Podcasts about qpoc

Have a Social 4th of July! (Let's talk about socializing and planning as a QPOC LGBTQ+ person). NO DRAMA for me here. I'm not mad. I'm planning on coping with what comes my way. Here is how I'm viewing things. People. Events. Adjustments. Flexibility. Fun. Sleep. Rest. And recovery. Harnessing my energy to be able and available and ready to connect with friends and catch up and have some authentic time together. Some time will be fun. Some will be party mode. Some will be frustrating. It's fine to get frustrated or even angry but I'm seeing how important it is to keep reflecting and tuning in to myself. Here's how I'm doing that!

Estamos en Pride season, y con orgullo hablamos de nuestros “coming out stories”. In this episode, we dive into our personal coming-out journeys and discuss the relevancy of coming out in today's societal atmosphere.Listen to three stories that have brought us here, with each other and y'all. Amigues aggaren sus bebidas, sus chucherias, y subanle Al volumen porque se va armar! Follow us!Instagram: @threebrownjotosX: @threebrownjotosThis podcast is a product of Three Brown Jotos and is produced by mejia.tv.

A panel featuring four of Nia King's favorite artists: Sawyer Lovett, Joe Hatton, Vo Vo, and Cristy C. Road. Zines played a crucial role in reducing social isolation for many of us, whether we were one of the only punks of color in our scene (Nia in Boston, Joe in the Dakotas, and Vo in Sydney, Australia), or the only gay in our rural Virginia town (Sawyer). Cristy C. Road discusses growing up in Miami's predominantly Black and brown punk scene and using zines to process heartbreak and trauma. Other important zinesters that received shout-outs (or should have include): Mimi Thi Nguyen Jackie Wang Lauren Jade Martin Suzy X Osa Atoe Adee Roberson Lawrence Lindell Breena Nuñez Ajuan Mance the Queer Zine Archive Project Jenna Freedman/the Barnard Zine Library this list truly never ends. Shout out to Amirah Mizrahi for the transcription and Maliha Ahmed for running tech.

Y'all know we had to do it! This week we say "howdy" to Cowboy Carter and talk all about the album, its significance, and its impact. Yeehaw! Make the haters mad and rate us 5 stars.  Watch the live recording on our Youtube channel Here! Send us an email with your thoughts/comments about the show: BlackFatFemmePod@gmail.com Follow the show on social: Twitter | Instagram Follow DoctorJonPaul: Twitter | Instagram | Website  Follow Jordan: Twitter | Instagram | Website See omnystudio.com/listener for privacy information.

Lgbtq+ Qpoc and minorities and education and job success

Cuál es tu dulce pecado? Whats your guilty pleasure? In this episode we dive into some of our personal guilty pleasures and discuss if guilt should be associated with them.Shopping, food, porn y mucho más! ¡Se pone caliente este!¡Amigues! Agarren sus bebidas, sus chucherías, y súbanle al volumen porque se va a armar!Follow us!Instagram: @threebrownjotosX: @threebrownjotosThis podcast is a product of Three Brown Jotos and is produced by mejia.tv.

In this empowering episode, Jessica Tyler engages in a heartfelt conversation with Ashley Hampton, the Co-founder and Clinical Director of Hampton House Counseling, a groundbreaking QPOC group private practice in Nashville, Tennessee. Ashley is also the Executive Director of Healing in the Margins. This non-profit organization drives systemic transformation and fosters recovery through tailored mental health resources for LGBTQIA+ and BIPOC communities. Ashley shares her unwavering commitment to creating inclusive spaces and serving individuals in marginalized communities, shedding light on her community advocacy work to promote visible and accessible mental health and well-being in historically harmed communities. For more on our guests, links from the conversation, and APA citation for this episode visit https://concept.paloaltou.edu/resources/the-thoughtful-counselor-podcast  The Thoughtful Counselor is created in partnership with Palo Alto University's Division of Continuing & Professional Studies. Learn more at concept.paloaltou.edu

Part of surviving the world as a marginalized person is about always being attuned to how people who don't have your identities might view you or feel about you at any given moment. And so the first thing lost as marginalized people is the understanding of what they even want and what it means to actually show up on their own terms and not in a constant reflection of how the world views them. This week, on episode 26 of Cosmic RX Radio Madi Murphy and Meera Mohan-Graham share how as an anti-oppression coach she works to help marginalized people take up space and show up on their own terms 

Welcome back to the podcast that, “has never for once in our lives been able to think straight”. This week, Leigh (@lshfoster) and Ellie (@elliebrigida) talk about the 2008 romantic drama I Can't Think Straight, based on the novel by the same name, for this Lez-ssentials episode, a recurring segment on the essential movies and TV shows in the lesbian canon. Although this film was released in 2008, it remains one of the few lesbian movies with diverse QPOC representation. The story centers around the relationship between Tala, a Christian Palestinian woman from Jordan, and Leyla, a British Indian Muslim woman living in London. Tala is in the midst of her fourth engagement to some irrelevant man and working in London when she meets Leyla and loses all ability to think straight. In true lesbian fashion, their eyes meet once at Tala's engagement party and the rest is history.  These two women have incredible chemistry together and it is impossible not to root for them from that very first glance. Tala is bold in her pursuit of baby gay Leyla, inviting her on a weekend getaway for just the two of them and slyly booking a room with only one bed. After sleeping together literally once, Leyla's whole world tilts on its axis and she comes out to her extremely homophobic mother. Tala, however, chooses to remain closeted, causing Leyla to break up with her. But don't worry. After all, this would not be a Lez-ssential if the story ended there. After the breakup, Leyla gets a new girlfriend (but really we all know how rebounds go) and achieves her dream of becoming a published author. Meanwhile, Tala breaks off her engagement (again), comes out to her parents (who really should have known after that many failed engagements to forgettable men), and in classic rom com style, writes Leyla a poem. She then attends Leyla's book signing and our lesbians finally get the happy ending they deserve.  At the end of the episode, stick around to hear our original song based on I Can't Think Straight, “Waves”, written by Leigh Holmes Foster and produced by Ellie Brigida. Join us on Patreon at bit.ly/lezpatreon for instant access to mp3 downloads of all our original songs or find us on Bandcamp to purchase songs individually. We are planning another #TrovaTrip gaycation! Join Ellie and Leigh in Costa Rica May 1-6, 2024, for the relaxing queer vacay you deserve. For more information and to be among the first to book a spot (and snatch up that Early Bird Discount!), visit bit.ly/lezdocostarica.  Follow along on Twitter: Lez Hang Out (@lezhangoutpod) and answer our Q & Gay at the end of every episode. Leigh Holmes Foster (@lshfoster) and Ellie Brigida (@elliebrigida). You can also join us on Facebook.com/lezhangoutpod and follow along on Instagram (@lezhangoutpod). Learn more about your ad choices. Visit megaphone.fm/adchoices

My queer experiences for today: listening to a QPOC sex therapist on a pod, gym, therapy. Check out this SPACE FOR US PODCAST episode from last month, featuring psychologist Dr. Kres Snyder: https://youtu.be/rFKwVc0kAew She talks about experiences working with trans youth and QTPOC families. Check out her professional experience: https://www.psychologytoday.com/us/therapists/kres-snyder-homewood-il/149086

“We are united as Black and Asian people to recognize the BS of people trying to leverage the successes from our communities as some way to cover up the real stuff — being locked out of certain things.” Johnathan is a content creator, podcaster, activist, serial panelist, and bubble tea enthusiast. His activism began in 2008 with his “blasainFMA” YouTube channel - where he worked to bring awareness to multiracial issues surrounding the intersection of Black and Asian identity. Johnathan first podcast “Edugaytion” covered Queer Person of Color (QPOC) issues, and has recently launched “This QPOC Life” to be more inclusive to all marginalized communities. To close out Pride Month, we're featuring a conversation from our guest co-host + longtime FrieMMd of the Pod Steven Wakabayashi from the Yellow Glitter podcast - who covers mindfulness through the eyes and soul of  Queer Asian perspectives. LEARN ABOUT STEVEN / YELLOW GLITTER stevenwakabayashi.com POD: Yellow Glitter: https://apple.co/3ba9yUx instagram.com/stevenwakabayashi mindfulmoments.substack.com LEARN ABOUT JOHNATHAN instagram.com/jonahsahn twitter.com/jonahsahn Youtube https://www.youtube.com/user/BLASIANFMA Learn more about your ad choices. Visit megaphone.fm/adchoices

I mean...Dating in your 40s, Age Difference, Embarrassing Moments, Diapers, Daytime TV, Social Media, Tyra Banks, Music Industry, Power Dynamics, Missy Elliott, Celine Dion, Don Lemon, Rock and Roll Hall of Fame, Generational Gap, NDAs, Album Releases, Love and Relationships...DAMN! And we get into them all in this episode of Apartment 420 with your host Well Beyond. #Apt420 Hosted By @wellbeyondworld Real Talk, Real Life, + Real Weed

Xtian and Jay with another episode of the Apartment 420 Podcast. Who needs the Met Gala when you have us smoking and talking all of the crazy shit that you love. Light up and tune in.  Episode Summary: What would happen if women stopped having babies? How does this relate to the current abortion laws in the US? Join us in a captivating episode of Apartment 420 where we not only explore these thought-provoking questions but also stumble upon the surprising connection between abortion and the Royal Family. Furthermore, we share our anticipation for the coronation and discuss the fear of death, as well as ponder on the consequences of eating hamburgers for four days straight. Ever wondered about the fascinating world of Narwhals and their unique tusks? We've got you covered! In this conversation, we delve into the realm of these mysterious creatures and their roles in the animal kingdom. We also examine the distinct physical features and behaviors between male and female animals and how these differences are deeply rooted in our society's beauty standards and fashion history. Finally, we can't help but tackle the issue of hierarchy in society, comparing our favorite hometown foods and reflecting on the privileges and injustices that exist around us. We dive into the world of banking and the potential implications of racial prejudice in verifying checks, all while reminiscing about our favorite bodega sandwiches and hot dogs. Don't miss out on this thought-provoking and entertaining episode of Apartment 420 – you won't regret it! #Apt420 Hosted By @wellbeyondworld Real Talk, Real Life, + Real Weed

In this episode of Our Classroom we go From Tupac to QPOC w/ Annie Tornabene as she offers some practical strategies to grapple with shifting racial categories as a “Questioning Person of Color”. Different voice, different content, same energy. Classroom Notes Imposter syndrome Impact of the U.S. Census on shifting racial categories 3 practical strategies to grapple with shifting racial categories as a “Questioning Person of Color” Annie Tornabene, MEd, owns and provides educational therapy services at AMP Educational Therapy LLC in Southern California. She has previously served as the Director of Student Support, Middle School Learning Specialist, and DEI Coordinator at a K-12 independent school in California. Recently, Annie joined the beloved ed tech company, BrainPOP, helping school districts across the U.S. provide rich online learning experiences to students and teachers. She holds a BA in Psychology from Princeton University, a Certificate in Educational Therapy from UC Riverside, and a Masters in Education from the University of San Diego. Annie has presented at national conferences on topics related to racial/ethnic identity and neurodiversity. Welcome to Our Classroom! Follow: LinkedIn: Annie Tornabene Don't be late to class! Subscribe to Our Classroom today. Resources - Books & Curriculum / Blog / Merch

*SPOILER ALERT at the very start talking about the Netflix Whitney Houston Movie.

Born out of Director Sharon Lewis's own muted struggle with not fitting into neat racial/Queer/Christian boxes, With Wonder takes an intimate look at the journey of members of the Queer, Christian community of colour and their attempts to answer the question: Can you be both Christian and Queer? This feature length documentary, features the diverse stories of several members of the LGBTQI+ community, including high profile queer activists and Queer clerics, in places like Jamaica, New York, London, and Los Angeles. They each have their own unique ways of amplifying their voices and finding their way back to spiritual health, despite the shaming tactics of some Christian institutions. With Wonder is a love letter to God from the LGBTQI+ community of colour. Heartfelt and honest, With Wonder delves into what for some might be uncomfortable conversations. In this episode, I sit down with Courtney Panchan, Distribution Manager of Black Market Releasing (the film company releasing With Wonder) to talk about how the QPOC people in the film came to terms and come out the other side, living their truth with the power of who they are and still serving God and how they can champion youth across Canada & the US who are looking to be accepted for their truth.

Xtian and Jay return with Season 3 of the Apartment 420 Podcast. You already know what it bees like. It's SPRING and the dynamic duo has returned, higher than ever. Join us as we jump right back into doing what we do pretty ok. Keeping you stoned and entertained. Episode Summary: In this episode of Apartment 420, we dive into a wide range of topics, from comedy, culture, and cannabis to personal experiences with the criminal justice system. We discuss the complexities of family, the impact of trauma on memory, and the concept of karma. Our conversation also touches on the music industry and the longevity of iconic artists like Mary J Blige and Mariah Carey. We debate the difference between classic songs and hits, the importance of live performances, and the controversies surrounding various artists. So roll up, light up, and tune in for a hilarious, thought-provoking, and unedited conversation with a dose of unpredictability. Welcome to Apartment 420, where the fun starts now! #Apt420 Hosted By @wellbeyondworld Real Talk, Real Life, + Real Weed

We Want the Airwaves celebrates 10 years with a panel featuring six of the artists from Queer & Trans Artists of Color, Volume Three: Anthony J. Williams, Kamal Al-Soylaylee, Joamette Gil, Venus Kii Thomas, Qwo-Li Driskill, and Osa Atoe! (This is the first part of a two-part episode, so you will only hear Ant, Kamal, and Jo on it.) This panel is co-hosted by Maliha Ahmed, co-editor of Queer & Trans Artists of Color, Volume Three, and sponsored by the Aydelotte Foundation, Black Studies, Film & Media Studies, and the Libraries at Swarthmore College. Art by Gabriela Riveros and Dan Nosheny. Tune back in next month for part two! Read the transcript here. Support the podcast here.

Wow, we were high as mutha flying chicken wings with a dog on the side. Roll up, Light up, and Join the conversation already in progress. #Apt420 Hosted By @wellbeyondworld Real Talk, Real Life, + Real Weed

The Intersection: Diverse Folx Converse is a podcast made by and for queer people of color, gender nonconforming, and trans people. This is Season Two, Episode 11. Our title is, We're Not Gonna Take It: Queering Boxing For Self-Growth and Life Strategies. We have special guest, Pharrell Shaymar, boxing coach and LGBTQ speaker. We are releasing this podcast in anticipation of the first World Gay Boxing Championship held in Sydney, Australia Feb 18–22 2023! With growing violence and hate crimes directed at LGBTQ people in the US and elsewhere in the world, queering boxing has a positive effect on queer and trans folx's self-image, safe spaces, and community. We talk about how queer people belong everywhere, including in sports. We confront stereotypes about boxing and toxic masculinity and describe how by queering boxing, trans and queer boxers are redefining the sport in and beyond the ring. Pharrell Shaymar: Keynote Speaker

Join Xtian and Jay at the mountaintop cruising spot as we smoke, chat, and watch people sucking... #Apt420 Hosted By @wellbeyondworld Real Talk, Real Life, + Real Weed

The season is giving winter white, but the grass is still green. Join us as we smoke, laugh, and talk about anything and everything. #Apt420 Hosted By @wellbeyondworld Real Talk, Real Life, + Real Weed

The Intersection: Diverse Folx Converse Season 2, Episode 10 with our special episode with Bennett Kaspar-Williams, "Making Trans Positive Media: Bringing Our Personal Lives to Work and the Screen." About a year ago, Netflix, one of the leading streaming media companies, destroyed its employee-first work culture policy and produced transphobic content. Both of which caused a mass exodus of some top talent, the distrust of their audiences, and the company's stock to tank. Media and tech companies had looked up to Netflix for its non-hierarchical business model, cutting-edge content, and commitment to an almost idyllic transparency with their employees. What happened? One glaring problem was producing transphobic content that could fuel an already volatile situation for trans people. The fact that Netflix decided to go back on its word to consider its employees' voices. And failed to include the Employee Resource Groups (ERGs) that have been assembled previously to maintain the integrity of their values and content. And to support and protect their communities. Earlier this year, I met Bennett Kaspar-Williams, labor relations and inclusivity, and we started to work on "Making Trans Positive Media: Bringing Our Personal Lives to Work and the Screen." Bennett was at the center of the Netflix walkouts over transphobic content, the most public being Dave Chappelle's The Closer. He also served as vice president of the Netflix trans ERG and Chair for the Trans* Content Review Pod. Bennett now works at Amazon Studios, where he is starting a new trans ERG among other projects. Our intersection rests between trans positive media and labor relations, especially of trans employees. Especially when we are talking about a media company who needed to do better in both of these regards to better represent and support the trans community. At work and on the screen.

Guess who's back in the house? Xtian is in Toronto, where the weed is strong, and the laughs are plenty. Roll Up, Light Up, and Tune In! #Apt420 Hosted By @wellbeyondworld Real Talk, Real Life, + Real Weed

Often on this show, we get into about the nightly adventures of Xtian and wish we had the original telling of the tale to share with the listeners. Well, this time, we do! Join us in this 2 part series of "That's When I knew I F#%ed up!" #Apt420 Hosted By @wellbeyondworld Real Talk, Real Life, + Real Weed

we are backkkk (how many times we gunna say that)but yes ur favorite felines are here we gunna catch you up where we've beensome hot topics and todays episode is truly here to let you know the rules to cuffing season and if your a cuff or a bust!!!

Jay Jay Revlon Ballroom culture was celebrated in the tv drama Pose, set in New York during the 1980s and 90s. It originated in Harlem, where queer people of colour came together in act of self-expression and resistance, and is now international. A key figure in London's scene is DJ, community activist and impresario, Jay Jay Revlon. Jay Jay has serious dance training, and found a home for his talents in ballroom – often with his mother on the door at his events! As father of the House of Revlon, Jay Jay looks after the people who work and perform with him. He's the perfect guide to ballroom culture. About Jay Jay Revlon Born and raised in Peckham, South London, Jay Jay has many hats. His focus is curating events, DJing, Ballroom (voguing) and mentoring. Listed in Time Out's ‘One to Watch', he is a committed community activist, dedicated to creating safe spaces and conversations for QPOC and LGBTQ+. He does this through his own club night ‘Let's Have a Kiki #theparty' and as a volunteer peer to peer mentor at Stonewall Housing. A devoted influence on the London Ballroom scene, as Father of the ‘UK House of Revlon', Jay Jay is a leading authority of Ballroom in the UK. Find out more about the work of the RAD. Follow the RAD on social media, and join the conversation with host David JaysInstagram @royalacademyofdanceFacebook @RoyalAcademyofDanceTwitter @RADheadquartersYouTube / royalacademydanceDavid Jays @mrdavidjays Sign up to our mailing list.RAD is an independent educational charity and does not receive regular government funding. Every penny we make goes back into the work we do. You can support us by either naming a seat as part of our Name A Seat Campaign or make a donation. Jay Jay's website is https://www.justjayjay.com/ and you can follow him on Instagram and Twitter @jayjayrevlon Hosted on Acast. See acast.com/privacy for more information.

Often on this show, we get into about the nightly adventures of Xtian and wish we had the original telling of the tale to share with the listeners. Well, this time, we do! Join us in this 2 part series of "That's When I knew I F#%ed up!" #Apt420 Hosted By @wellbeyondworld Real Talk, Real Life, + Real Weed

In this episode of Word on the Street: an OML & RRC Podcast, SIEs Annissa (She/Her), Kyara (She/They), Nicole (She/Her), and Shray (He/Him) are joined by Sarah (She/He/They) and Juliana (She/Her) from QPOCA to discuss the unique, BIPOC experience of coming out to our family members. All of the material discussed and advice given in this episode are based on our own personal experiences being queer people of color. We do not claim to be experts, but we share a connection to the topic and hope that we, and those who listen to this episode, continue to expand upon and discuss this topic more openly in various spaces. BE A PART OF THE PODCAST If you would like to write in to, join, comment on, or suggest episodes to the Word on the Street: an OML & RRC Podcast, please fill out the google form listed below. https://docs.google.com/forms/d/1s1kr2rKW1hsgTNNr81K-RreySUu-YxEV7cUD6MjMw5g If you would like to submit a story or join an episode of the Growing Up Mixed Series, please fill out the google form below. https://docs.google.com/forms/d/e/1FAIpQLSfemAp6aZ1XsVJTuTghAI8t7cUk3VtmfTk7yRXsl4-6eezYQA/viewform?usp=sf_link SPECIAL GUEST: QPOCA General Meetings: Thursdays, 5:35 - 6:35 PM in the Shapell Lounge Instagram: @qpoca_scu OML/RRC UPCOMING EVENTS Una noche en Latino America October 15 7-9 PM Locatelli Center RSVP: https://scu.az1.qualtrics.com/jfe/form/SV_bOYPR4PvSPDikPc?Q_CHL=qr Queer Craft Corner Every Friday 11:30 AM - 1:30 PM OML House (832 Market St) QCC: Button Design Workshop with Rhiley Jane Friday, Oct 21 11:30 AM - 1:30 PM OML House (832 Market St) RSVP: https://docs.google.com/forms/d/e/1FAIpQLSfxFzWB7WkoYRF_-261b7mABJTv6_sN_7dEysV_bzeCryalmQ/viewform?usp=pp_url Queer Horror Night Rift (2017) Saturday, Oct 29 Movie Begins at 7:00 PM Williman Room RSVP: https://docs.google.com/forms/d/e/1FAIpQLScIhW9ZR_-ZlvGC0S-XTGPhB2gFajUs4bjcKDBWlrsJwkXQcg/viewform?usp=pp_url Follow us for more! INSTAGRAM @rrc_scu @scuoml FACEBOOK @SCURainbowResourceCenter @SCUOfficeForMulticulturalLearning SPOTIFY Word On The Street: An OML & RRC Podcast SCU OML YOUTUBE SCU Office for Multicultural Learning

We're back for the first official season of Folx Like Us! Join us every Wednesday, October 5 - Wednesday, November 30, 2022.   In this episode, we chat about: That's Dope Robyn Rihanna Fenty is performing at the 2023 Super Bowl Ratchet Recap Black women winning & shutting shit down The Human Rights Campaign (HRC) welcomes Kelly Robinson Former Baylor Players Speak Out Against Former College Coach's Silence on Brittney Griner Niecy Nash-Betts and Jessica Betts running up checks + more random news from music and entertainment Fight Me Atlanta Waterboyz, some call it enterprising, others call it terrorizing.  Weekly Challenge Georgia check your voter registration status and make a plan to vote. https://registertovote.sos.ga.gov/GAOLVR/welcome.do#no-back-button   Episode sources: Kelly Robinson @ HRC Queen Egbo & Chloe Jackson call out former Baylor coach Tekashi 6ix9ine speaks on Brittney Griner, unnecessarily Niecy Nash-Betts & Jessica Betts, The Rookie:Feds Love Interest Niecy Nash-Betts as Dahmer's neighbor in Netflix series Episode correction: Bee Ngyuen for State Secretary of Georgia More about Folx Like Us: A ratchet and refined podcast about being Black, queer, and living within the intersections in the South. We're tapping the full spectrum of Folx Like Us and talking parties, politics, business, and bullshit! Find us on Instagram @FolxLikeUs

In this episode of The Intersection, I sat down with Founder of Black Remote She, Jasmine Jacobs to talk all about how to work to live and not live to work. Specifically focused on how Black professionals specifically can navigate corporate and other organizations for job searches without compromising their values. And while looking at remote work or hybrid at office/remote work. We discuss the origin story of Black Remote She specifically from Jasmine's experience and how they created the organization from a real need for themselves, their YouTube followers, and eventually their clients to take back control of their careers, opportunities, wellness, and their image. We speak about Black representation and some about brown representation and how Black Remote She is putting queer Black folks, darker-skinned, gender non-conforming, trans Black folks, and those with disabilities in the forefront. Because we often don't see these representations within professional platforms. This was such a delightful conversation about representation, how to find agency within the working world, and how to find wellness and life-work balance. Because career alignment isn't just about who you are when you're at the job. It's also about how one's treated, regarded as a Black employee or manager, and how one is able to be a whole person. This episode is being released on Black Women's Equal Pay Day! Enjoy! Jasmine Jacobs (they/she) is the Founder of Black Remote She and can be found at: https://www.blackremoteshe.com @blackremoteshe Email: info@blackremoteshe.com Support BRS: https://www.buymeacoffee.com/blackremoteshe Check out Black Remote She's website for their email job preparation campaign to receive one email a day for a week to support your job search! Dr. Shannon Wong Lerner (she/they) is a cross-continental scholar, thought leader, keynote speaker, and DEI & communication skills trainer whose work spans across the United States, Europe, and Asia. They are the host of The Intersection: Diverse Folx Converse, programming made by and for QPoC and GNC individuals and Communication for Diverse People. https://drshannonwl.com @dr_shannon_wl The Intersection is a not-for-profit project made by and for queer people of color and gender non-conforming and trans people that relies on donations. Currently for this year, we have only reached $540 out of our $8,000 goal! If you like what you hear, please consider donating. Even $10 would be great to add to our production fees. See our GoFundMe here: https://gofund.me/9476c47f Theme Music created by: L'envol Du Papillon by Patchworker f.k.a. [friendzoned] | https://soundcloud.com/patchworker Music promoted by https://www.free-stock-music.com Creative Commons Attribution-ShareAlike 3.0 Unported https://creativecommons.org/licenses/...

we are back and with the last 3 episodes of the summer series its gunna be jammed pack!this week we talk aboutThe Queen is dead!  Awww. Black , African, Irish and Indian Twitter had words for her. She by Shein. Shree has finally released her much anticipated she by shree collection. But ppl are not happy with the prices. Beyoncé 41st birthday extravagant had more A-List celebrities than VMASRay J goes on Live and shows receipts from conversations with Kanye. Alledging that Kris Jenner was behind the leaking of his and Kim sex tape years ago. Lil Kim and Megan collab, happened then didn't. What's going on ?Queen mix feat JT, Bia, Katie got bandz, Akbar, Mailibu Mitch.  Firstly thoughts on the song?Whose verse were you feeling ?After the release of Queensmix Stan's come for JT. Caresha shows her support. World War 3 of Female Rap - New rap girlies upset with other rap girlies who got on Queen's mix. Prompting Nicki Minaj to go Ballistic on Queen radio and social media for the past 3 days.  Pay for your own birthday dinner ?! Corporate Baddie also knows as Dre Brown makes controversial viral tik tok about Birthday dinners. Congratulations to Halle in The Little Mermaid trailer. (Racist storm Twitter to boycott movie.)Main topic  Competition amongst friends/ Comparison Culture if you havent already get ur tickets for the halloween party the link is in demi's instagram bio but here u gohttps://www.eventbrite.com/e/spilled-milk-presents-spooky-dick-szn-tickets-417076897227?aff=ebdssbdestsearchand get ready for demi's radio show premiering tomorrow at 9pm on stationhead just type in ohshxdemi

Have you ever felt intimidated in the therapist chair or classroom? Joshua Schwartz (they/them) therapist and Dr. Shannon Wong Lerner (she/they) who was a long-time professor break down any hint of authority or power from these positions. And instead, they share their own experiences of mental health, self-care, and getting through the most harrowing times within graduate school. We made this podcast for anyone interested in the intersections between neurodivergence and queerness AKA neuroqueer! And we hope it might be helpful for anyone else in a social service or education role to better serve their communities! Joshua Schwartz (they/them) currently works as a therapist. They have a BA from San Francisco State University and MSW UC Berkeley, having received their baccalaureate in psychology and human sexuality studies with the highest distinction. Work experience in caregiving; Applied Behavior Analysis (ABA); case management; crisis assessment, intervention, and triage in clinical and community settings; and individual and group counseling and psychotherapy. Joshua can be found at their blog: https://starvingautist.com Dr. Shannon Wong Lerner (she/they) is a cross-continental scholar, thought leader, keynote speaker, and DEI & communication skills trainer whose work spans across the United States, Europe, and Asia. They are the host of The Intersection: Diverse Folx Converse, programming made by and for QPoC and GNC individuals and Communication for Diverse People. https://drshannonwl.com @dr_shannon_wl The Intersection is a not-for-profit project made by and for queer people of color and gender non-conforming and trans people that relies on donations. Currently for this year, we have only reached $540 out of our $8,000 goal! If you like what you hear, please consider donating. Even $10 would be great to add to our production fees. See our GoFundMe here: https://gofund.me/9476c47f Theme Music created by: L'envol Du Papillon by Patchworker f.k.a. [friendzoned] | https://soundcloud.com/patchworker Music promoted by https://www.free-stock-music.com Creative Commons Attribution-ShareAlike 3.0 Unported https://creativecommons.org/licenses/...

hey hey we missed you we are back with a new episode n no shade life can be so tricky this week we talk about the followingTrumps house gets raidedPeople going out with monkey poxTevin Campbell comes out?Entrepreneurs big freedia weed launch and frank ocean cock ring The new ike nd Tina chrisean and blue face yung thug sued for 150,000if you havent already make sure you're following us on twitter and ig and heading to the merch shop! https://linktr.ee/spilledmilkpod

¡Vámonos! Because in this podcast, you will be listening to LGBTQ+ vendors, artists, & creators that make up the Queer Mercado Community. You will get to hear their stories, motivations, and the many ways they contribute to their local communities. They are the magic of the Queer Mercado (QM).Get ready to listen to the love, passion, and dedication behind the QM with your host Gaudencio Márquez.Happy 1st Birthday to the Queer Mercado Vendor Community. After 11 events and 12 months, cofounders Ryan Montez and Gaudencio Márquez recap the visibility and presence that the Queer Mercado has cultivated in East Los Angeles. In this episode, you will hear the audio recording taken directly from the Queer Mercado at the Hilda Solis Learning Academy on April 16, 2022. See how it all started in this video from July 19, 2021: https://www.instagram.com/tv/CRhElOjAsEl/?igshid=YmMyMTA2M2Y= Ryan Montez on Instagram Queer Mercado at the Hilda Solis Learning Academy on April 16, 2022Guests: Jose Richard Aviles | @soynalgonaMelinaEllieDanellia Arechiga aka | @themultidimensionalmamiAlex Molina  Mario J. Novoa | @mariojnovoaThank you for listening! This podcast has been made possible by the incredible leadership of our producer Xavier Mejia, our sponsors, Kaiser Permanente, REACH LA & a list of community backers, which you will see in the show notes.   Queer Mercado Theme Song:El Mercado by Hector Jose Ortiz and Rachael RodriguezRead about the Queer Mercado hereEmail: thequeermercado@gmail.comFollow us on Instagram @thequeermercadoTo tip The Queer MercadoTo tip mejia.tvPodcast Backers:Jessica AnconaAmy YeagerRachel BarbosaXimena MartinAaron SaenzMelissa DeSimoneMichelle RodriquezVictoria MartinezChris Garcia and Mick Ramos-GarciaLaw Office of Mario TrujilloMarisa MejiaAnnie MartinezArturo AviñaMario MontezMonique ManningJackie VarelaRobbin HuntingdaleMario CeballosTHANK YOU!!!!For those who haven't experienced the QM, we are a permanent market in EAST LA that happens every 3rd Saturday (10 - 4 pm) at the Hilda Solis Learning Academy. We are a vendor community composed of LGBTQ + artists, creators & business owners where we not only celebrate our cultura & our queerness, but we are also here to uplift and create econom

It's Pride Season Again. And you know what that means! (Neither do we). Join us as we talk shit about the same stuff as we approach our season finale. Light up and buckle in for some good times as we dig into a bunch of random, fun and shady topics. This is Apartment 420 #Apt420 Hosted By @wellbeyondmusic Real Talk, Real Life, + Real Weed

Happy Black History Month. Join us as we talk shit about the same stuff in a new year. Light up and buckle in for some good times as we dig into a bunch of random, fun, and shady topics. #Apt420 Hosted By @wellbeyondmusic Real Talk, Real Life, + Real Weed

LIVE from the poolside! Join us as we talk shit about the same stuff under the sunny skies of LA. Light up and buckle in for some good times as we dig into a bunch of random, fun and shady topics. This is Apartment 420. Weed for this episode was provided by @packs.sgv #Apt420 Hosted By @wellbeyondworld Real Talk, Real Life, + Real Weed

What went down on musics biggest night? #Apt420 Hosted By @wellbeyondmusic Real Talk, Real Life, + Real Weed

We invite you to attend Season 2, Episode 7 of The Intersection: Diverse Folx Converse. Reproductive Justice, Bodily Autonomy, and Agency During the Threat of Overturning Roe vs. Wade with Special Guest Evonnia Woods, Ph.D. from Reproaction. In this 2-part series, Dr. Shannon speaks with Evonnia Woods about the threat of the Supreme Court taking away Roe vs Wade. We discuss the history and backdrop of State bans on abortion and restrictions leading up to recently to the Supreme Court official decision set in June. Our conversation is personal, relatable, and accessible to anyone who doesn't know policy. Evonnia talks about how reproductive justice is intersectional and always includes BIPoC, WoC, immigrants, the unhoused, GNC and trans people, etc. Part two for PRIDE in June focuses on the repercussions of Roe vs. Wade being overturned for LGBTQ, GNC, and Trans people and includes other marginalized folx.

Welcome to https://www.inthekeyofq.com/ (In the Key of Q) the weekly podcast where I chat with inspiring Queer musicians from around the world as they share stories, inspirations and of course their music. Xantheartist counts an impressive hundred thousand streams on Spotify. He's only three years into his music career, but has already secured a number one record with his cover https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=4k8YciWlzpc (Hapsburg Lippp). Before transitioning to a man, he served in the https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=Xk6YJiVsxUE (US military) and went on to make a considerable name for himself on the https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=CldnNvIDj6M (drag king circuit). He grew up in a household with https://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Nirvana_(band) (Nirvana), https://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Phil_Collins (Phil Collins), https://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/New_Edition (New Edition) and https://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Luther_Vandross (Luther Vandross) pumping from the family hifi. The home was of military stock, and during his childhood his father was deployed in the https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=QmwYNS97EbE (first Iraq war). The strict household and challenges around gender identity dropped https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=b_n9qegR7C4 (PTSD) on Xan, which is being worked through today with counseling. Accidental encounters showed Xan that he was an excellent performer, both as a rapper and drag king. He increasingly felt the drag king persona was closer to his genuine identity and went onto transition, female-to-male. He speaks eloquently about the https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=9iKHjl5xAaA (importance to avoid mis-gendering), and the hurt this can cause. He speaks passionately about the importance of https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=aSe4tY6nVCM (self-denfence for the LGBTQ community) and especially within the https://www.urbandictionary.com/define.php?term=qpoc (QPOC) community. 'You can walk with your head high and confidently knowing that you can defend yourself against anything. ' Additional MaterialXantheartist on https://open.spotify.com/artist/6orEk0B4jR6HnZlpmQXNN1 (Spotify), https://music.apple.com/gb/artist/xantheartist/1489560585 (Apple Music), https://www.youtube.com/channel/UC8ZqvX8YwfmqnDwbo9P6-tw (YouTube) Xantheartist on https://twitter.com/xantheartist (Twitter), https://www.facebook.com/Xantheartist/ (Facebook), https://www.instagram.com/xantheartist/ (Instagram), https://www.tiktok.com/@xantheartist (TikTok) Xantheartist https://aaothebrand.bigcartel.com/?utm_medium=social&utm_source=linktree&utm_campaign=xantheartist+merch (merch) Xantheartist https://linktr.ee/Xantheartist (homepage) If you enjoyed this episode why not take a listen to https://player.captivate.fm/episode/50141916-5c20-46d1-83b9-f4009555df25 (Ryan Cassata). https://www.inthekeyofq.com/ (In the Key of Q) is a weekly 30-40 minute podcast publishing every Tuesday. I'm your host Dan Hall, and in each episode, I chat candidly with a gay/bi musician about their life and music.  Access exclusive interview content and support the production of this podcast by heading over to https://www.patreon.com/inthekeyofq (Petreon) and making a small donation. Enjoy the music of previous guests by listening to https://linktr.ee/inthekeyofq (these playlists) with tracks selected by the artists themselves. CreditsThe podcast can be reached on email and on social media at https://twitter.com/inthekeyofq (Twitter), https://www.instagram.com/inthekeyofq/ (Instagram) and https://www.facebook.com/InTheKeyOfQ (Facebook). The podcast's forever home can be found https://www.inthekeyofq.com/ (here). Theme tune is by https://www.unstoppablemonsters.com/ (Paul Leonidou). Press & PR by Paul Smith. Many thanks to Kaj and Moray for their continued support. https://www.inthekeyofq.com/ (In the Key of Q) is presented and produced by Dan Hall and made at Pup Media. Dan has recently produced the landmark BBC film, "Freddie Mercury: The Final Act" (dir. James...

This week, the men are giving advice to listeners during #ASKBYLATINMEN. Then later, they discuss compliments and roles in friendship. Lastly, Anthony wraps up the show with some Instagram Poll results. Tickets are on sale now for BYLATINMEN Live In NYC! May 13th at 8PM. Buy your tickets here: https://wl.seetickets.us/event/BYLATINMEN-LIVE/476047?afflky=3DollarBill

¡Vámonos! Because in this podcast, you will be listening to LGBTQ+ vendors, artists, & creators that make up the Queer Mercado Community. You will get to hear their stories, motivations, and the many ways they contribute to their local communities. They are the magic of the Queer Mercado (QM).Get ready to listen to the love, passion, and dedication behind the QM with your host Gaudencio Márquez.In this episode, you will meet  DeMarkus & Ko, cofounders of Soul Food Candle Company. They are a Black, LatinX & Queer owned company that hand pours soy candles. Listen to these vendors speak about building a brand of tradición while challenging the binary through the art of candle-making.Thank you for listening! This podcast has been made possible by the incredible leadership of our producer Xavier Mejia, our sponsors, Kaiser Permanente, REACH LA & a list of community backers, which you will see in the show notes.   Queer Mercado Theme Song:El Mercado by Hector Jose Ortiz and Rachael RodriguezRead about the Queer Mercado hereEmail: thequeermercado@gmail.comFollow us on Instagram @thequeermercadoTo tip The Queer MercadoTo tip mejia.tvPodcast Backers:Jessica AnconaAmy YeagerRachel BarbosaXimena MartinAaron SaenzMelissa DeSimoneMichelle RodriquezVictoria MartinezChris Garcia and Mick Ramos-GarciaLaw Office of Mario TrujilloMarisa MejiaAnnie MartinezArturo AviñaMario MontezMonique ManningJackie VarelaRobbin HuntingdaleTHANK YOU!!!!For those who haven't experienced the QM, we are a permanent market in EAST LA that happens every 3rd Saturday (10 - 4 pm) at the Hilda Solis Learning Academy. We are a vendor community composed of LGBTQ + artists, creators & business owners where we not only celebrate our cultura & our queerness, but we are also here to uplift and create economic opportunities for each other.  

The King of Lions ain't got nothing on me. Join us as we talk shit about the same stuff in a new year. Light up and buckle in for some good times as we dig into a bunch of random, fun and shady topics. This is Apartment 420 #Apt420 Hosted By @wellbeyondmusic Real Talk, Real Life, + Real Weed

This episode is brought to you by Quarter Life Center. QLC is counseling and coaching for your quarter-life crisis. Tailored for young adults who are looking to find peace in their path, QLC is offering all Young Adult listeners one FREE 15-minute coaching session. Use CODE: YoungAdult2022 below!  https://quarterlifecenter.com/career-path/ In this episode, Allie sits down with Jayna Won, the co-founder of LA's Angel Kisses Tattoo Shop. The episode covers everything from gender identity, sexual orientation and being a QPOC entrepreneur.  Jayna opens up about her spiritual journey, how to find a healthy relationship with yourself and the realities of her experience in an open relationship. 

The Intersection is proud to present Andy Duran, founder of Chub Rollz Fat Skate Sesh and Sex Educator of Good Vibrations for Season 2 Episode 6: Your Body Can Feel Amazing Things! I've been excited about the intersection Andy creates for this episode for a long time: body positivity, sex positivity, fat positivity, Blackness and BIPoC folx, transness, and queer-positive spaces to feel safe being both empowered and vulnerable. Andy and I created this episode together to bridge the gap between embodiment from activities like skating and that ripple effect to intimacy. Join us! Andy's Bio: Andy Duran (he/him) is a Good Vibrations sex educator and the founder of Chub Rollz. He is a fat, Blaxican, queer, trans community organizer from Oakland, California. As an educator for 20 years, this California bear cub loves providing accessible resources and support that empowers his community. When not working, Andy can usually be found singing George Michael, blushing, and skateboarding around town. Check out what Andy does in his community! Chub Rollz: https://www.instagram.com/chubrollz/ Good Vibrations: IG @ / goodvibestoys (can't direct link for obvious reasons), goodvibes.com Dr. SWL's Bio: Dr. Shannon Wong Lerner (she/they) is the host of The Intersection: Diverse Folx Converse, programming made by and for QPoC and GNC people. She is a bi-racial androgynous Asian American who has worked as a community-oriented artist-scholar and cultural storyteller across 3 continents. For 20+ years, she has worked professionally as a Communication Coach & Consultant, Thought Leader, Keynote Speaker, DEI & Communication Skills Trainer. See Dr. Shannon's website here: https://drshannonwl.com OUR MISSION: The Intersection is a not-for-profit project that tells the stories of QPoC and GNC people. I started The Intersection because I didn't see anyone open a platform to represent us accurately. And to take the time to ask, “What do you want to talk about?” And whatever that was, to make that happen! SUBSCRIBE and PARTICIPATE: please subscribe to our YouTube and Apple Podcast or Spotify channels. See these links on our IG Bio and leave comments, likes, and Tell Your Friends! The more visibility, the more people we will reach! MAKING a DONATION (can be small, $1, $5, $10) to our GoFundMe page HERE

Welcome to the Queer Mercado Podcast, where you will listen to LGBTQ + vendors, artists & creators that make up the Queer Mercado Community. You will get to hear their stories, motivations, and the many ways they contribute to their local communities. They are the magic of the Queer Mercado. My name is Gaudencio Márquez & I invite you to join me & listen to these inspiring stories about this beautifully magical community. Thank you for listening!  Don't forget that You can find us on the 3rd Saturday of each month from 10 - 4 pm at the Hilda Solis Learning Academy in EAST LA.  This podcast has been made possible by the incredible leadership of our producer Xavier Mejia, our sponsors, Kaiser Permanente, REACH LA & a list of community backers, which you will see in the show notes.    Queer Mercado Theme Song: El Mercado by Hector Jose Ortiz and Rachael RodriguezFor more info here or email thequeermercado@gmail.com@thequeermercado

follow us on instagram:Catch Your Life - @catchyourlifepodcast-Host: @iamcaseydandridge Co-host: @mo.chelle_ Co-host: @hypedupreese-Segments:• VENT SESSION: Where we talk relationship, life frustrations, self realizations, and what we've been up to. • MENTAL HEALTH AWARENESS: Where we get you right and reset your mind to start off the week. • CYL NEWS: Where we catch your life on current events in pop culture and politics and clear the air of any confusion. • CATCH MY LIFE: Where we ask the listeners for what they want advice on. • “NEW MUSIC” segment (Hyped up Reese): Where we talk about the top 5 new tracks of the week and say yay or nay.1. https://soundcloud.app.goo.gl/1QMSwce7fFXY5ZPMA2. https://soundcloud.app.goo.gl/ECrUpJnPDLDjCpZE83. https://soundcloud.app.goo.gl/3oB4BK36u6TkCZDN64. https://soundcloud.app.goo.gl/uY2J18nobZWE5Qdq65. https://soundcloud.app.goo.gl/C4bojasqLkWVqfv2A-This Episode is sponsored by BetterHelp. Catch Your Life Listeners get 10% off their first month of online therapy with at BetterHelp.com/catchyourlife

How do you decide what creations are yours to make? Meet Julia Gorbach, a great example of leading your artistic practice with curiosity. And she's done it all, having conceived and created award-winning work as a filmmaker, creator, creative, and innovator across industries and mediums for clients and original work.  Currently, she's the Director of Originals at THAT (Technology, Humans, and Taste). Julia and Paige talk through deciding what's for now vs. for later in your creative practice.MENTIONS FROM THE SHOWTori Hoffman spiritual life coachingFree the Work (formerly Free the Bid)The Skin Deep creative studio{The And} interactive documentary about what connects usCREDITSProduced by Paige Polk InternationalShow art is by Elizabeth OlguinMusic is by LDERINTERNETSVisit notyetseries.com to join the Not Yet CommunityFollow Not Yet on IG at @NotYetSeriesFollow Paige on IG and Twitter @PaigePolkFollow Julia on IG at @JGorbachW: www.juliagorbach.comLI: https://www.linkedin.com/in/julia-gorbach/

On the season one finale of the Asking for a Friend podcast, host Dr. Laura McGuire sits down with Agnes Jimenez, sexuality educator, doula, and Marine Corps veteran, to discuss her experiences growing up as a Puerto Rican lesbian in the military, how she found her calling as a sex educator, and how she's actively fighting the generational stigma around sex and sexuality within Hispanic and Latinx communities. Agnes Jimenez (she/her) is a sexuality educator, is of Taina Afro-Caribbean descent, is a Marine Corps veteran, and identifies as a Puerto Rican lesbian. Her passion is to take what she has learned and continue to learn about sexuality back to her community. She believes education empowers and representation matters. Keep up with Agnes' work on Instagram @jarilopez, or email her at agnesjimenez127@gmail.com. Dr. Laura McGuire (they/them) is an intersectional queer sexologist, doula, educator, and parent of two. In this show, Laura sits down with special guests for thought-provoking conversations on how sexuality, gender, race, faith, and ability shape our sexual experiences and identities as queer people. Asking for a Friend is a Spectrum South podcast. Hosted by Dr. Laura McGuire. Produced by Dani Benoit. Don't miss an episode—subscribe now on Apple Podcasts and Spotify.