Podcast appearances and mentions of robyn kennedy

We've c*m back for a brand new season AND How C*m's Birthday, (born Christmas Day, 2017) To celebrate we are talking all things Sabrina Carpenter with drag queen and pop-culture aficionado Poutine Levine and our beloved Robyn Kennedy. We talk about Sabrina's unapologetic horniness, the ability and freedom to express sexuality through pop music, and the hurdles that women in the music industry have to face; not to mention how much harder it is when there's beef between two icons -- what happened to women supporting women? We cover everything from Britney and Christina in the 1990s-2000s to Olivia Rodrigo and Taylor Swift today, the rise of Chappell Roan and other queer icons in the music industry (and get some good new recs) and finally, Rob gives us a rundown of her current relationship which has been long and lovely as opposed to previous short and sour ones. Welc*m back + a happy horny holiday to you all!   Love How C*m? -- RATE, REVIEW & SUBSCRIBE  Follow Poutine @PoutineLevine and Robyn @RobynKennnedy Follow / DM us at @HowCumPodcast @RemyKassimir Support the podcast/ get extras on Patreon Check out our website for extra info & merch!  

This exhibition is a timeline of lesbian representation and reporting by the long-running, lesbian-owned and staffed publication Lesbians on the Loose, now known as LOTL. It shows interviews with Sylvia Kinder, Gail Hewison, Robyn Plaister, and Robyn Kennedy, featured in an article for the 2018 Winter edition called "National Treasures—portraits of senior women from our community."The images are by Photographer Richard Hedger, a compilation of portraits of significant women over 65. Watch the exclusive interviews from our National Treasures Series. #LGBTHeros  http://tinyurl.com/kwvvfatmSupport the showCheck out more content on www.lotl.com

Welcome to a very special installment of Queer Thinking – Sydney Gay and Lesbian Mardi Gras are celebrating our 45th anniversary in 2023 and over this four-part series we're taking you on a journey through time as we tell the full story of one of the largest pride movements in the world. From the protest of 1978, to over 1 million event attendees at the first WorldPride in the Southern Hemisphere and everything in between – we're unpacking all the moments that made Sydney Mardi Gras the force for pride, progress and community it is today.   First stop: the 70s. Triana is joined by 78er legends Robyn Kennedy and Karl Zlotkowski who share their experiences of being LGBTQIA+ in 1970s Australia. They recall a Sydney on the brink of transformation in the lead-up to the very first Sydney Mardi Gras on 24 June 1978. The events that followed set off a chain of change that still continues today. Queer Thinking is produced on the sacred lands of the Boon Wurrung people of Kulin Nation and will discuss events that took place on Gadigal, Cammeraygal, Bidigal, Darug and Dharawal lands. We'd like to extend our acknowledgement to all lands on which you, our listeners, are tuning in from and pay our respects to Elders past and present, with a special acknowledgment to the Rainbow Elders – part of the longest-continuous culture in the world. Sovereignty has never been ceded. This Always was, always will be Aboriginal land. For our Aboriginal or Torres Strait listeners, please know this podcast may mention the names of the people who are no longer with us.

The evolution and construction of any theatre is eternally fascinating. Elements of collaboration, persistence, intellect, resilience, humour, patience and invention are required - the creative process is unleashed as players and creatives forge forward to arrive at Opening Night - delivering a theatrical ‘baby' ready to be invested, received and judged by the anticipating audience. This journey is much more heightened in the construction of a new play - CAMP by Elias Jamieson Brown, commissioned by Robyn Kennedy and directed by Kate Gaul - is a play with historical and political elements - chronicling the rise of a movement in Australia. The birth of LGBTQI rights and the subsequent advocacy it ignited for further human rights at home and globally, is a salient story demanding to be told to an audience ignorant of what has gone before - but also to an audience who forged that movement and who hopefully will find further and deserved recognition in this theatrical treatment. The play is being served at World Pride - a gathering of the global tribe in Sydney - where the reverberations of the movements early days can now be rightly celebrated - alongside a recognition of what is still left to be accomplished. How will this play be received? What does it take to build a production from the ground floor? Who are the players tasked with this responsibility? In this episode of the STAGES podcast, we chart the development of the play CAMP, speaking with the creatives and artists involved and examine that tumultuous time in history (not that far away) when the story of CAMP was born. The STAGES podcast is available to access and subscribe from Spotify and Apple podcasts. Or from wherever you access your favourite podcasts. A conversation with creatives about craft and career. Follow socials on instagram (stagespodcast) and facebook (Stages). www.stagespodcast.com.au

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Born and raised in Worcester, Massachusetts, Senator Kennedy graduated from Holy Name High School and got her bachelor's degree from Assumption University. Her internship at Congressman Jim McGovern's office provided her with her first exposure to the world of politics. After graduating, she got involved in his re-election campaign as well as the one to elect Ed Augustus to the State Senate. Her affection for the community they were creating grew as a result of door-to-door canvassing, getting to know the locals, and developing relationships. In 2006, after devoting months of hard work to getting Governor Deval Patrick and Lt. Governor Tim Murray elected, she stepped into her first role on Beacon Hill as a Deputy Director of Appointments. From there she went on to the Lt. Governor's Office as a Director of Policy and Interagency Initiatives, then a Deputy Chief of Staff, and a Deputy Assistant Secretary for Children, Youth, and Families. She gained greater knowledge about the effort required to provide services for the citizens of our Commonwealth every day. She is devoted to making sure that no parent in our community has to choose between employment and childcare and that every child in our community has access to high-quality, affordable early education and care. She is working for these objectives as a newly elected senator. She also recognizes the long-standing regulations that have made it challenging to find and maintain housing, as well as the reality of how little new housing has been constructed in previous years and to ensure that everyone has access to affordable homes. Episode Highlights: How did you get into politics? (2:03) Working on several campaigns. (5:23) The importance of having a strong team around you. (8:12) Focusing on the care economy. (13:02) Why do you stick to one child? (14:57) Advocacy is so important. (19:27) It's not just about the pay but the respect. (21:38) It takes the entire village to make a change. (27:40) Ladies run for office. (29:42) Key Takeaway: "Run for office. If you have any interest in this field, We are frequently socialized to believe that we are too average or that we lack the necessary skills, and we've become so accustomed to hearing that we're not good enough and that someone else is better. However, there is a lot that women can contribute and bring to the table." Resources: Twitter Instagram Website

Robyn Kennedy, activist and author on the books that mean the most to her.

The Pride movement in Australia began with the founding of the Campaign Against Moral Persecution (CAMP) in Sydney in 1970. A new book, CAMP: Australia's pioneer homosexual rights activists by 78ers Robyn Kennedy and Robyn Plaister, brings to life the vital role of CAMP activists. They inspired and initiated a social movement that continues to this day. In the book, CAMP members from across Australia talk about their experiences and the life-changing support CAMP offered at a time when lesbians and gay men were despised by much of society.  To find out more https://tinyurl.com/t2zmr8pn

Robyn Kennedy reflects on her State Senate Primary Victory. (September 8th, 2022). Photo: Allan Jung/Worcester telegram

State Senate Candidate Robyn Kennedy on the Issues - August 11th, 2022 More info at www.kennedy4senate.com

I met state senate candidate Robyn Kennedy at an event, and we immediately hit it off, we knew were go going to be connecting in some way, but didn't know how at the time, then lightbulb moment, the podcast was the perfect way to get her in front of the audience, in this interview no topic was off limit, and we chatted about multiple of topics that is important to not only her but to the people she is hoping to represent.Who is Robyn Kennedy?Born and raised in Worcester, MA, Robyn has dedicated her life to the community. She worked for Lt. Governor Tim Murray as a Deputy Director of Appointments, then as the Lt. Governor's Office Director of Policy and Interagency Initiatives, then Deputy Chief of Staff, and a Deputy Assistant Secretary for Children, Youth and Families. Through these experiences she learned more and more every day about the hard work that goes into delivering services for the residents of our Commonwealth.In 2016 she joined the YWCA as the Chief Operating Officer.  In that position, she made sure the YWCA not only survived the pandemic but thrived and grew throughout it. If you enjoy the Sit Down with Suzanne podcast, please consider supporting the show by buying me a coffee at https://www.buymeacoffee.com/PositivelySuzie.  I love to hear from you for please consider writing a review on whatever platform you listened on or send me an email at suzanne@positivelysuzanne.com. Follow me on Instagram @positivelysuzanne to keep up with the latest news and upcoming events for the Positively Suzanne brand and the Sit Down With Suzanne podcast. Support the show

State Senate Candidate Robyn Kennedy on Priorities and Campaigning. (July 25th, 2022). Learn more and get involved at www.kennedy4senate.com

Robyn Kennedy on Housing & Homelessness, Roe & Healthcare, and her run for State Senate. (June 29th, 2022). Photo credit to MassLive (www.masslive.com)

Robyn is a lifelong Worcester resident, with many years of experience in local and statewide projects and initiatives. She has an impressive career of supporting our community and working for and with the public directly. When Harriet Chandler announced she was stepping down, Robyn knew it was her time to step up. Come learn with us about why she's running, what makes her qualified for the position, and ultimately why she thinks she's the best option running for State Senate. Learn more about Robyn's campaign on her website: https://kennedy4senate.com Listen, Like, Rate, Subscribe, Duh.

State Senate Candidate Robyn Kennedy talks Getting on the Ballot & Abortion Rights. May 4th, 2022.

State Senate Candidate Robyn Kennedy on Campaigning and the Issues. April 4th, 2022. Learn more at www.kennedy4senate.com Photo credit to Christine Peterson/Worcester Telegram

Robyn Kennedy talks about her run for State Senate. March 3rd, 2022. Photo from Christine Peterson/Worcester Telegram

(For now!) Robyn's US visit has cum to an end and she is off to the UK. She and Remy recap the highs and lows of the 6-week trip and we learn about who Robyn Kennedy was before the podcast -- or, pre-cum, if you will. We also talk Euphoria,  Ukraine, Remy + Robyn's plan to "Pluck Putin,"  the suppression of teaching CRT in 36 states, voting rights, the anti-trans mandates in Texas, and the "don't say gay" ban in Florida.    Charities mentioned in this episode: Save the Children (Ukraine Relief) Equality Texas (Queer Crisis Fund) Black Voters Matter For a more educated podcast about Russia and Ukraine (no offense to us) click here Follow us @RemyKassimir @robynkennnedy DC/ VIRGINIA Cum see Remy live! 4/22-4/23   Sign up for our newsletter howcumpodcast.com  and for access to extras and FULL unedited episodes with VIDEO for only $5 at patreon.com/howcum Check out our website for live forums & merch! RATE, REVIEW & SUBSCRIBE    Get up to $200 off all mattress orders plus 2 free pillows  at HelixSleep.com/howcum. Thanks, Bawdy.  Go to bawdybeauty.com and get 30% off with the code HOWCUM

The InterPride podcast series, InterPod, is proud to launch our 5th episode, Looking Back: The Fight Continues. The LGBTQIA+ community has come a long way in the fight for acceptance. Our voices matter and will be heard. Many of our LGBTQIA+ community members have fought for decades for the right to be seen, and heard. Our history as a community is so important to recognize the struggles of those before us. Want to sponsor an episode or a season? Click here to learn more! Speakers Dr. Ahmad Qais Munhazim (genderqueer), Tamara Adrian (she/hers), Dédé Oetomo (he/him), Shea Diamond (she/her), Robyn Kennedy (she/her), and Virginia Mansel Lees (she/her). Keeping The Flag Flying: Organizing In Times Of Uncertainty with Virginia Mansel Lees, Social Work Academic. Music Credits Jean Michele : “Beautiful” Kai Mata “Where Love Goes” Shea Diamond “Smile” Piano: Transgender activist from Thailand, Miss LGBT 2020 Thailand Click Here to read more about the speakers and our Producer & Host, Michelle Meow! Want to hear new episodes monthly? Don't forget to subscribe to our newsletter! Make sure to follow us on social media to stay in the know about future guests, episodes, and how you can make a difference in the fight for LGBTQIA+ equality. Facebook (InterPride) | Facebook (WorldPride) | Instagram | Twitter | LinkedIn | YouTube | Spotify InterPride Empowers Pride Organizations Worldwide!

Have you ever had a song spark a memory so vivid, you could almost taste the moment? We've all been there, and so has our guest Robyn. As a single mom juggling life's ups and downs, Robin takes us on a musical journey, sharing her laughter, tears, and everything in between. Listen to how Pink Floyd echoes through her wedding memories, and how Slipknot brings out her inner high school nerd. High school memories and family traditions hold a unique space in our hearts. Join us as Robyn reminisces about her hilarious high school escapades and the heartwarming family traditions she's created with her daughter Ava. We delve into the laughter, love, and sometimes awkwardness of co-parenting, and how music has been a constant ally through this journey. Robyn's vulnerability and honesty shine through as she tackles the challenges and triumphs of being a single mom. Ever played 'Never Have I Ever?' We've got you covered. As Robyn and I navigate through the hilarity and sometimes darkness of this game, we touch upon everything from pleasuring toys to tasting breast milk. And yes, we also talk about music - discussing how the song Inner Glow by Blue October and the power of music can provide comfort, connection, and a safe space to share difficult emotions. So put on your headphones, relax, and let us take you on an unforgettable journey of stories, laughter, and deep emotions.Listen to the playlist on SpotifyWatch the episode on YouTubeFollow Music Junkies everywhere  Make sure to HIT that LIKE BUTTON and SUBSCRIBE to our Channel to be notified of new episodes! If you love Music Junkies share it !!New EP is out every MONDAY at 12 pm Rock on! Music JunkiesSupport the show

Robyn and I discuss how it feels to be a woman on a daily basis in today's world, from everyday harassment and sexism, and also more severe incidents such as physical and sexual assault… We look at the dangers faced by women, big and small every time they leave the house, and what men can do to help, both through their own behaviours and interventions… And we discuss the damaging impact that pornography can have, particularly in influencing the behaviours of younger men in today's society. And as always, we cover plenty more.  www.that-guy.co.uk Tickets for Blethered LIVE at St Luke's Glasgow: gigss.co/blethered Contact: seanmcdonald.podcast@gmail.com Twitter: https://twitter.com/seanmcdonald01

In episode one of season two, Al Grigg sits down with Robyn Kennedy, a true pioneer and legend amongst Sydney's LGBTQI community. Robyn was involved in the organisation CAMP, which pre-dated and is considered a pre- cursor to the first Sydney Mardi Gras. She's a 78er who has served as director of the board of Mardi Gras and spearheaded the successful bid for WorldPride to come to Sydney.

Robyn Kenney is a proud 78er - which is to say she took part in Sydney's first Mardi Gras march in 1978. She is a radical, and she's spent a lifetime addressing social inequity through her activism, as well as through senior roles in government and not-for-profits. Robyn will be joining the original 1978 Mardi Gras marchers to share their stories via Zoom as part of this year's mardi gras festival, but first she joined Mia to talk about this on Out of the Box. See omnystudio.com/listener for privacy information.

This week Remy is joined by some members of the extremely international How Cum team; Robyn Kennedy and Gavriel Chichester! We're getting to know the team and answering YOUR submitted Cumpanion questions! Gavriel is a sexual wellness coach and our new producer bringing you EXCELLENT research cumming all the way Israel. Robyn, our social media maven cums to us from New Zealand and offers amazing insight that only our resident Gen-z Kiwi could! We’re  talking everything from mismatched libidos, the difference between coercion and consent, deep-throating techniques for those who want to do it, what to do when your jaw hurts, dating while asexual, and finally Remy’s Ultimate Guide to going down on a vulva. You DON'T want to miss this one.    Follow us at @howcumpodcast, Remy at @RemyKassimir, Robyn at @RobynKennnedy and Gavriel at @_Lotus.Revlon Sign up for access to extras for only $5 at patreon.com/howcum Check out our website for live shows & merch! Helix is offering up to $200 off all mattress orders  at HelixSleep.com/howcum. Thanks, Dame!  Get 15% off your first order at dameproducts.com/howcum

Robyn Kennedy tells her tale of victory over the Sisters of Malevolence. Robyn has worked at senior levels in both the public and not for profit sector working across social and affordable housing, homelessness, Aboriginal housing, disability and health. Robyn is a proud 78er with a long history of involvement in LGBTIQ activism commencing in 1975 when she joined the Executive Committee of CAMP NSW. She was an active member of the Gay Task Force and is currently the Secretary/Treasurer of First Mardi Gras, a community not for profit association for 78ers. Robyn was elected to the Board of Sydney Gay and Lesbian Mardi Gras in September 2017. Queerstories is an LGBTQI+ storytelling night programmed by Maeve Marsden, with regular events around Australia. For Queerstories event dates, visit www.maevemarsden.com, and follow Queerstories on Facebook. The Queerstories book is published by Hachette Australia, and can be purchased from your favourite independent bookseller or on Booktopia. To support Queerstories, become a patron at www.patreon.com/ladysingsitbetter And for gay stuff and insomnia rants follow me - Maeve Marsden - on Twitter and Instagram.   See omnystudio.com/policies/listener for privacy information.

Today I speak to my friend Robyn Kennedy who is still very young but has been on some amazing journeys in her life so far and thought it would be a great story to share with you guys ! Robyn is a yoga instructor and blogger, we speak about this but also Robyn opens up about a past eating disorder and mental health. Its a great, inspiring story and conversation so please give it a listen and I hope you enjoy. Thanks to Robyn for coming on the podcast and opening up and thanks to anyone who listens as always. Podcast Breakdown 00:00 - Intro 01:45 - How did Robyn get into yoga + teaching it, putting yourself out your comfort zone 14:12 - Benefits to yoga and where to start 23:15 - Robyn's experience moving to London 29:00 - Robyn opens up about her past eating disorder, how she recovered + relationship with food 36:50 - Robyn talks about mental health and her own mental health 49:26 - Robyn talks about her training in the gym, past and present 59:55 - Yoga questions from social media 01:03:15 - Robyn talks about her blog

Rob Stott, the editor of Junkee Media, discusses the Ruddock Review into Religious Discrimination in Australia, chaired by former Attorney General and Howard Government Minister Philip Ruddock.  Robyn Kennedy, a 78'er from the first Mardi Gras in Sydney, gives a wonderful historical interview about the first Mardi Gras in 1978 and the activism that arose from it.  She discusses the exhibition that celebrates its anniversary, 40 Years of Queer Art: Subversion and Rebellion.

On this episode of GLAM City, we speak to Robyn Kennedy, an original 78er and Secretary and Treasurer of First Mardi Gras Inc.We get a history lesson on the events of 24 June 1978 in preparation for the 40th anniversary of the first Mardi Gras in Sydney.We find out about upcoming events including Queer Art: 40 Years of Rebellion and Subversion. More information on events held by First Mardi Gras Inc, can be found on their website. For the full Mardi Gras event program visit the Sydney Gay and Lesbian Mardi Gras website here.If this story brought up any issues for you, you can contact Lifeline Australia at 13 11 14.If you have a GLAM idea for something that should be on the show- get in touch-GLAMcity@2ser.com.