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For this Pridecast episode, we sit down with Don Day, founder and publisher of Boise Dev – an online news and growth publication for Boise and the Treasure Valley. A 1999 alum, Don began his journalism career as an editor for Borah High School's newspaper, the Senator, where he honed his skills as both a thoughtful, investigative reporter and a techy, webmaster wizard. And his trajectory of success continues to rise these 25 years later. These are Borah voices.

Welcome to Season 8 of the Borah Pridecast -- the only school podcast in the Boise School District. This season promises to be -- as the kids say -- totally FIRE (or is it rizz?). Now would be a good time to subscribe to the Pridecast, and its sister podcast, Borah Voices, which is totally written, recorded, edited, and produced by Borah High School students. These are Borah Voices!

Kneel before the Lords & Ladies of the Chester Pridecast! Ok, now stand up again, and listen as we answer all the woes and dilemmas sent in by our wonderful subjects... we mean listeners! Hosted on Acast. See acast.com/privacy for more information.

This month, Nat Urban hosts our June podcast to celebrate Pride and Trans Girls. Check out Nat's exhibition at Girl Museum, Queerness and Girlhood: The Interviews. Thanks for listening. --- Send in a voice message: https://podcasters.spotify.com/pod/show/girlspeak/message Support this podcast: https://podcasters.spotify.com/pod/show/girlspeak/support

The 7th season of the Borah Pridecast has been a "restructuring" year. Our audio expert, Mr. Wray, did what a lot of teachers hope to do: he retired. So, we've been trying to get some episodes done while learning the editing ropes; and it's been a tough year, but we've finally found the "on air" button on the this thing, so here comes Episode #31! In this sit down interview with Borah U.S. Government teacher Korrin Rue, listeners get a taste of what it's like to teach high school government classes in the midst of the current political climate in this country (hint: it's a little awkward). This is an insightful, compelling, and honest look at today's politics in the high school classroom. These are Borah voices.

The Pridecast is set to go for Season 7 and the podcast crew is eager to drop some episodes. Stay tuned, too, for the 2nd Season of Borah Voices, the completely student generated podcast from Borah High School. It's going to be a great year! These are Borah voices.

In this episode of the HealthLink PrideCast, we speak with Kalvin Pugh, a community advocate and one of the leaders behind #ZeroHIVStigmaDay. This event will be recognized for the first time ever on July 21, so tune in to learn more. The PrideCast is brought to you by CenterLink, the community of LGBTQ centers. Email feedback to healthlink@lgbtcenters.org. Music provided by Ricky Valadez/ Pond5.com.

In the second episode of our re-branded HealthLink PrideCast, we learn about the All of Us research program and how it's improving what we know about LGBTQ health. We hear from Dr. Scott Emory Moore, who is a researcher ambassador with the program, on why it's so important. And we journey to Brooklyn, Birmingham, Miami, Detroit, and Sacramento to hear how the initiative is working for local LGBTQ community centers. Learn more at joinallofus.org/lgbt. The PrideCast is bright to you by CenterLink, the community of LGBTQ centers. Email feedback to healthlink@lgbtcenters.org. Music provided by Ricky Valadez / Pond5.com.

In this podcast to celebrate Pride 2023 we speak to Dr Chris Walsh, Chair of the College's Psychiatric Trainees Committee to discuss his journey from Liverpool to Psychiatry, his creative background, and his advice to LGBTQ+ folks looking to choose psychiatry as a career. Note this is an updated version of the podcast which was reuploaded to correct an issue.

¡WEEEEEY! Acompáñenos a este bonito takeover en el que platicamos sobre los origenes del drag y su importancia en mexico. la verdad lo disfrutamos muchisimo y esperamos que a ustedes tambien. los amamos Denle mucho amor a nuestrxs invitadxs en sus redes sociales y recuerden que no hay historia si no hay un GAAAAAY bueno, siempre es iker escribiendo esto.si estas leyendo esto... eres curiosote quiero transeunte curioso--------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------►Síguenos en Instagramhttps://www.instagram.com/historiaparatontospodcast►Síguenos en Facebook:https://www.facebook.com/historiaparatontos_podcast►Sigue a Iker en:https://www.instagram.com/ikerlinazasoro19 Hosted on Acast. See acast.com/privacy for more information.

In the first episode of our re-branded HealthLink PrideCast, we welcome Dr. Demetre Daskalakis, Deputy Coordinator of the White House National Mpox Response. Learn more about mpox and other things to know for Pride season at http://www.cdc.gov/lgbthealth/summer. The PrideCast is bright to you by CenterLink, the community of LGBTQ centers. Email feedback to healthlink@lgbtcenters.org. Music provided by Ricky Valadez / Pond5.com.

As we get ready for Pride here in Seattle, we have so much to celebrate. We have one of the country's largest LGBQTIA+ populations. We're a beacon of hope, anti-discrimination, and Washington is notable for being one of the first two states to legalize same-sex marriage by a vote of the people. We are a welcoming place, but not far from here, just miles away, we've seen protests against our community, especially when it comes to drag queen story time. Today, we speak to the queen who helped pioneer this unique form of expression--ten years running, and at PrideFest no less--Aleksa Manila. And we speak with Lil Miss Hot Mess, who is a national and international leader on Drag Queen Story Hour, who will also help headline Seattle PrideFest this weekend. We talk of the history of this tradition and how it can actually be good for kids.

Zwei Drag-Queens bewerten die wichtigsten Ereignisse des vergangenen Monats: Das ist der queere Monatsrückblick „Parka und Schlönzke“. >> Artikel zum Nachlesen: https://detektor.fm/digital/podcastpodcast-pride-parka-schloenzke

Was hört eigentlich Hengameh Yaghoobifarah? Im PodcastPodcast empfiehlt Hengameh „Cruising“, einen Podcast über die letzten Lesbenbars der USA. >> Artikel zum Nachlesen: https://detektor.fm/digital/podcastpodcast-pride-hengameh-cruising

Willkommen im Club der queeren Community! Aber wer ist das eigentlich? Das klären Kathi Roeb und Julian Wenzel bei „Willkommen im Club“! >> Artikel zum Nachlesen: https://detektor.fm/digital/podcastpodcast-pride-willkommen-im-club

Warum kennen wir eigentlich nur queere Idole und ihre Geschichten? Schurken-Geschichten sind doch mindestens genauso spannend — Bad Gays eben! >> Artikel zum Nachlesen: https://detektor.fm/digital/podcastpodcast-themenwoche-pride-bad-gays

In „Tratsch & Tacheles“ geht es um den heißesten Gossip. Und um die Frage: Welche gesellschaftlichen Narrative stecken eigentlich hinter den Schlagzeilen? >> Artikel zum Nachlesen: https://detektor.fm/digital/podcastpodcast-pridecasts-tratsch-tacheles

So klingt Sex Education, die queere Menschen in den Vordergrund stellt: ein Podcast übers Grenzensetzen, die Lust und ehrliche Kommunikation. >> Artikel zum Nachlesen: https://detektor.fm/digital/podcastpodcast-pride-sex-education

Statt „Male Gaze“ gibt's in diesem Podcast einen queer-lesbischen Blick auf Beziehungen, Popkultur und Alltagsphänomene. >> Artikel zum Nachlesen: https://detektor.fm/digital/podcastpodcast-themenwoche-pridecasts

Our LGBT Wellness Roundup is getting a new name, new theme song, new publishing schedule, and more! We can't wait to share the details with you later this month - June 2023. Our first episode will include a deep dive into how the All of Us research program is changing the game when it comes to LGBTQ health research and inclusion. In the meantime, check out a quick preview of what's to come on the first episode of our revamped podcast... And stay tuned for much more.

In this episode of the PrideCast, we learn the stories of three LGBTQIA+ Seattleites as we take a journey through trauma, recovery, and giving back. Learn about one woman spontaneously "playing" the piano (the soundtrack for this episode), how a second trip to prison was a turning point for one young man, and the healing power of beauty pageants for another of our interviewees, one of the few refuges from his cult upbringing.  The stories are all different, the paths to recovery all varied, but you'll find the beautiful lives these three have created from trauma and struggle to be inspiring and unexpected.

Sibling Rivalry Podcast has been nominated for the 34th Annual GLAAD Media Awards for Outstanding Podcast and Bob the Drag Queen and Monét X Change are campaigning to win! Tune in as they look at the other outstanding podcast nominees (The Bald and the Beautiful with Trixie Mattel and Katya Zamo, In The Deep: Stories that Shape Us, Las Culturistas with Matt Rogers and Bowen Yang, Life Out Loud with LZ Granderson, LGBTQ&A, PRIDECAST, TransLash Podcast with Imara Jones, V Interesting, Yass Jesus!) and prove why this year's win belongs to Sibling Rivalry!! Want to see exclusive Sibling Rivalry Bonus Content? Head over to www.patreon.com/siblingrivalrypodcast to be the first to see our latest Sibling Rivalry Podcast Videos! @BobTheDragQueen @MonetXChange Learn more about your ad choices. Visit megaphone.fm/adchoices Learn more about your ad choices. Visit podcastchoices.com/adchoices

Welcome to Season 6 of the Pridecast. This season opener introduces a new podcast in the Pridecast family. "Borah Voices" is totally student-produced and hosted, offering a focused look at student life at Borah High School. In this opening episode, Camille and Sloane offer listeners "Will You Cringe?" and interviews with seniors who talk about their cool parking space designs. Drobny offers his picks for the Best Root Beer Blind Taste Test; there's "Star Stories" and movie reviews, too! Be sure to hit the subscribe button! As always, these are Borah voices!

On August 19, King County declared Monkeypox a public health emergency., and though anybody can get the disease, the vast majority of cases are still in men who have sex with men. In this episode of the PrideCast, we discuss the local response, what's going right, what Public Health can do better, and things you can do to protect yourself and your community. Guests: Brian Westbrook (event producer, broadcaster, vaccine site IT support) and Ben Meana (Seattle and King County Public Health Operations Lead for Community Vaccination events).  

Zombies 3 star Terry Hu joins Pridecast as Terry and Jonathan bond over being the first to portray lgbtq+ characters on their respective networks, Disney and Hallmark. There's a lot of laughs as they compare audition and commercial horror stories. Terry's big lie, Jonathan's big puke, and what does neuroscience have to do with it all?!It'll all make sense when you listen and it'll leave you feeling like part of the family.This is a Pridecast filled with laughter and inspiration.See omnystudio.com/listener for privacy information.

WEEEEEY Acompáñenos a conocer la historia de Juana la doncella, santa patrona de Francia, una peleadora increíble que inclino la balanza de guerra de las rosas, de la guerra de los 100 años y de la historia. --------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------►Síguenos en Instagramhttps://www.instagram.com/historiaparatontos►Sígueme en TikTokhttps://www.tiktok.com/@historiaparatontos►Síguenos en Facebook:https://www.facebook.com/historiaparatontos_podcast----------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------►Sigue a Iker en:https://www.instagram.com/ikerlinazasoro19 Fuetes:BrotantesBoyd, Beverly (septiembre de 1986). «Wyclif, Joan of Arc, and Margery Kempe». Mystics Quarterly (en inglés) (Penn State University Press) 12 (3): 112-18.Henning, Friedrich (1904). The Maid of Orleans. A.C. McClurg.https://www.lavanguardia.com/historiayvida/20210221/6255668/juana-arco-historia-un-minuto-video-seo-ext.htmlhttps://www.youtube.com/watch?v=jdOXV64fWG4 Hosted on Acast. See acast.com/privacy for more information.

This week on the podcast, we were joined by NZXT Partner and #Pride Ambassador: Whinnaay for our final Pridecast! We talked about Genshin Impact, pride, and Whinnaay's obsession with Sonic and her roleplaying as a Sonic character on Twitter! Also, we learned that Mike used to make Club Penguin Music Videos... Follow Whinnaay at twitter.com/whinnaay Tune in live every Thursday at 10AM PT on twitch.tv/NZXT and send your questions to: podcast@nzxt.com

WEEEEEY Acompáñenos a conocer la historia de los disturbios de Stone Wall, en los que mas de un millar de personas y persones, hartos de la discriminación se levantaron en una protesta que resuena hasta hoy en dia. Feliz pride--------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------►Síguenos en Instagramhttps://www.instagram.com/historiaparatontos►Sígueme en TikTokhttps://www.tiktok.com/@historiaparatontos►Síguenos en Facebook:https://www.facebook.com/historiaparatontos_podcast----------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------►Sigue a Iker en:https://www.instagram.com/ikerlinazasoro19 Fuetes:Brotantes Hosted on Acast. See acast.com/privacy for more information.

In celebration of Pride Month, this special edition podcast brings together Brian McGinnis and Colleen McGarry for a personal and candid conversation on the progress made for inclusivity and equality for the LGBTQ community and the shifting legislative environment.

This week on the podcast, we were joined by NZXT Partner and #Pride Ambassador: Shawn! We talked about Kingdom Hearts, horror games, and traveling...and also learned that Shawn is 6'7" tall AND can walk on stilts. Follow Shawn at twitter.com/Shawn_TTv! Tune in live every Thursday at 10AM PT on twitch.tv/NZXT and send your questions to: podcast@nzxt.com

The celebration continues as Jonathan and Jaymes bring Pridecast from their OUTbound cruise in Portugal! This time with endless laughs as comedian, opera singer, and oil painter Matteo Lane joins Jonathan and Jaymes on the pod…and just like Matteo's talents, this episode contains a little bit of everything, even a special guest appearance from Dr. Who's John Barrowman.  Topics include (and these are not typos) what type of gay coffee each one would be, find out the angry comment Matteo got when he simply posted a video of himself making spaghetti carbonara and what it's like meeting Mariah Carey vs. almost meeting Mariah Carey.  All that plus Matteo shares his inspirational journey as a gay stand-up, where he found the ability to be funny and of course, what Pride means to him. It's so much fun you may want to listen twice.See omnystudio.com/listener for privacy information.

For this week, we have our second Pride Ambassador and Partner Bri, aka Woofy, joining us on the Podcast! We talk about how much money we've spent on League, being an "arteest"... and how Woofy caught her hair on fire. Follow Woofy at twitter.com/itswoofy! Tune in live every Thursday at 10AM PT on twitch.tv/NZXT and send your questions to: podcast@nzxt.com

A patio filled with some heroes - Dan Hanzus, Gregg Rosenthal, Marc Sessler, Colleen Wolfe and Erica Tamposi bring you all the latest news around the league and celebrate Pride Month from Rocco's in West Hollywood. The heroes catch up with Ricky (6:00) before diving into the latest Rams contract signings (15:00) and other news items of note (23:00). Then, we debut a roundtable segment called "What We're Gay For in 2022," where the heroes discuss things they're happy about and what they're looking forward to both in the upcoming NFL season and just generally in life (58:00). Note: timecodes approximate. See omnystudio.com/listener for privacy information.

A patio filled with some heroes - Dan Hanzus, Gregg Rosenthal, Marc Sessler, Colleen Wolfe and Erica Tamposi bring you all the latest news around the league and celebrate Pride Month from Rocco's in West Hollywood. The heroes catch up with Ricky (6:00) before diving into the latest Rams contract signings (15:00) and other news items of note (23:00). Then, we debut a roundtable segment called "What We're Gay For in 2022," where the heroes discuss things they're happy about and what they're looking forward to both in the upcoming NFL season and just generally in life (58:00). Note: timecodes approximate.See omnystudio.com/listener for privacy information.

A patio filled with some heroes - Dan Hanzus, Gregg Rosenthal, Marc Sessler, Colleen Wolfe and Erica Tamposi bring you all the latest news around the league and celebrate Pride Month from Rocco's in West Hollywood. The heroes catch up with Ricky (6:00) before diving into the latest Rams contract signings (15:00) and other news items of note (23:00). Then, we debut a roundtable segment called "What We're Gay For in 2022," where the heroes discuss things they're happy about and what they're looking forward to both in the upcoming NFL season and just generally in life (58:00). Note: timecodes approximate.See omnystudio.com/listener for privacy information.

For this week, we start our first Pride Month Podcast with Omega Jones aka Critical Bard! We talk about pride, DBD, his obsession with Taliesin Jaffe's characters... and eyebrows! Follow CB at twitter.com/criticalbard Tune in live every Thursday at 10AM PT on twitch.tv/NZXT and send your questions to: podcast@nzxt.com

Living our best Pride Month as Jonathan and Jaymes are joined by Drag Queen, Actor, Author and Activist Nina West. She shares how Drag Race changed her life, the unbelievable call that led to her starring role in Hairspray, her new Dolly Parton approved children’s book about kindness and so much more. Plus Jonathan’s embarrassing broadway celeb stories.Go big, be kind, be you. This is Pridecast. See omnystudio.com/listener for privacy information.

Pride is at a level 10 as Jonathan and Jaymes are joined by Teen Wolf star Colton Haynes! Colton opens up about the transformation from being closeted and told to be “less gay” in Hollywood…to the freedom of coming out and learning to be his true authentic self. We get all the details on everything from the highly anticipated Teen Wolf revival and how different it feels this time around…to his journey to sobriety and writing his book Miss Memory Lane.There’s so much to love about this Pridecast episode about learning to love yourself. See omnystudio.com/listener for privacy information.

A 1994 graduate of Springfield College and founder of Journeymen Wrestling, Frank Popolizio joins the PrideCast from Albany, NY! Coach Popolizio sits down to discuss the wrestling empire he's built, his coaching philosophy, the growth of his wrestling club, and the impact that fellow alumnus and Olympic Gold Medalist, Jeff Blatnick has had on his career. Coach Popolizio was inducted into the Upstate New York Chapter of the National Wrestling Hall of Fame and receive the Lifetime Service Award in 2018. He was also a member of the coaching staff for the 2018 USA Cadet World Team. In this episode, Popolizio unpacks the impact that his events have had on the current landscape and the challenges and rewards associated with running large scale international competitions, and the influence of his younger brother, Pat Popolizio, the Head Wrestling Coach at North Carolina State University, has had on his career. Frank graduated from Hudson Valley Community College in 1992, and during those two years, Frank successfully reinstated HVCC's NJCAA wrestling program, as well as being a volunteer coach at Niskayuna HS. He would later attend Springfield College and graduate summa cum alude in 1994. While at Springfield, he acted as volunteer coach at Cathedral High School in Springfield, and in 1995, Popolizio returned back to Niskayuna and coached with Joe Bena from 1995 to 2003. Fellow Springfield alumnus, Rob Weeks, successfully recruited Frank in 2004 to join him and Shenendehowa High School, and he has been at Shen since. While at Shenendehowa, the team has enjoyed great success, winning multiple Section II titles and garnering multiple New York State Team Championships along with multiple individuals winning NYS titles during his tenure. In the 2008-09 wrestling season, Frank was selected by the National Wrestling Coaches Association as the NY State Assistant Coach of the Year. In 1999 Frank launched the "Journeymen Wrestling" in Albany area whose main mission statement was to promote, teach, advocate and showcase wrestling throughout the northeast. The main concentration of the early Journeymen Wrestling was to bring first class wrestling clinics and tournaments to the Northeast. Popolizio has brought great coaches as Dan Gable, John Smith, Jay Robinson, Cael Sanderson, the Brands brothers, Tom and Terry and other great wrestlers to the Albany area, including world champion Jordan Burroughs. Some of Popolizio's major events include Pop & Flo Mini-Man Nationals, Pop & Flo National Duals held each year in May at Lake Placid and Pop & Flo Wrestling Duals. He also established the Journeymen World Classic--which has brought traditionally powerful wrestling countries Russia, Kazakhstan, Korea and Mongolia to the USA. In addition, he has coached Nick Gwiazdowski, 2018 Senior World team member, and Jesse Porter, 2018 U23 World Greco team member. Follow Coach Popolizio and Journeymen Wrestling on Facebook, Instagram and Twitter at @Journeymenwrestling or at journeymenwrestling.com Read more about Coach Popolizio here: https://nwhof.org/hall_of_fame/bio/4498 This episode was recorded on May 24, 2022. **The thoughts and views expressed by the guest on their own social media platforms or in this podcast episode do not reflect those of the host or the Springfield College Wrestling program** #WinTheMoment

Jonathan is joined by his husband Jaymes as they kick off the premier episode of Pridecast in celebratory fashion and explain what PRIDE means to them. They take us back to their beginnings...from enduring bullying to finding the strength to come out, only to be pushed back into the closet by their careers. They explain how they met, fell in love and used their love for one another to rise above the hate. It's a Pridecast episode full of love, laughter and endless inspiration.See omnystudio.com/listener for privacy information.

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Mike Cunningham is a 1989 Springfield College Wrestling Alumnus and serves as the Head Wrestling Coach at New England Wrestling Power, Xavier High School.    Cunningham is a 2022 inductee to the Connecticut Chapter of the National Wrestling Hall of Fame and joins the PrideCast fresh off of leading the Falcons to a runner-up team finish at the 2022 New England Championships.   Since graduating from Springfield College, Mike has been coaching for 26 years at the high school and collegiate level. He spent four years at Wesleyan including one year as head coach of the Cardinal. He was the head wrestling coach at Rocky Hill for four seasons (1998-2002) and has been at Xavier since 2002. Under Mike's leadership, the Falcons have won four state championships (2011, 2012, 2020, 2022) and two State Open titles in 2012 and 2022. Both his sons, Tyler and Colin, wrestled under Mike at Xavier and are among more than 30 wrestlers to win individual state championships. At Xavier, Mike has also been head coach of the boys lacrosse and boys soccer coach programs. In 2019, Mike was named the recipient of the Theodore Ryken award for commitment to Xavier. Mike will join his father, Jim, a long-time coach at Holy Cross in Waterbury, in the Connecticut Chapter of the National Wrestling Hall of Fame. Jim was inducted in 2010.    News Releases Cited:  Seven to be inducted into Connecticut Chapter 2022 Augieri: Xavier's Cunningham to join Father in wrestling Hall of Fame

Springfield College graduate alumnus, John Sutyak joined the PrideCast to rehash his time on Alden Street, his views on leadership, current events and issues in Division III, and the value of hosting the 2023 DIII Men's Wrestling Championships at the Berglund Center in Roanoke, VA. Sutyak joined the National Association of Division III Athletic Administrators (NADIIIAA) Membership Committee in September of 2021 and will begin a four-year term on the NCAA Nominating Committee in January 2022. Sutyak's career began in a dual role as the assistant sports information director and area coordinator in residential life at Wheaton College (Massachusetts) in 2002. He then spent three years working in varsity sports operations and athletic facilities at Yale University before returning to Wheaton in July 2006 as the assistant director of athletics. At Wheaton, Sutyak was promoted to the associate director of athletics and interim director of athletics, before eventually assuming the permanent role of director of athletics and recreation in April 2012. He became just the second director of athletics in Wheaton's coeducational era, which began in 1988. Off campus, Sutyak served six years on the NEWMAC Executive Committee, including a two-year term as president which made him the first, and only, former NEWMAC student-athlete to also serve as conference president. Sutyak also served as the New England Chair for the NCAA Division III Softball Committee from 2009 to 2012. Outside of collegiate athletics, he worked at Gillette Stadium during New England Patriots home games from 2002-2019, both with the Patriots media relations team and the National Football League on its Player Participation crew. A native of Scarborough, Maine, Sutyak received his Bachelor of Arts in history from Wheaton College (Massachusetts) in 2000 and a Master of Education in athletic administration from Springfield College in 2002. During graduate school, he served as an assistant baseball coach at Western New England University during the 2001 and 2002 seasons, where he played a part in the team's first Great Northeast Atlantic Conference (GNAC) championship and its first NCAA Tournament appearance in 2001. At Scarborough High School, he was a two-sport athlete (baseball and basketball) and a finalist for the Maine Mr. Baseball Award in 1996. As a four-year member of the baseball team at Wheaton, he was a member of the college's first varsity team in 1997, the program's first two NEWMAC championship teams in 1999 and 2000, and a part of its first NCAA Tournament appearance in 2000. He also tied the NCAA record for home runs in one inning (2) against the University of Southern Maine in 1998. #WinTheMoment

Jamie, Tony and Stuart review Yokohama F. Marinos first four matches of the season and the news since the last podcast.

It's the first week of January, the Christmas tree needles have (hopefully) been hoovered up, and thoughts for many of us turn to New Year's Resolutions - lots of which involve physical activity! So - for the first Pridecast of 2022, Alex and Shivani are discussing the relationship which the LGBTQ+ community has with sport… You'll hear from Poet Sophia Blackwell on how gender conditioning takes place in schools from an early age, Ryan Atkin (the only out gay man in UK professional football) on toxic masculinity, Olympian Chelsea Wolfe on the accepting environment of freestyle BMX, and many more. Please note, some of the topics discussed in this episode might be sensitive and/or triggering. For help and support with any LGBTQ+ issues you might be facing, you can contact Switchboard on 0300 330 0630. Alternatively, the Samaritans are available twenty-four hours a day on 116 123.Pride Sports UK is an organisation working to challenge LGBTQ+ phobia in sport and improve access to sport for all LGBTQ+ people across the world. You can find more information at: https://pridesports.org.uk/. Hosted on Acast. See acast.com/privacy for more information.

This week, Alex and Shivani are getting a little bit meta, talking all about LGBTQ+ representation in telly, films, books and more - and asking the question of why it's so important for LGBTQ+ people to see themselves reflected in the media...But they're not alone! We'll hear from Lord Michael Cashman on having the first gay kiss in Eastenders in 1987, screenwriting legend Russell T. Davies on the importance of integrating LGBTQ+ stories into subplots, Paul Burston on representation in the publishing world, and Dr Ranj Singh and psychotherapist Zayna Ratty, answering the age old question of ‘why don't we have a Straight Pride too?'Please note, some of the topics discussed in this episode might be sensitive and/or triggering. For help and support with any LGBTQ+ issues you might be facing, you can contact Switchboard on 0300 330 0630. Alternatively, the Samaritans are available twenty-four hours a day on 116 123. Hosted on Acast. See acast.com/privacy for more information.

For episode 20, we welcome back a familiar face and voice to the PrideCast and check-in with former co-host and former Springfield Assistant wrestling Coach and graduate alumnus, James Kaishian. Jimmy Kaishian is a 2017 graduate of Perennial Power Ithaca College. With the Bombers, Kaishian strung together an incredibly consistent college wrestling career as a four year starter at 125lbs. Kaishian earned 126 wins in four years, four berths to the national tournament and was a 2016 All-American finishing his junior campaign with a seventh place finish on the national podium in Cedar Rapids, IA. Following his impressive career with the Bombers, Kaishian began his coaching career at Springfield College where he served as an Assistant Coach for the Pride for four seasons from 2017-2021. In his tenure with the Pride's wrestling program, Kaishian coached 22 NWCA Scholar All-Americans and six national qualifiers. In addition to the instrumental role he played in the Pride's Wrestling program, Kaishian established himself as a leader, scholar, and educator on Springfield's campus. In his first two years on Alden Street, Kaishian earned a Master's in Sport and Exercise Psychology and served as a teaching fellow in the Physical Education and Health Education Department. After completing his Master's, Kaishian transitioned into the Teaching and Administration Doctoral Program. Amidst this transition, Kaishian wore several hats to stretch his impact beyond the wrestling room - He served as an adjunct faculty teaching Sport Psychology, and served as the President of the Graduate Student Organization. In his role with the Grad Student Organization, Kaishian served on several campus committees including the Campus Program Planning Committee on Race, Alumni Committee, and the Graduate Faculty committee. For his efforts and contributions, Kaishian won the 2021 Springfield College Campus Voice Award. He is a product of Yorktown Heights, NY and formerly Iowa Style Wrestling Club, now known as Empire Wrestling Academy. Kaishian has come full circle and is currently back in his hometown of Yorktown, NY and serving as a coach at Empire Wrestling Academy in Somers, NY and the Head Wrestling Coach at his alma mater, Yorktown High School. Jimmy is the first author of an article recently published in the Journal of Clinical Sport Psychology titled, The Prevalence of Mental Health Conditions Among High School and Collegiate Student-Athletes: A Systematic Review We hope you enjoy this conversation with Coach Kaishian as he discusses his growth as a coach, mental health in sport, his mindset in training as a college wrestler, and the value of the win the moment philosophy. If you'd like to contact Jimmy, you can email him at jkaishian@springfieldcollege.edu, reach him on Twitter @JKaishianMS, connect with him on LinkedIn: Jim Kaishian, https://www.linkedin.com/in/jim-kaishian/

For episode 19, 2014 Springfield College alumnus, and 2013 157lb Division III National Champion, Devin Biscaha joins the PrideCast! Despite a lack of competition entering the postseason of his junior year, Devin managed to navigate a seemingly insurmountable national bracket where he was an unseeded wrestler that knocked off No. 6 seed Reece Lefever of Wabash, No. 3 seed Cole Welter of Wartburg, No. 2 seed Chris Burdge of Centenary, and No. 4 seed, Kris Krawchuk of Wilkes to capture gold. Devin is a Jackson, N.J. native and a 2010 graduate of perennial powerhouse Jackson Memorial High School. With the Jags, Biscaha was part of a contingent that was the No. 1 team in New Jersey in 2007, and consistently ranked in the top 10 in the state during his high school career. Biscaha was the first Springfield wrestler to compete in the national championship bout since John Roden was the national runner up at 174 in 2000. Biscaha became Springfield Wrestling's first ever NCAA Division III title and only second national champ in the program's long history next to Olympic gold medalist and the late Jeff Blatnick '79, who won a pair of NCAA Division II national titles at heavyweight in 1978 and 1979. After graduating from Springfield with a bachelor's degree in Movement and Sport Studies, Biscaha began his coaching career as an Assistant Coach at Powerhouse Christiansburg High School in Christiansburg, Virginia. While on staff, Biscaha helped lead Christiansburg to 3 team state titles, two team state runner-up finishes, coached 11 individual state champions that combined for 19 titles, and coached 20 state placewinners. He recently returned to his hometown of Jackson, New Jersey where he is now the head coach at Jackson Liberty High School. Following Devin's title run, Springfield finished 8th in Cedar Rapids, Iowa at the 2013 Division III tournament. It was the highest team finish for the Pride since the 1998 team took seventh. Alongside Bischaha, Derek Adams and Joe Grippi wrapped up their seasons by earning All-America honors. This is the first time since 1999 that Springfield has produced three All-Americans. That year, Mike Gaydos (197-6th), Craig Vedrani (157-6th), and John Roden (174-4th) all took home the national honor. You can watch highlight's of Devin's national title run here: 2013 National Champion, Devin Biscaha If you would like to reach out to Devin, you can email him at dbiscaha@jacksonsd.edu Keep up with Springfield College Wrestling on Facebook (facebook.com/scpridewrestle), Instagram (@scpride_wrestle), and Twitter (@scpride_wrestle). #WinTheMoment

In the spirit of Pride Month, this week we celebrate love and individuality with our two special guests Jes and Maliik. They talk with us about their experiences being a part of the LGBTQIA+ community.

We could barely contain our excitement for this week's PRIDEcast! "Sutton's Gotta Give" us a break from her antics. We love Kathy Hilton even more than the week before. Hunter says something nice about Lisa Rinna. We finally talk taglines, and Papa the Bear isn't pleased. We hope you have as much fun listening as we had recording. Happy Pride!