music from Martyn Joseph, Chip Taylor, Crys Matthews & Heather Mae, Gillian Nicola, Shawn Clarke, Bill Bourne, Katie Dahl, Doris Folkens, Pharis & Jason Romero, Claudia Nygaard, Leeroy Stagger, Maggie Duffy, Nelson Sobral, Donovan Woods, Carolyn Anele and Shelley Posen. Stay safe and well everyone! We will get through this... together and apart. Check out the full playlist on the website.

We close out Women's History Month with a podcast with the Women’s Entrepreneurship Product Lead for the International Finance Corporation's (IFC) Gender Secretariat, Heather Mae Kipnis, and CIPE's Director for the Center for Women's Economic Empowerment, Barbara Langley. They discuss IFC's role in supporting stakeholders and clients to close gender gaps in the economy, and doing so in a sustainable way. Heather Mae Kipnis highlights the business case for closing the gender gap and help create more opportunities for women entrepreneurs, and the top 6 challenges women face in business and investment.  This podcast was originally recorded in November 2019. 

Beauty standards in the music industry, being a fat, femme queer, Heather Mae tells us how her openness has garnered her a loyal fanbase and how she is coping with the Coronavirus crisis that is affecting the livelihoods of musicians everywhere... Unfazed by what a typical pop artist today is “supposed” to look like and how the typical pop artist is “supposed” to sound, Heather Mae, an award-winning songwriter whose evocative vocals and rhythmic piano style call to mind artists like Stevie Nicks and Sara Bareilles, creates intoxicating music that tackles complex topics surrounding mental health, LGBTQ+ issues, self-love, racial injustice, social inequality, and women’s rights. Inspired by her own personal experiences and identities - a queer, plus size woman living with Bipolar Disorder - and those of her multifaceted fans with whom she has forged connections throughout her many years of touring across the United States, Mae crafts powerful lyrics and unforgettable music about life’s moments--from the quietly chaotic to the explosive.  In 2016, after an eight-month period of silence to recover from vocal nodules, Mae made a vow: she would dedicate her career to solely write music that made the world a better place. Her independently-released debut EP I AM ENOUGH, which reached #58 on iTunes Pop Album charts, was her announcement to the world. Mae, who was dubbed “the new queer Adele” by L-Mag,  envelopes her audience with a message of hope.  Her newest project, GLIMMER, is a collection of nine songs supporting one central theme:” Feel To Heal.” Within the grooves of the new album, Mae wrestles with the complexities of existing as a human with mental illness. From her #MeToo-inspired feminist anthem “Warrior,” featuring a choir of 100+ female vocalists, to “You Are My Favorite”, a love song written for her wife inspired by her own wedding vows which will surely be the 2019 wedding soundtrack for LGBTQ+ couples, Mae shows she’s nothing less than a powerhouse. She has examined her struggle with Bipolar Disorder from every angle in order to create her most sonically adventurous set of recordings yet--and to remind us that we aren’t alone. Join us on Facebook for the month of April as we take the podcast LIVE ! During this coronavirus crisis we'll be talking to artists who are mobilising and taking their gigs online, industry experts to see how they're helping musicians during this period. https://www.facebook.com/groups/619728222098700 https://heathermae.net/

Luis Drayton and Professor P-Soop present the latest edition of "Butterflies and Hurricanes" on Fusion Music Radio! With Special Guest Ciel Gloss, music from The Dewberries, Stuart Munro, Billy Tsounis and the Amazing Androids, T8000, Nymphya, Heather Mae, Luis Drayton - plus "The Week In Lulz", "Mutters From The Gutter" featuring The Abyss and more!*Listeners are advised that this show may contain material of a contentious nature. If you are easily offended, do not listen. YOUR FEE-FEES HAVE BEEN WARNED.Special Guest Ascent:https://www.facebook.com/ascentrockshttps://www.ascentrocks.comNews stories:Bill Cosby speaks from prison: https://blackpressusa.com/nnpa-newswire-exclusive-bill-cosby-speaks-from-prisonPresident Trump signs federal animal cruelty bill into law: https://www.nytimes.com/2019/11/25/us/politics/trump-animal-cruelty-bill.htmlMan pretended to be handicapped to trick care workers into changing his diaper: https://wgno.com/2019/11/14/nopd-man-pretended-to-be-handicapped-to-trick-home-care-workers-into-changing-his-diaperWoman claims she slit husband's throat in dream about filleting fish: https://patch.com/ohio/lakewood-oh/woman-claims-she-slit-husbands-throat-dream-about-filleting-fishFeminist blogger's 'transphobic' billboard taken down: https://www.dailymail.co.uk/news/article-6208347/Feminist-bloggers-billboard-defining-woman-adult-human-female-removed.htmlwww.fusionmusicradio.net

Luis Drayton and Professor P-Soop present the latest edition of "Butterflies and Hurricanes" on Fusion Music Radio! With Special Guest Ciel Gloss, music from The Dewberries, Stuart Munro, Billy Tsounis and the Amazing Androids, T8000, Nymphya, Heather Mae, Luis Drayton - plus "The Week In Lulz", "Mutters From The Gutter" featuring The Abyss and more!*Listeners are advised that this show may contain material of a contentious nature. If you are easily offended, do not listen. YOUR FEE-FEES HAVE BEEN WARNED.Special Guest Ascent:https://www.facebook.com/ascentrockshttps://www.ascentrocks.comNews stories:Bill Cosby speaks from prison: https://blackpressusa.com/nnpa-newswire-exclusive-bill-cosby-speaks-from-prisonPresident Trump signs federal animal cruelty bill into law: https://www.nytimes.com/2019/11/25/us/politics/trump-animal-cruelty-bill.htmlMan pretended to be handicapped to trick care workers into changing his diaper: https://wgno.com/2019/11/14/nopd-man-pretended-to-be-handicapped-to-trick-home-care-workers-into-changing-his-diaperWoman claims she slit husband's throat in dream about filleting fish: https://patch.com/ohio/lakewood-oh/woman-claims-she-slit-husbands-throat-dream-about-filleting-fishFeminist blogger's 'transphobic' billboard taken down: https://www.dailymail.co.uk/news/article-6208347/Feminist-bloggers-billboard-defining-woman-adult-human-female-removed.htmlwww.fusionmusicradio.net

The thing we love most at Buffer is to help you succeed at social media. And a key part of social media success is knowing which goals and targets to set for your team. Without goals, it's hard to know exactly how well your social media strategy is performing and where you need to iterate to continue moving forwards. Today we'd love to share with you a bunch of super-actionable social media goals you can use to help your team achieve great things. In total, we'll walk through 9 very different, but effective social media goals and for each goal we also relevant metrics to track and share how to measure your results. Hope you enjoy! - Heather-Mae & Nate Read the Show Notes: https://buffer.com/library/social-media-goals About the Show: The Science of Social Media is your weekly sandbox for social media stories, insights, experimentation, and inspiration. Every Monday (and sometimes more) we share the most cutting-edge social media marketing strategies from brands and influencers in every industry. If you're a social media team of one, business owner, marketer, or someone simply interested in social media marketing, you're sure to find something useful in each episode. It's our hope that you'll join our 27,000+ listeners each week and rock your social media channels as a result! The Science of Social Media is proudly made by the Buffer team. Feel free to get in touch with us for any thoughts, ideas, or feedback. We'd love for you to check out the detailed show notes at www.buffer.com/podcast Check us out on Instagram - www.instagram.com/buffer Check us out on Facebook - www.facebook.com/bufferapp Check us out on Twitter - www.twitter.com/buffer

Social media engagement seems like a slam dunk strategy. Everyone should be doing it, right? But it certainly comes with its blind spots and questions. Should you be replying to everyone? How can you make sure you capture all your mentions? What are the best ways to respond quickly? In this post, we'll run through some of the reasons why investing in engagement makes business sense, and we'll touch on the specific tips and workflows to master engagement on Instagram, Facebook, and Twitter. - Heather-Mae & Nate Read the Show Notes: https://buffer.com/resources/social-media-engagement-tips About the Show: The Science of Social Media is your weekly sandbox for social media stories, insights, experimentation, and inspiration. Every Monday (and sometimes more) we share the most cutting-edge social media marketing strategies from brands and influencers in every industry. If you're a social media team of one, business owner, marketer, or someone simply interested in social media marketing, you're sure to find something useful in each episode. It's our hope that you'll join our 27,000+ listeners each week and rock your social media channels as a result! The Science of Social Media is proudly made by the Buffer team. Feel free to get in touch with us for any thoughts, ideas, or feedback. We'd love for you to check out the detailed show notes at www.buffer.com/podcast Check us out on Instagram - www.instagram.com/buffer Check us out on Facebook - www.facebook.com/bufferapp Check us out on Twitter - www.twitter.com/buffer

I'm very excited to interview the amazing Lori Henriques on Radio Active Kids this week! Her new album #WhatDoYouWish is jazzy, beautiful and smart! Also, a new #ComixTalk from Pack Memorial Library's Raj and new tunes from Lucy Kalantari, Secret Agent 23 Skidoo, Kid Pan Alley (ft. Heather Mae, Steve Poltz & Robbie Schaefer), Harry and the Potters, Draco and the Malfoys, Ludo Bagman and the Trash (from a comp by The Wrock Snob), Meu quintal, The Microphone Doctors & Super Stolie!!!! Holy cow! Playlist: https://spinitron.com/wsfm/pl/9636592/Radio-Active-Kids Be sure to listen to us again every Friday & Sunday on Radio Pirinola!

In an extended-play episode, D.C. singer-songwriter Heather Mae discusses the roles mental illness, body-image issues and self-acceptance have played in her own music and the songs that inspire her. To hear all of the music in this episode, visit the Spotify Formative Tracks playlist.

As always, a ton is happening in the world of social media, and it can be hard to catch every story. So we want to highlight some of the biggest news items from recent weeks that might impact your social media marketing. We'll touch on Facebook's most recent product changes and strategic plans, how Pinterest continues making splashes with its business and shopping features, and the latest data on social media trends and usage. Learn what's coming next to Instagram and find out what's more popular: Facebook Stories, Instagram Stories, or Snapchat. - Heather-Mae & Nate Read the Show Notes: https://buffer.com/resources/social-media-news-october-2019 About the Show: The Science of Social Media is your weekly sandbox for social media stories, insights, experimentation, and inspiration. Every Monday (and sometimes more) we share the most cutting-edge social media marketing strategies from brands and influencers in every industry. If you're a social media team of one, business owner, marketer, or someone simply interested in social media marketing, you're sure to find something useful in each episode. It's our hope that you'll join our 27,000+ listeners each week and rock your social media channels as a result! The Science of Social Media is proudly made by the Buffer team. Feel free to get in touch with us for any thoughts, ideas, or feedback. We'd love for you to check out the detailed show notes at www.buffer.com/podcast Check us out on Instagram - www.instagram.com/buffer Check us out on Facebook - www.facebook.com/bufferapp Check us out on Twitter - www.twitter.com/buffer

Where can you practice storytelling in front of an audience of 500 million? Instagram Stories, of course. Instagram Stories are empowering marketers to tell better and deeper stories about our brands. There are some fantastic examples of great Stories out there. We've collected some favorites for you! In this episode, hear about 10 Instagram brands and influencers who have been doing rad things with Stories to give you some inspiration on what you could do for your Instagram Stories, too. - Heather-Mae & Nate Read the Show Notes: https://buffer.com/resources/instagram-stories-who-to-follow About the Show: The Science of Social Media is your weekly sandbox for social media stories, insights, experimentation, and inspiration. Every Monday (and sometimes more) we share the most cutting-edge social media marketing strategies from brands and influencers in every industry. If you're a social media team of one, business owner, marketer, or someone simply interested in social media marketing, you're sure to find something useful in each episode. It's our hope that you'll join our 27,000+ listeners each week and rock your social media channels as a result! The Science of Social Media is proudly made by the Buffer team. Feel free to get in touch with us for any thoughts, ideas, or feedback. We'd love for you to check out the detailed show notes at www.buffer.com/podcast Check us out on Instagram - www.instagram.com/buffer Check us out on Facebook - www.facebook.com/bufferapp Check us out on Twitter - www.twitter.com/buffer

Heather Mae is an award-winning singer-songwriter who is unfazed by what typical pop artist today is “supposed” to look like and how the typical pop artist is “supposed” to sound. She writes and performs beautiful pop music with lyrics about real topics that affect the average person. Heather is inspired by her own experiences and identifies – a queer, plus-size woman living with Bipolar Disorder. In this episode, we discuss her new album, body positivity and empowerment, mental disorders from Bipolar to Tourette’s, and alternative remedies for mental health. This has one of my favorite and most inspiring episodes so far. To learn more about Heather Mae visit https://www.heathermae.net Keep in touch: chris.goyzueta@gmail.com  www.makingitwithchrisg.com https://www.instagram.com/chrisgoyzueta/ https://www.facebook.com/makingitwithchrisg  Credits:  Host: Chris G.  Producer: Jason Trosclair Executive Producer: ONElive Creative   Music: Emily Kopp

Small-but-powerful. Front-and-center. Instagram bios are well worth the time and investment to write well and test often. They're one of the most visible descriptions of who you are and what you're about! We'll sort out all the best practices, design tips, and strategies that the top brands and profiles are using today. Should you go highly descriptive of what you do, or keep it loose and aspirational? Should you include contact info? hashtags? emoji? And how often should you update it? We'll unpack these questions together and send you on your way with some tips that you can try on your bio today! - Heather-Mae & Nate Read the Show Notes: https://buffer.com/resources/instagram-bio About the Show: The Science of Social Media is your weekly sandbox for social media stories, insights, experimentation, and inspiration. Every Monday (and sometimes more) we share the most cutting-edge social media marketing strategies from brands and influencers in every industry. If you're a social media team of one, business owner, marketer, or someone simply interested in social media marketing, you're sure to find something useful in each episode. It's our hope that you'll join our 27,000+ listeners each week and rock your social media channels as a result! The Science of Social Media is proudly made by the Buffer team. Feel free to get in touch with us for any thoughts, ideas, or feedback. We'd love for you to check out the detailed show notes at www.buffer.com/podcast Check us out on Instagram - www.instagram.com/buffer Check us out on Facebook - www.facebook.com/bufferapp Check us out on Twitter - www.twitter.com/buffer

Black Friday, Cyber Monday, Christmas. Shopping season is just around the corner. We want to help you get prepared by looking at how some of today's best brands are using Instagram to make sales on social media. These last months of the year are full of retail-focused holidays, and Instagram has become one of the key starting points for e-commerce and shopping lists. Come learn how top brands are approaching this channel with a stellar mix of organic and paid. Plus, we'll share a playbook full of actionable tips to help you capitalize on the biggest retail period in the calendar, happening right now. - Heather-Mae & Nate Read the Show Notes: https://lp.buffer.com/shopping-season-on-instagram About the Show: The Science of Social Media is your weekly sandbox for social media stories, insights, experimentation, and inspiration. Every Monday (and sometimes more) we share the most cutting-edge social media marketing strategies from brands and influencers in every industry. If you're a social media team of one, business owner, marketer, or someone simply interested in social media marketing, you're sure to find something useful in each episode. It's our hope that you'll join our 27,000+ listeners each week and rock your social media channels as a result! The Science of Social Media is proudly made by the Buffer team. Feel free to get in touch with us for any thoughts, ideas, or feedback. We'd love for you to check out the detailed show notes at www.buffer.com/podcast Check us out on Instagram - www.instagram.com/buffer Check us out on Facebook - www.facebook.com/bufferapp Check us out on Twitter - www.twitter.com/buffer

Heather Mae is a social-justice songwriter whose song "I Am Enough" has become a self-love anthem for many. With her second album, Glimmer, Heather Mae is helping people to know they aren't alone by writing music about mental health. Learn more.

Heather Mae is a DC based artist who is a social-justice songwriter and a mental health activist. She found her true voice through a trauma that took her 8 months to overcome. Her voice carries to speak truths on mental illnesses, pushes for support in LGBT+ communities, fights for social justice in a world where it seems almost impossible and she gives hope to those that feel like they are stuck in the dark. She's a fucking super hero and I can't wait to see where she takes us. Her new album, Glimmer, a record for the light seekers, is currently being kickstarted (click to check it out) and she needs your help! I personally have witnessed Heather Mae in her element; singing her heart out to an audience that is so captivated by her powerful words, her personality, and her amazing bright light. This talk was very enlightening and Heather's words and wisdom are incredibly soul-fulfilling. I encourage you to listen and look within so you can help bring light to yourself and to this world.

This episode features special guest Heather Mae and tracks by Schreiner, SHAED, MioTiga, and Crys Matthews. Announcements, New Releases from this week, Local DC Shows To See for the coming week, Details and important links from this episode are all on this show’s page at https://www.dcmusicrocks.com/episodes/2018-12-04-ft-special-guest-heather-mae

In this podcast, I'm doing something that scares me… coming out about my sexual orientation, which is just another piece of my identity which informs my voice and what I hope to share in this podcast. As much as I tried to organize my thoughts for this podcast, I would call this one experimental as I explore questioning my sexuality with a brief glimpse into a journal entry that reflects on my experience as a young teenager becoming aware of the fact that I'm not straight (oh wait… I thought everyone was like this?!). I begin to describe the way that my identity of being Christian and questioning has mattered immensely as I've navigated life. I hope that this might help you see where I'm coming from, encourage you in your own journey of self-discovery, or perhaps empower you in your role as an ally to those in the LGBTQ+ community. Haven't shared much of this with many, so I sure do appreciate your listening. Peace, love, and hygge, Claire Today's tidbits… 3:40 what the hell is up with my sexuality and this idea of coming out? 6:20 why the hell do I want to share about this?! 8:30 I'm not straight ¯_(ツ)_/¯ but I have disclaimers (attraction is complicated!) 10:30 identifiers are helpful, but not everything (Pansexual? Bisexual? Demisexual? Questioning.) 14:20 style expression as I navigated my sexual orientation 17:30 Claire's journal… a peek into beginning to come out to myself, holding my Christian faith and potentially being queer 26:00 about coming out to myself, friends, and others 30:00 my sexuality is not about phases (bisexual erasure is real…) 35:00 I'll be showcasing more local and rising artists! So, here's “Hero” by the lovely Heather Mae

The Hungry Women have a special guest for this episode.....HEATHER MAE! She's a singer, songwriter, activist and all around bad-ass. She talks about her life, her family, her sexuality, her identity, and her music.

This episode features special guest Marielle Kraft and tracks by Fellowcraft, Virginia Man, Mackenzie Fisher and Heather Mae. Announcements, New Releases from this week, Local DC Shows To See for the coming week, Details and important links from this episode are all on this show’s page at https://www.dcmusicrocks.com/episodes/2018-09-18-ft-special-guest-marielle-kraft

On this weeks episode and season finale, we are so excited to chat with singer songwriter and body positive queen Heather Mae! We have so much fun chatting with Heather about the struggles of being fat and spreading fat acceptance in the music industry. We are even lucky enough to get to share one of our favorite songs of hers “I Am Enough,” a body positive anthem for the world!  CW: eating disorders, specific sizes, fat phobia, fat shaming, mentioning if diets and intentional weightloss, and homophobia. Find Heather Mae on Itunes and Spotify, or at: www.heathermae.net   Follow her on Twitter and Instagram @heathermaemusic   Also on Facebook at https://www.facebook.com/heathermaemusicpage/   "I Am Enough" https://youtu.be/ZfYLEJEZH3g   Danielle's Video https://www.instagram.com/p/BGYIeoYAJz3/   Thanks to ShaSha Willems for our art, follow them @shhshashhsha on Instagram    Thanks to Purple Tiger Audio for our music! Make Sure to check us out on https://www.instagram.com/fatclubpodcast/?hl=en https://www.facebook.com/fatclubpodcast/ Email us with your thoughts at: Fatclubpodcast@gmail.com

This episode features special guest Lindsay, talent buyer for Black Cat, and tracks by Crys Matthews, Flasher, Two Inch Astronaut, Heather Mae, and Juxt! Announcements, New Releases from this week, Local DC Shows To See for the coming week, Details and important links from this episode are all on this show’s page at www.dcmusicrocks.com/past-episodes

We are SO BEHIND in posting episodes but this is all still relevant. We are also VERY VERY DUMB during this episode. Paula went to one of the marches in DC and things were awesome. Amy chilled with Holocaust survivors for two days and then went to the Days of Remembrance ceremony in the US Capitol and saw President Trump. Amy also has very complicated feelings about the show 13 Reasons Why. Paula's Fatphobic Disaster is the Russian airline AEROFLOT. Our recommendations are Trader Joe's mixed nut butter, the podcast Bitch Sesh, Real Housewives of Atlanta and Heather Mae!

Had a great conversation with singer-songwriter Heather Mae talking all about her new record “One Year of Songs” that is being released TOMORROW! Heather was kind enough to share her single with us “One of These Days”, so stay tuned through the end of the pod to get a sneak peak!