Podcasts about queero

Kevin Jennings visits Google to introduce listeners to the “queeroes” who led the fight for LGBTQ+ equality in America over the past century. Featuring both familiar stories as well as ones you may never have heard before, Kevin's Talk will fill in the gaps in the history textbook you read in high school so that you leave with a fuller appreciation for the courage and determination of those who paved the way for the freedoms we all-too-often take for granted today. Visit http://youtube.com/TalksAtGoogle/ to watch the video.

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WTOQ?! Episode 59 - Ménage à Everything!Recorded Thursday 24th November 2022As we are on the cusp of the Festive season the Old Queens talk about how Christmas can be a difficult time for Queer people and what we can do to make the Yuletide Gayer! They also talk about Dickie Beau's phenomenal show SHOWMANISM.Then Tommy and Bernie are joined in the Throne Room by Caleb Parkin former Bristol City Poet and self-pronounced day-glo Queero techno eco poet. Together they talk about his work Poetry, the theraputic value of writing and being Eco.https://www.calebparkin.com/https://twitter.com/CalebParkinQuandaries in the Queens of Agony section include spiral story dreams, Gay men being atrracted to Trans men, private pics on secondhand tech and the Queerest star sign!So as you think about putting those decs up, let the salubrious sounds of the Old Queens bubble away in the corner and entertain you. Get WTOQ?! Without ads, early access and extra features via ACAST+https://plus.acast.com/s/what-that-old-queen Or you can support in other ways by making a donation via PayPal, buying some WTOQ?! Merchandise buying us a Kofi or by becoming a Patreon.Follow the links below:https://ko-fi.com/thatoldqueenhttps://teespring.com/stores/what-that-old-queen https://www.paypal.com/donate/hosted_button_id=ZUP5YXG874H4Qhttps://www.paypal.com/https://www.patreon.com/Wtoq Become a member at https://plus.acast.com/s/what-that-old-queen. Hosted on Acast. See acast.com/privacy for more information.

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Episode 77: It's pride month and we're gonna give the gays everything they want. Celebrate with Supergirl's Attic as we ask what it means for queer representation to be positive and cover Dreamer's official DC comic debut and the Outfest pride panel featuring Nicole Maines and Chyler Leigh. Donate to the Transgender Law Center: http://bit.ly/sgaTranslaw See acast.com/privacy for privacy and opt-out information.

In this week's episode of Loud and Proud in Liverpool, Lewis Jennings speaks to Alyx Steele and Carrie Jones about having three weddings! The couple also discuss the complications of trying for a baby and why they have given up with IVF. Our next guest is singer Sammi Grainger, who talks about being outed as bisexual in school. She also opens up about being bullied and how this has shaped her adult life. This week's Queero is Warren Hartley from Open Table Liverpool. Warren delves into the relationship between religion and LGBTQ+ people. Hosted on Acast. See acast.com/privacy for more information.

In episode three of Loud and Proud in Liverpool, Lewis Jennings speaks to poet Jessica O'Shea about sexism women face every day. She also opens up about experiencing biphobia. Our next guest is Adam Whittaker, who shares his coming out story – and it's one that will definitely put a smile on your face. This week's Queero is Chris Porter from GYRO, a youth group for young LGBTQ+ people. He talks about the work he does at GYRO Hosted on Acast. See acast.com/privacy for more information.

In this episode, we hear from and talk with Reverend Yolanda about the relationship between the voice and gender identity. She shares how art and specifically music have helped her to find a community, to process her relationship with herself and the world, and to connect with young people. Reverend Yolanda (she/her/hers) is a trans femme gender queer singer/songwriter and interfaith minister. Excerpts from her song “Nice Girl” serve as the You Sound Like a Girl intro and outro music. Gender Identity & Voice Resources... The Trevor Project on Trans & Gender Identity: https://www.thetrevorproject.org/trvr_support_center/trans-gender-identity/ Gender Affirmation: A Framework for Conceptualizing Risk Behavior among Transgender Women of Color: https://www.ncbi.nlm.nih.gov/pmc/articles/PMC3667985/#:~:text='Gender%20affirmation'%20refers%20to%20an,et%20al.%2C%202009). “Voice training for transgender women is about more than adjusting pitch: ‘We’re changing how they express themselves’” in The Lily: https://www.thelily.com/voice-training-for-transgender-women-is-about-more-than-adjusting-pitch-were-changing-how-they-express-themselves/ Women’s Voices that spoke to us this week... Doreen Younglove: https://www.facebook.com/musicdoreenyounglove/ Sarah Cooper’s Netflix Special “Everything’s Fine:” https://www.netflix.com/title/81314070 Roxane Gay’s “I Am Shattered but Ready to Fight” (formerly titled “This is America”): https://www.nytimes.com/2020/11/05/opinion/trump-supporters-election-2020.html Find our guest Rev. Yolanda (and buy Queero and the YolandaNanda EP!) at https://yolandananda.net/ Find You Sound Like a Girl at: www.yousoundlikeagirl.com yousoundlikeagirl@gmail.com @yousoundlikeagirl on Instagram

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Lindsay ‘Lindz’ Amer creates LGBTQ+ and social justice media for kids and families. Through their multi-media production company, Queer Kid Creative, they write, produce, and co-host Queer Kid Stuff, an original LGBTQ+ educational webseries for all ages, and a brand new family-friendly podcast called Activist, You! where they explore social justice topics through interviews with kid & youth activists. They perform QKS music and stories at schools, museums, libraries, and local LGBTQ+ community centers around the country. They recently performed to a packed house at the Bill and Melinda Gates Discovery Center in Seattle, WA as a part of Amplifier’s We The Future Campaign. Artwork from the campaign depicting Lindsay has been distributed to over 13,000 schools and seen by an estimated 500,000 students nation-wide. They are a fellow with The Coaching Fellowship, a Creative Resident at SPACE on Ryder Farm, and a TED Resident, they were named a Rising Star by GLAAD, a 2018 Queero by them.us, were a 2018 Webby Honoree, and have received grants from the Tegan and Sara Foundation, Made in NYC Women’s Media Fund, the Awesome Project, and VidCon’s Emerging Creator program. The Huffington Post calls Queer Kid Stuff a “groundbreaking YouTube educational resource.” Teen Vogue praised their episode on consent during the height of #MeToo that “shows exactly why there’s no excuse not to grasp consent. Even toddlers can understand it.” And @shondarhimes tweeted she’s “so here for this!” Lindz is currently developing a picture book, scripts for television, and a full-length screenplay about a non-binary kid!Support the show (https://www.patreon.com/transcasterradio)

Next episode I speak with Antonis Sideras a performance and video artist based in London. Antonis talks about his practise and art activism for gay and queer rights, his ambivalence towards gay pride, RuPaul, and his alter ego character Queero. ARTiculate is a podcast that aims to provide a platform for student artists to express themselves and ultimately build connections with other artists across the world.

Today we unveiled detransition as a situation that transgenders face more than we actually know. Bertus and Emmanuel share some detransition cases, psychological reasons, and even some input on the new generations that consider transitioning at a very young age. You cannot miss this one!    Follow Laith Ashley, our Queero of the week:  https://bre.is/taqYNGJ7 More information about this topic: https://bre.is/8rxjrB6b Send us an anonymous message and share with us your thoughts: https://bre.is/VzDvvxvd   #detransition #sexchangeregret #angryinch #lgbtqi #comingout #transgenders  

Bertus and Emms read your questions and coming out stories in an episode full of anecdotes in which parents and sons/daughters bonded even more after coming-out of the closet. We also trash a little bit the stupid idea of a Straight Pride, and celebrate the life of Ruth Coker Burks, our Queero of the Week!

Bertus and Emmanuel debate about the hard task of finding good friends among the LGBTQI community. Today we also spill the tea about the sweet TaeKook BTS couple, homophobia in Taiwan, and Todrick Hall's newest video, we are all over the place in this one! As usual, we reply to some of our listener's questions, and we did not forget to mention our dear Queero of the Week, but because of the length of this episode, we will save it for the next one.

So there was this little show you might have heard of called “Rise of the Shield Hero”. Is it any good? Is it funny? And why does that huge bird have sunglasses? Also on the chopping block: ANN promoting cult propaganda and the man with the edgiest Fursona ever, “I am everything a Republican hates” Sonicfox.

Hello 2017! This week, we're inspired by a listener email to talk about queer mentors. We talk about the people that shaped us, the need for good strong mentorship for LGBT youth, and the challenges our mentors face as they age. Plus, a call-in story from Robert in Louisiana!