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Dr. Anselm van der Peet of the Netherlands Institute for Military History discusses the history of the Royal Netherlands Navy from the end of World War II to the present with John Sherwood. 

If Beauty is Truth, What's the truth about beauty Guest Valerie Monroe, the beauty director of O Magazine for 16 years and veteran journalist and Marissa ponder if beauty is truth…what's the truth about beauty? Marissa also bombards her with beauty questions from the practical to the profound, including a discussion of the biggest frauds perpetrated against women (and men) by the beauty industry. This is an episode you don't want to miss. And by the end you'll feel more beautiful inside and out. And Marissa tries out Trader Joe's truffled brownie mix to see if they're better than Botox. Learn more about your ad choices. Visit megaphone.fm/adchoices

Tune in to find out how Self Love Over Codependency (now called Self Trust Alchemy) alum Sara DEEPENED her connection to her intuition, built her confidence, and found self-love Self Trust Alchemy, my 16-week shadow work group program on how to step into your sovereignty as a POWERFUL leader over your life who makes decisions with clarity and DEEP levels of self-trust (formerly known as SLOC), begins THIS Wednesday, Feb 15! Click here to join self-trust alchemy https://beatricekamau.thrivecart.com/self-trust-alchemy IG: @theselflovefix Website: beatricekamau.com

Tune in to find out how Self Love Over Codependency (now called Self Trust Alchemy) alum Jordyn went from OVERTHINKING, fear of the unknown, and doubt to deep levels of self-trust in being provided for money wise AND job wise as well as manifesting a contract position right after a job loss. Self Trust Alchemy, my 16-week shadow work group program on how to step into your sovereignty as a POWERFUL leader over your life who makes decisions with clarity and DEEP levels of self-trust (formerly known as SLOC), begins NEXT Wednesday, Feb 15! Click here to join self-trust alchemy https://beatricekamau.thrivecart.com/self-trust-alchemy IG: @theselflovefix Website: beatricekamau.com

Tune in to find out how Self Love Over Codependency (now called Self Trust Alchemy) alum Krystal went from feeling trapped, stuck, and unhappy at her job to gaining the courage to LEAVE and ultimately finding a position that was a 360 turn around with MUCH better management + a schedule that aligns with her lifestyle.   Self Trust Alchemy, my 16-week shadow work group program on how to step into your sovereignty as a POWERFUL leader over your life who makes decisions with clarity and DEEP levels of self-trust (formerly known as SLOC), begins NEXT Wednesday, Feb 15! Click here to join self-trust alchemy https://beatricekamau.thrivecart.com/self-trust-alchemy   IG: @theselflovefix Website: beatricekamau.com

This is a limited-time replay of a LIVE, POWERFUL masterclass I ran 2/08/23 on what's REQUIRED to actually STEP into your AGENCY and personal power in boundary setting and going after your desires.  I didn't hold back AT ALL and whew the GEMS that were dropped!!  And also! If you loved this masterclass and would like to go DEEPER into this work don't forget Self Trust Alchemy, my 16-week shadow work group program on how to step into your sovereignty as a POWERFUL leader over your life who makes decisions with clarity and DEEP levels of self-trust (formerly known as SLOC), begins NEXT Wednesday, Feb 15! Click here to join self-trust alchemy https://beatricekamau.thrivecart.com/self-trust-alchemy

There are so, so many facets to developing self-love, self-confidence, and self-trust, and we're going to talk about quite a few of them today… That's right, I said WE. I am so, so pleased to be able to welcome another SLOC alum, Natalie Ashton, onto the podcast to chat about her experience in the program! Natalie is such an incredible person. I could talk about her for hours. She's come so far since I first met her, and today she's coming on to talk about building self-trust, learning how to set boundaries (even when it's scary!), and all of the incredible new endeavors she's taken on since graduating from the program. I can't wait for you all to hear what she has to say! TRIGGER WARNING: This episode contains discussions involving sexual abuse. Please listen safely.   EPISODE RESOURCES: Join Self Trust Alchemy, a program designed to help you alchemize self-doubt, overwhelm, and overthinking to next-level self-trust in your ability to set boundaries, achieve your goals, and use your voice: https://beatricekamau.thrivecart.com/self-trust-alchemy/    CONNECT WITH BEATRICE: Be sure to connect with me more on Instagram @theselflovefix. I'd love to hear what you thought of this post and what your major takeaways were. Head over to my website to learn more about how we can work together to shift your energy & transform your life.   CONNECT WITH NATALIE: Website: https://witchyselfcare.com/ Instagram: @witchy.self.care

Chakra Alignment"Align Your ISH"Chakra Alignment Yoga BootcampJanuary 8, 2023, to February 5ish, 2023Ish because the last Yoga Bootcamp was so deep…we kept going!Align Your ISH and have a FIERCE 2023!Chakras involves a different type of vibe! Known to be major energy channels in the body that plays significant roles in our physical, mental, and spiritual health… PERIOD!Ever felt butterflies in your stomach, anxiety for not reason, low self-esteem? What about heart heaviness?I have been working on this program for months and now it is ready!Alike, the Create Your indestructible Space Yoga Program…the Chakra Alignment Yoga bootcamp is ALSO DEEP!Understanding your unique energy system is essential as it will radiate your natural slay!You do not want to miss this program!Align your ISH!Check out what's involved!Learn signs of imbalanced chakras and how to balance your chakrasGain insight on how nutrition plays a roleLearn about specific mudras, meditation, chants, asanas, and affirmations that specifically align with each chakra.Above all, learn how chakras play a role in your everyday life!We will tie it all together at the end!Receive a GIFT from me!*To be disclosed*Align your ISH!Join the Chakra Alignment Yoga Bootcamp!Check out my Buy Me Coffee Page!https://www.buymeacoffee.com/2DFITISHHere is the link to join Align your ISH!https://clients.mindbodyonline.com/classic/ws?studioid=292878&stype=-136&sView=day&sLoc=0&date=01/08/23Support the show

Sometimes setting boundaries can take more energy than it's worth…or at least, that's what it feels like. But in actuality, it's one of the most important things you can do to PROTECT your energy. That's a lesson, my wonderful guest this week, Essi Wognakou, learned in my program, SLC—Self-Love Over Codependency, now called Self-Trust Alchemy! Essi's here today to talk about her experience inside the program and all the things she learned about building her confidence, setting boundaries, and tackling motherhood. I can't wait for you to hear all the wisdom coming from this amazing woman.  CONNECT WITH BEATRICE: Be sure to connect with me more on Instagram @theselflovefix. I'd love to hear what you thought of this episode and what your major takeaways were. Head over to my website to learn more about how we can work together to shift your energy & transform your life.

Rich Schultz & CT Chad Toms chat with Terry and Ryan about their crazy days with Channel 12.  They share hilarious stories about their life on the road chasing down the next ABC12 Breaking News segment.  Hear about Sloc hanging with the Bad Boys 2.0, in the championship locker room, and about the time when Pick sat in the booth with the Tigers #1 trade of all time, Ernie Harwell.  I still can't believe that Ernie was traded to Detroit for a catcher.

I am so excited for this empowering episode! Today, three incredible women joined the podcast, each of them having gone through my Self Love Over Codependency program. They were kind and brave enough to share their journeys to self-discovery, what they learned from the program, and how it's changed them for good. I'm so inspired by each of their stories because it really shows the connections and differences between each person's experience with SLOC. I'm so glad that their lives have been enhanced by the program, and I can't wait for you to hear their accounts. Here's a rundown of the episode: Ashley M.'s SLOC Journey  Samantha's SLOC Journey  Ashley S.'s SLOC Journey  From changes in how they perceive themselves to the way they interact with others to changes in their physical beings, SLOC has touched their lives in irreversible ways! I'm so happy for them and greatly appreciate their willingness to share. If you liked this episode of the podcast, take a screenshot, head on over to my Instagram and share it on your IG stories, and tag me, @theselflovefix. If you love what you learned, be sure to hit that follow button so you never miss a future episode, and make sure to leave a review to help me reach more listeners just like you looking to follow their inner truth and live a life of abundance & authentic self-love.   CONNECT WITH BEATRICE: Instagram: http://www.instagram.com/theselflovefix  Website: http://www.beatricekamau.com    EPISODE RESOURCES: Are you ready to dive into your habits of codependency in order to start putting yourself first? Enroll in Self Love Over Codependency today to learn how to shift from self-doubt to worthiness and DEEP levels of self-trust! Join now: https://beatricekamau.com/sloc    CONNECT WITH THESE SLOC ALUMNI ON INSTAGRAM: Ashley M: https://instagram.com/asshleeyyy Ashley S: https://instagram.com/ashleyliliana_ Samantha: https://instagram.com/sammyliebs 

Links1. Maritime Sri Lanka: Historical and Contemporary Perspectives, edited by Chulanee Attanayake, World Scientific Publishing, January 2021. 

Codependency can take reigns over our lives, but that doesn't have to be the end of the story. In this episode, I sat down with some alumni from my Spring 2021 Self Love Over Codependency course. They share their stories, steps they took toward self love, and what life has been like since they decided to put themselves first.  Some points we'll discuss include: What life was like before SLOC How life changed after SLOC Points to consider if you're thinking of joining SLOC today Are you ready to dive into your habits of codependency in order to start putting yourself first? Enroll in Self Love Over Codependency today to learn how to shift from self-doubt to worthiness and DEEP levels of self-trust! Click here to join (Doors will close September 24th) If you liked this episode of the podcast, take a screenshot, head on over to my Instagram and share it on your IG stories and tag me, @theselflovefix If you love what you learned, be sure to hit that follow button so you never miss a future episode, and make sure to leave a review to help me reach more listeners just like you looking to follow their inner truth and live a life of abundance & authentic self-love.   CONNECT WITH BEATRICE: Instagram Website

今日のテーマは、最近天才よち丸ラジオで取り上げられた『SLOC』について。https://youtu.be/IFPs470H_-U『SLOC』とは、SmallLocalOpenConnectedであることを目指すという行動指針のことです。これマメヒコじゃん！と、酒井さんは思ったそう。さて、インターネットはとてもOpenで、Connectedなものであると言えます。世界中の情報が集められ、その中から自分が知りたいことが検索できるようになったのも、物理的に遠くにいる人たちとコミュニケーションができるようになったのも、インターネットの素晴らしい働きによるものです。しかし、そのOpenさは良いことだけではなく、悪いことまで巻き込んでしまいます。結局今のインターネットでは、お金儲けをしたい人たちの欲望のままになり、品質の良さ、正しさなんてものは二の次になっているのではないでしょうか。マメヒコやいかひこで目指すOpenは、誰でもなんでも良いという意味ではありません。心を開放できる場所、としてOpenでありたいと思うのです。そんなSLOCな場所を引き続き目指していきます。

June is Gay Pride Month in Philadelphia! Kory Aversa, (out and proud!) Owner of Aversa PR and Events returns to BEN Around Philly to give the details on this month's events. Check out his incredibly thorough list below, and find more details and updates at https://phillygaycalendar.com/pride. LOVE IS LOVE: PHILADELPHIA CELEBRATES PHILLY GAY PRIDE MONTH WITH 45 EVENTS, FUNDRAISERS, DANCE PARTIES, DRAG SHOWS, ART EXHIBITS AND MORE Please find 45 top ways to celebrate gay pride in 30 days of June in Philadelphia. We have broken the list down below by MONTH-LONG activities vs. DATE SPECIFIC activities. A) MONTH-LONG ACTIVITIES - 1) LGBTQ Hall of Flags and Philly Gay Pride Flag Exhibit Sofitel Philadelphia at Rittenhouse Square 120 S. 17th S., Philadelphia 215-569-8300 https://www.sofitel-philadelphia.com Sofitel Philadelphia invites the community to celebrate Philadelphia's Pride rainbow flag on the outside of the building in June. An oversize rainbow flag, with Philly's addition of the brown and black stripes to honor diversity in the community, greets visitors as they enter to the left of the front doors. Inside look for the lobby to be renamed Philadelphia’s LGBTQ Hall of Flags. Look for Philadelphia’s locally designed and newsmaking rainbow flag to also have a center spot in the lobby, showcasing the diversity of our local community. The Philadelphia rainbow flag will be joined by host of LGBTQ flags flying high inside the lobby to celebrate the different facets of the local gay community, including Lesbian Pride Flag, Gender Fluid Pride Flag, Binary Pride Flag, Pan Sexual Pride Flag, Transgender Pride Flag and the Bisexual Pride Flag. 2) Philly Gay Pride Month: Cocktails for a Cause By FCM Hospitality AT EIGHT LOCATIONS! Philadelphia largest and most stunning outdoor and indoor restaurants and concepts will celebrate June as Philly Gay Pride Month with a month-long celebration! FCM Hospitality and owner Avram Hornik announce that Lola’s Garden, Juno, Parks on Tap (two locations), Morgan’s Pier, Harper’s Garden, Craft Hall, The Garden at Cherry Street Pier and Rosy’s Taco Bar will all work in unison to help raise funds for LGBTQ Philadelphia-based charities through Philly Gay Pride Month Cocktails for a Cause. All eight locations will feature a special-colored cocktail that matches up with the eight colors of the Philadelphia Gay Pride Flag. All eight cocktails to match the eight colors in the Philly-specific and inclusive rainbow flag will raise money for four different charities. One dollar from all eight cocktails during the 30 days of June will go to support William Way LGBT Community Center, Attic Youth Center, Philly Asian Queer and Galaei. This stance in social solidarity hopes to shine light to the various communities that the celebration of national Pride month helps represent, being mindful to include all groups that help make Philadelphia the amazing, diverse community it is. FCM Hospitality will compile donations from all venues and equally divide them between the organizations which were selected for their dedicated work and ongoing efforts to focus on intersectional populations. Additionally, FCM Hospitality will host the first-ever Philly Gay Pride Day at Parks on Tap at Trail’s End on Saturday, June 12, 2021, from 12:00pm to 6:00pm. Details for Parks on Tap are coming soon – save the date! FCM properties can be found throughout the Philadelphia area, offering the perfect way to experience different tastes and neighborhoods in the spirit of diversity. FCM’s Cocktails for a Cause campaign will run for the duration of Pride Month (June 1st – June 30th). Black - Juno Philly, 1033 Spring Garden St., Philadelphia (267) 639-2892 https://www.junophilly.com Mezcal Margarita (mezcal tequila, triple sec, activated charcoal, agave, lime) $11 Brown - Craft Hall, 901 N. Delaware Ave, Philadelphia, PA 19123, (267) 297-2072, https://www.crafthallphilly.com German Chocolate Cold Brew Martini (Jägermeister cold brew, Godiva liqueur, iced coffee) $10 Red - Rosy’s Taco Bar, 2220 Walnut St., Philadelphia, PA 19103, (267) 858-4561, https://www.rosystacobar.com Stateside Rose (Stateside vodka, Casa del Mar cava rose, pomegranate, lime, agave) $10 Orange - Morgan’s Pier, 221 N. Christopher Columbus Blvd., Philadelphia, PA 19106, (215) 279-7134, https://www.morganspier.com Orange Crushin’ It (Grey Goose vodka, mango puree, tropical Red Bull) $13 Yellow - Harper’s Garden, 31 S. 18th St., Philadelphia, PA 19103, (267) 886-8552, https://www.harpersgardenphilly.com Driftin’ Away (Bacardi black rum, Blackbird’s coconut moonshine, grilled pineapple, lime) $12 Green - Lola’s Garden, 51 St Georges Rd, Ardmore, PA 19003, (484) 412-8011 https://www.lolasgardenrestaurant.com Butterfly Gimlet (Bluecoat gin, lime juice, muddled cucumber & basil, butterfly pea tea) $13 Blue - The Garden at Cherry Street Pier, 121 N Columbus Boulevard, Philadelphia, PA 19106, (215) 923-0818, https://www.cherrystreetpier.com Frozen Electric Lemonade (vodka, blue curacao, lemon) $10 Purple- Pride Punch (grape vodka, razzmatazz liqueur, blue curacao, sour) $10 Parks on Tap - Trail’s End, South St. & S. 27th St., Philadelphia, PA 19143, (215) 568-1616, https://www.parksontap.com Parks on Tap- Waterworks, 640 Waterworks Drive, Philadelphia, PA 19130, (215) 568-1616, https://www.parksontap.com Reservations are encouraged for several locations. Signature cocktails are available during normal hours of operations, which vary based on location. Hours and days of operation may change due to weather and special events for outdoor venues. Guests are encouraged to visit an individual location’s website prior to visiting for specific house policies that may be in effect. 3) #loveislove Gay Pride Month Special Beer Release (also, Philly Beer Week) Available at the Lab at Evil Genius and through GoPuff starting June 1st Evil Genius Beer Company 1727 N. Front St., Philadelphia 215-425-6820 http://evilgeniusbeer.com https://resy.com/cities/pha/evil-genius-brewing?date=2021-05-17&seats=2 Love who you want to, drink what you want to! Evil Genius Beer Company celebrates June as Philly Gay Pride Month with a special limited edition beer release #loveislove. This brand-new Strawberry Blonde Ale (6% ABV) is crisp with a hint of natural strawberry flavor. A portion from all sales will be donated to The Trevor Project, a national organization that provides crisis intervention and suicide prevention services to LGBTQIA+ youth. Starting June 1st, #loveislove is available in Evil Genius’ new 12 ounce cans at the Lab in Fishtown - and for exclusive delivery to your front door through a Pride partnership with GoPuff. The beer will also be available on limited release in drafts at the Lab and Evil Genius Beer Garden. Limited supplies of #loveislove will also be available at retailers and restaurants in Harrisburg and York, PA. 4) PrideFLIX; The Virtual Pride Film Festival Virtual Gay Pride Film Festival https://www.qflixphilly.com/ Just in time for Pride month, qFLIX launches "PrideFLIX; The Virtual Pride Film Festival" feauring 5 weeks of LGBTQ+ Documentaries, Feature Films, Short Films, and Web Series from the comfort of your home as you celebrate PRIDE. qFLIX Philadelphia, the region’s LARGEST LGBTQ+  film festival found itself in the position that many festivals have faced with the onset of Covid-19. Their annual festival was  set  to kick-off on March 22, 2020, but was postponed to the fall due to the global pandemic. Philadelphia  Pride was subsequently postponed, and out of that, PrideFLIX was born. Rooted in its 26-year history,  qFLIX proudly continues its tradition of sharing the stories of LGBTQ+ people. The virtual film festival will launch on Monday, June 1 2020, and promises a stellar line up of LGBTQ+ documentaries, feature films, short films, and web series. One of the highlights will be a screening is that of gay writer/director Mike Mosallam’s rom-com, “Breaking Fast.” The film stars out actor Haaz Sleiman as  Mo,  a heartbroken gay Muslim who meets — and eats with — Kal (Michael Cassidy) during Ramadan. Because the Holy Month forbids impure thoughts and activities, Mo is forced to practice self-control. Mosallam’s clever conceit allows Mo and Kal to fall in love as their relationship develops over numerous romantic meals and dates. Sleiman and Mosallam, who were to be honored for their work at the fest in March, have been invited to participate in a post-screening talkback via zoom on June 29 along with Seth Hauer, the film’s producer. Several of the films will include talkbacks with filmmakers and/or talent. In addition, PrideFLIX is planning a weekly moderated discussion of specific titles on Sunday nights in June to help foster a sense of community during this period of social distancing. Ticket prices will range from $7-$10 per viewing, with $1 of each viewing going towards local LGBTQ+ non-profits. There will also be an option to purchase a festival badge to view all the films. Visit https://www.qflixphilly.com/qflix-presents-prideflix-the-virtual-pride-film-festival/ 5) William Way LGBT Community Center Benefit Kick-Off Starts June 1, 2021 Sofitel Philadelphia at Rittenhouse Square 120 S. 17th St. Philadelphia, PA 19103 215-569-8300 Every year in June, Sofitel Philadelphia announces a year-round benefit for a local LGBTQ charity. During the entire month of June, and through the rest of 2021, Sofitel Philadelphia will donate one dollar per each banquet menu item designated with the WWCC's logo on the menu. Designated items range from breakfast, lunch and dinner buffets to beverages and snack breaks for groups of 10 or more people hosting a meeting or event at Sofitel Philadelphia. Sofitel Philadelphia will also donate one dollar from every Liberté cocktail sold in the Liberté Lounge to WWCC during Pride Month. The resources raised through the partnership will support the William Way Community Center's programs for seniors, as well as its Trans Resource Center. Funds will also support the WWCC’s capital campaign. The Liberté Cocktail is available in Liberté Lounge and features pear infused Vodka, lemon, St. Germain and Sparkling Wine. 6) Gay Pride Month at Philly AIDS Thrift June 1 to June 30, 2021 710 S 5th St, Philadelphia (215) 922-3186 https://phillyaidsthrift.com/ Philly AIDS Thrift celebrates June as Philly Gay Pride Month with a colorful, Queer-centric wowing window display celebrating the diversity of our city and region’s queer community. Come get dressed up for Pride Month by supporting Philadelphia’s largest and gay-owned thrift store where you can find a rainbow of fashions all month long! Whether you want to celebrate with the eight colors of the Philly rainbow, or add to your own personal style, Philly AIDS Thrift has shirts, pants, dresses, shoes, accessories and more for each and every person - and each and every taste. Don’t forget to stop by the vintage jewelry room to add some extra sparkle and bling to your pride outfit. Additionally, support one of our community’s most important non-profits by shopping for home goods, games and other thrift items. Donate and do-good in June by  donating gently used items to the thrift store. Pride month and June is a great month to clean out those basements, shore houses and closets. Philly AIDS Thrift turns yesterday's treasures into tomorrow’s grants to help provide life-saving services for dozens of HIV/AIDS service organizations. Add this to your Pride Month itinerary when visiting South Street! 7) Gay Pride Month Essentials at Philly AIDS Thrift at Giovanni’s Room 345 S 12th St, Philadelphia, PA 19107 (215) 923-2960 https://www.queerbooks.com/ Celebrate Gay Pride Month at America’s oldest continuously operating LGBTQ bookstore! For Philly Gay Pride Month, stop by Philly AIDS Thrift at Giovanni’s Room in the gayborhood for all of your gay pride month essentials - including ramped up selections of the special Philadelphia edition of the Gay Pride Flag, other LGBTQ flags, pride t-shirts, magnets, buttons and other queer ephemera. Pick up your recently published copy of queerbook anthology - a collection of fiction and non-fiction work by LGBTQ people from all over the world that was published by PAT during the pandemic. Add this must-do stop to your Gay Pride Month itinerary! 8) Free Walk-in Vaccinations Philadelphia FIGHT 1233 Locust Street, 2nd Floor Mondays to Fridays, 9:30am to 11:30am, 1:00pm to 3:30pm www.fight.org Philadelphia FIGHT presents free walk-in vaccinations in the heart of the gayborhood at their location at 1233 Locust Street on the 2nd Floor. For more info or to make an appointment: www.fight.org or 267-436-3126 9) Without a Cue Productions June 1 to June 30, 2021 Now operating in Historic Philadelphia, Bucks County and Cape May NJ 267-994-1056 https://www.withoutacue.com/philadelphia Without a Cue Productions celebrates Philly Gay Pride Month with $5 off the new mystery walking tours in Historic Philadelphia. The Bucks County female-owned theatrical company celebrates the launch in Philly with a five dollar savings for any walking tour in the entire month of June using promo code PRIDE5 at the above website. Watch for stories spotlighting Without a Cue Productions out and proud gay cast members during June and Pride Month. 10) Moving Forward When the World Stopped: Queer Life 2020-2021 Virtual Art Exhibition June 1 to June 30, 2021 William Way LGBT Community Center 1315 Spruce St., Philadelphia 215-732-2220 Website: https://www.waygay.org Showcasing the works of 28 artists from the Philadelphia area, Moving Forward When the World Stopped: Queer Life 2020-2021 presents a timeline of events, memories, and experiences from the past year. The pain of suffering through the pandemic, the shifts in our relationship with technology, the immense amount of loss, the calls to action, and our strength to carry on as a community are all themes explored by artists of this show. During this long period of uncertainty, there were times we found comfort in the care of others, through loved ones, and through members of our communities. We’ve seen the artistic landscape change completely, with in-person shows adjusting, shifting to online formats, and many artists spending more time at home, embracing new mediums. There is no singular way to describe this past year’s traumatic experience just as there is no singular way to depict or process such events. It is together as a community that we can begin to rebuild and maintain a renewed sense of hope. This exhibition features works by Allis Chang, Charlie Welch, Chloe Luisa Piñero, Christine Jung, Cheyanne Kemp, Coco Spencer, Daisy Diamond, Emilia Onthank, Erin Moore, Frankie Modesto, Harry Hoy, JaySquids, Kara Mshinda, Lawrence Ade Scales, Logan JM, Lucia Garzón, M. Albertson, Moss Collins, Partly Cloudy Press, Patrick Dunn, Rebecca Schultz, Riley Gosnell, Robert Reinhardt, Sarah Trad, SirSaxana, Steven Valera, Tristan Kravitz, and Vicente Ortiz Cortez. Chelsey Luster & Alec Rogers, curators 11) Pride Month Fundraiser for New Mural in Gayborhood Featuring Lil Nas X in Montero Writer’s Block Rehab 1342 Cypress St, Philadelphia https://www.gofundme.com/f/lil-nas-x-philly-mural?utm_source=widget&utm_medium=referral&utm_campaign=p_cp+share-sheet Writer’s block is excited to add a new mural to the gayborhood featuring Lil Nas X in Montero, where he has given a bold voice to a new generation of queer artists and queer people of color. The mural is by Ashley Ryan. Please help by supporting this work. The mural is currently on the East wall of Writers Block Rehab at 1342 Cypress St, Philadelphia, PA 19107. B) DATE SPECIFIC ACTIVITIES - 12) Philly Gay Pride Month Drive-in with Female Trouble Wednesday, June 2, 2021, doors open 8:00pm, movie 9:00pm Philly AIDS Thrift in partnership with Philadelphia Film Society Held at Philadelphia Navy Yard Located at Admiral Peary Way and League Island Blvd Tickets: www.phillyaidsthrift.com Philly AIDS Thrift invites you to grab your cha-cha heels, clutch your pearls and head to the Philadelphia Navy Yard for a special movie fundraiser at sundown! Philly AIDS Thrift, in collaboration with Philadelphia Film Society, presents a special Philly Gay Pride Month drive-in movie with Female Trouble on Wednesday, June 2nd. The 1974 cult classic by John Waters stars the one and only Divine - and the drive-in event will feature Divine-esque drag queens greeting and thanking all the movie-goers. Proceeds from the event will help raise money for a major building expansion that will include a brand-new donation intake center that means more donations can safely be taken in, producing more sales and even more grants to local nonprofits helping people with HIV/AIDS. Tickets for the drive-in movie are $35 per car, and include access to the movie, food trucks and a chance to win fun door prizes. The drive-in movie lot opens at 8:00pm, with the movie starting at 9:00pm. Female Trouble runs for 89 minutes. The entrance to the PFS Drive-in is at Admiral Peary Way and League Island Blvd. For tickets and more information, visit www.phillyaidsthrift.com. 13-16) Evil Genius Beer Company Charity Happy Hour (also, Philly Beer Week) Thursday, June 3, 2021, 6:00pm to 8:00pm - Kick-Off Event Thursday, June 10, 2021, 6:00pm to 8:00pm Thursday, June 17, 2021, 6:00pm to 8:00pm Thursday, June 24, 2021, 6:00pm to 8:00pm Evil Genius Beer Company 1727 N. Front St., Philadelphia 215-425-6820 http://evilgeniusbeer.com https://resy.com/cities/pha/evil-genius-brewing?date=2021-05-17&seats=2 Evil Genius Beer Company brings back their weekly charity happy hour just in time for pride. After a break due to the pandemic, Evil Genius is back with Evil Genius Beer Company Charity Happy Hour - a weekly charity happy hour every Thursday where $1 from each beer sold in the beer garden between 6:00pm and 8:00pm is donated to a different charity every week. For June, look for the program to kick-off on June 3rd, with proceeds from the evening going to The Trevor Project, which is also the beneficiary of a portion of proceeds from Evil Genius Beer Company’s new #loveislove Gay Pride Month Beer. Watch for the charities and details for the rest of June coming soon! Reservations for outdoor seating are available through Resy. 17-19) Transverse: A Group for Masc Identified Folx June 4th, 5:00pm to 6:00pm June 11th, 5:00pm to 6:00pm June 18th, 5:00pm to 6:00pm Virtual Register: galaei's social media or visit HTTPS://BIT.LY/3HDGOMI Contact: MIKAH@GALAEI.ORG or call 215-398-5003 Galaei is a Queer and Trans, Black, Indigenous, and People of Color (QTBIPOC) radical social justice organization. Continuing to serve the Latinx community, while widening our embrace, Galaei provides and facilitates Queer educational services, community wellness, and is committed to healing historical harm. Galaei is dedicated to creating access, opportunities, sexual empowerment, and economic development for all QTBIPOC individuals while fighting systemic oppression, structural racism, discrimination, and white supremacy. 20) Sofitel Pride Drag Tea Saturdays, June 5 and 12, 2021, 2:00pm to 4:00pm Sofitel Philadelphia at Rittenhouse Square 120 S. 17th St., Philadelphia 215-569-8300 Website: https://www.sofitel-philadelphia.com Reservation: https://www.sofitel-philadelphia.com/happenings/drag-tea/ Sofitel Philadelphia kicks off Philly Pride Month on Saturday, June 5th, and again on Saturday, June 12th, so be on the look for a new spin on a time-honored tradition. Sofitel, famous for its classic afternoon tea service, will debut a new Drag Tea featuring Brittany Lynn’s Drag Mafia. Sip tea (or spill it) in the presence of fabulous Drag Queens as you enjoy delicious offerings from Sofitel’s award-winning culinary team. Drag Tea starts each week at 2:00pm and runs through 4:00pm inside Chez Colette Brasserie. Come ready to be entertained as you enjoy classics, like scones, tea sandwiches (smoked salmon, dill cream cheese, cucumber, pinwheel; ham, truffled egg salad, quinoa cup; fig jam, boursin, red onion, sesame pretzel; turkey, cranberry, orange, pumpernickel), pastries (orange and grand marnier cake, matcha mousse, chocolate profiterole, macaroons), and Palais Des Thes (selection of nine different teas for you to choose) - plus your choice of Champagne, Mimosa or Bellini. Tickets are $55 per person - and add $10 for bottomless Champagne, Mimosas or Bloody Marys. Five dollars from each purchase will be donated to the William Way LGBT Community Center. Tickets are available at: https://www.sofitel-philadelphia.com/happenings/drag-tea/ 21) Vax Up, Philly! Saturday June 5th, 9:00am to 5:00pm galaei, 118 Fontain Street outside area galaei in partnership with Mazzoni Center aims to vaccinate 250 folks ages 16 and older. (you do not need to be a PA resident, or a documented citizen).  This is going to be a day that brings vaccine access to our communities and we will also have a DJ, snacks, and a socially distanced dance party in the street in front of our building! Patient Portal Link: https://2819.portal.athenahealth.com/ Find "Don't have an account? Sign up today to stay connected to your healthcare." on the page and click "Sign Up." Then, on the create account page under "Who will use this account?" select " Patient" Next, you will need to know your household member’s: Full Name, Date of Birth, Email, Phone and then watch for a Code - and select “Nancy Brisbon” as Medical Provider and create a password. Once registration is completed, you can go to the appointment tab on the portal or call the office to schedule for the session. (215-563-0652) 22) allyouneedislove YOGA + BEER Event (Philly Beer Week) Thursday, June 6, 2021, 10:30am to 11:30am Love City Brewing 1023 Hamilton Street, Philadelphia https://docs.google.com/forms/d/e/1FAIpQLSdJBNLcBlMWSb_VftKsHApnzdoPeJxtJ6h1KW8yweMzuNlong/viewform https://lovecitybrewing.com/ Turntable Yoga will be hosting a PRIDE yoga flow on Sunday, June 6 at Love City Brewing! Join us for allyouneedislove: yoga set to music featuring all queer artists! It’s sure to be a party of a practice – all levels and beginners welcome – the goal is to move to music, breathe fresh air, and most of all, HAVE FUN! Held outside, socially distanced (but not too far from the bar!), you can get a morning stretch and sweat in and then enjoy a beer of your choice – included in the price of class! Bring friends, your own yoga mat, and your PPE! This event is $10 and includes the yoga class and a beer of your choice. Class is capped at 50 people. We are using Venmo charge for ticket purchases! Anyone interesting in buying tickets can fill out the below link, or email: turntableyoga@gmail.com directly to purchase. 23) Vera Pride Showcase! Sunday, June 6, 2021, 3:00pm to 8:00pm Vera Cherry Hill 2310 Marlton Pike West, Cherry Hill, NJ 08002 https://www.eventbrite.com/e/vera-pride-showcase-tickets-153390887273 Come and join us at VERA for our first ever Pride showcase, hosted by Ariel Versace and featuring a ton of special guests. Food and drink specials all day, so get ready to come out and party! Tickets are $25 each. 24) SPLAT and Spray by Galaei Wednesday, June 9th, 4:00pm 118 Fontain Street, Phila, PA 19122 Galaei moved into a brand new space and building over the pandemic and as they prepare for a giant grand opening - they invite LGBTQ teens to a free SPLAT and Spray event to make the youth lounge their own - with welcoming art the gay teens created themselves. Through this events teens will come together and find community, learn new artistic skills and make the space their own. Watch for info about the grand opening of the entire new space - coming summer 2021. Galaei’s SPLAT program works to support the empowerment and leadership development of queer youth of color through individual coaching, group support, and community engagement. Galaei provides a safe and affirming environment where youth are coached through various issues relating to sexual health, education, employment, conflict resolution, and trauma. Group activities allow queer youth to strengthen their social support system and facilitate dialogue about how they can make an impact on their community through organizing. Come out and SPLAT and Spray and paint in the new youth lounge! Free. Ages 13-18. 25) Pride Day at Philadelphia Flower Show Thursday, June 10, 2021, 10:00am to 7:00pm https://phillygaycalendar.com/events/pride-night-at-the-flower-show/ SAVE $5 ON WEEKDAY ADULT TICKETS! Adult: $45 SPECIAL WILLIAM WAY COMMUNITY CENTER PRICE: $40 – save $5! (valid for up to 4 adult tickets per order). Limited Availability (discount code is limited to the first 50 tickets sold through June 1 only). Reserve your tickets NOW at www.PHSonline.org using coupon code RGWWCC21 to save! NEW for 2021 LOCATION – beautiful FDR Park in South Philadelphia! The Flower Show will move outdoors for the first time, making this a history-making, once-in-a-lifetime experience that will incorporate the beautiful, unique landscape of FDR Park. 26) BOS Philly Presents Pride Night at Concourse Dance Bar Friday, June 11, 2021, 10:00pm to 2:00am Presented by BOS Philly At venue Concourse Dance Bar 1635 S. Market Street, Philadelphia 267-534-4128 Tickets/organizer:  http://bosphilly.com Venue: https://www.concoursedancebar.com Philadelphia, get ready to dance again! Timed with the reopening of Philadelphia bars and dance floors, BOS Philly will take over Concourse Dance Bar with Pride Night featuring DJ K!RK. Get ready for the first big party of the year! Celebrate Pride Month with the team that brought you Primal, Goldlust, Fairydust, and more! Concourse has become known for its Instagram-famous ball pit, this massive underground nightclub in Center City is decked out with eclectic, retro flair. Get ready to dance for the first time in a year and a half! This event is presented by BOS Philly at venue Concourse Dance Bar. Tickets are $25 or save $5 when tickets are bought in advance with promo code BOS2021. Tickets are available at: http://bosphilly.com. 27) Drive ‘N Drag Saves 2021 ft Drag Race Stars Friday, June 11, 2021, 7:00pm and 9:30pm Saturday, June 12, 2021, 7:00pm and 9:30pm Sunday, June 13, 2021, 7:00pm and 9:30pm King of Prussia Mall Parking Lot 160 North Gulph Road, King of Prussia, PA 19406 https://www.tixr.com/groups/vossevents/events/drive-n-drag-philadelphia-21802 The fiercest of all drive-ins featuring RuPaul’s Drag Race alumni, will be rolling into King of Prussia Mall for June Gay Pride Month. The super queens Aquaria, Asia O’Hara, Kameron Michaels, Vanessa "Vanjie" Mateo,  GottMik,  Rosé and Violet Chatchki are on a mission to save us from the dreaded 2020! Now starring the soon-to-be-announced Season 13 finalists and new outdoor party patios. (Line-up subject to change.) At Drive N’ Drag Saves 2021 Drag Race Stars, the ladies will perform live on a huge stage in front of attendees’ cars for a show with extravagant lighting, fabulous attire and jumbotron LED screens. The sound will be broadcasted both from the stage and via an FM radio that you’ll be able to tune into once you arrive at the venue, plus there will be a concert-quality light show and gourmet food trucks with food available for purchase. Drive ‘N Drag Saves 2021 will be touring all around the country going to cities like Seattle, Dallas and Miami. The show will be at King of Prussia Mall for one weekend only from Friday, June 11 through Sunday, June 13. Tickets are $75 and up for General Admission for a car with two people - with VIP options available as well at the link above. See other details on ticket website. 28) Women's Party: Sip City Mixer on the River Friday, June 11, 2021, 6:00pm to 9:00pm Cavanaugh's River Deck 417 N Columbus Blvd., Philadelphia https://www.facebook.com/events/886016148644927 Restrictions away, and it’s time to be gay! It’s been a long long long year+ since we last got to get together. But, it’s time! The city has given the green light to gather, and gather we will! Cavanaughs Riverdeck is right on the water, huge and open with great views for our first foray back into normal life. They will offer our group drink specials and a beautiful place to meet up! As always, Sip City is free to attend. We ask that you consider a donation to the very worthy and needed The Arcila-Adams Trans Resource Center at the William Way LGBT Community Center. It is a resource hub providing health care services, therapy referrals, job assistance. Please find the link in the comments. Thank you. We will follow each venues’ protocol regarding proof of vaccination, id, and masking. Effective at all upcoming mixers. If the bars’ policy makes you uncomfortable, please come join us at a future event when you are comfortable. 29) Teen LGBTQIA Circus Workshop Saturday, June 12, 2021, 12:00pm to 1:30pm Philadelphia School of Circus Arts 6452 Greene Street, Philadelphia PA 215-849-1991 Website: http://phillycircus.com/ Sign-up for this workshop: https://clients.mindbodyonline.com/classic/ws?studioid=21875&stype=-117&sTG=68&sView=week&sLoc=0&date=06/12/21 Free but reservation required for planning Ages 13-19 Philadelphia School of Circus Arts celebrates Philly Gay Pride with a free circus workshop for LGBTQIA teens on Saturday, June 12th, from 12:00pm to 1:30pm. While PSCA’s classes, workshops, and events are always open to ALL, PSCA wanted to make this Pride Month extra special for the LGBTQIA Teen Community! In this 1.5 hour workshop, PSCA’s LGBTQIA Staff & LGBTQIA Staff Allies will introduce Teens to the Circus Arts by teaching the basics of Aerial Sling, Static Trapeze, Tumbling, Juggling, and Tightwire. The last half hour of the workshop will be dedicated to a Cyr Wheel performance and Q&A with recent graduate of Circadium School of Contemporary Circus, Alexandra Feit. Teens will leave feeling inspired, empowered, and connected to new circus friends. Masks are required to be worn at all times, and social distancing will be in effect in the space. This event is FREE, space is limited to 15 participants so registration is required. All skill levels and abilities welcome! Alexandra Feit grew up in northern New Jersey, the eldest of three. From a young age, she loved performing: she started singing in elementary school, and as her interests broadened, she explored a cappella, marching band, and theatre through grade school. After discovering circus towards the end of high school, Alexandra began doing acro yoga, and continued through college. She graduated with a degree in Food Science and Technology and moved to Ithaca, New York for work. There she began taking circus classes in earnest at Circus Culture, and shortly after started pursuing circus professionally in Philadelphia as a member of the inaugural class of Circadium School of Contemporary Circus. She graduated in May 2020, with a focus on cyr wheel and corde lisse (rope). 30) Pride in the Park: Pride Day at Parks on Tap Saturday, June 12, 2021, Noon to 6:00pm Parks on Tap Trails End South St. & S. 27th St., Philadelphia, PA 19143 (215) 568-1616 Website: https://www.parksontap.com FCM Hospitality presents their first-ever Pride in the Park event, an outdoor gay pride day at Parks on Tap on Saturday, June 12th at the new Trail's End location (South and 27th Streets). From Noon to 6:00pm, come out and enjoy the sweeping river views, the delicious food and drink, and the comfortable seating with your family and friends during this all-ages outdoor event. Philadelphia out and proud celebrity DJ Robert Drake will provide music from 2:00pm to 6:00pm. Local LGBTQ organizations have been invited to greet guests at the entrance and share information about their services. Support four local LGBTQ charities with your purchase of Pride Punch.One dollar from each Pride Punch sold during Pride in the Park, and all June long, will be combined and split between the William Way LGBT Community Center, Philly Asian Queer, The Attic Youth Center and Galaei. Pride in the Park is presented by FCM Hospitality, with promotional partners Philly Gay Calendar, BOS Philly and Aversa PR. Admission is free. Food and drink are pay-as-you-go. Seating is first come, first served. For more information on the Parks on Tap safety plan and directions, please visit www.parksontap.com. Parks on Tap is a traveling beer garden that gives back to the community. This year, Trail's End joins Water Works as two summer-long locations. All Parks on Tap sites are self-contained and feature roped boundaries, power, bathrooms, food and drink trucks, seating, shade and more - all without use or dependency of existing park facilities. This means more money can be raised and make a direct impact on park improvements and future programming. FCM Hospitality is proud to present this special event as part of Philly Gay Pride Month, along with the month-long Cocktails for a Cause with 8 colored cocktails at 8 FCM properties that tie-in with the stripes of the Philly Gay Pride Rainbow Flag. For more about FCM Hospitality and venues, visit www.fcmhospitality.com. 31) Artists at Work Celebrate Pride Month Saturday, June 12th, 5:00pm to 7:00pm Presented by Northern Liberties Business Improvement District Various businesses throughout the neighborhood https://www.explorenorthernliberties.org/ Northern Liberties Business Improvement District presents Artists at Work Celebrate Pride. On Saturday, June 12th, from 5:00pm to 7:00pm, head to various businesses in Northern Liberties for a celebration that features local artists showcasing and making their wares, including several featured LGBTQ artists. Gay-owned, female-owned, Black-owned and Veteran-owned boutique and gift store Trunc will kick-things off with live music outside the shop featuring Justus Riveria, Justusviolin, playing music inspired by disco and Studio 54. Trunc also invites families, dog dads, dog moms and everyone to bring their furry friends for a free digital image by Justin Timins. Hudson Table will feature Artist at Work Vincent Marc, more publicly known as Marc, a Black queer creative director, stylist and photographer. The full list of artists and locations at this time include: Hudson Table, 1001 N 2nd St featuring Vincent Marc Once Worn Consignment, 906 N 2nd St featuring Jess Craine R.E.Load Bags, 608 N 2nd St featuring Annette Monnier Sue Moerder Skull Art, 214 W Wildey St featuring Sue Moerder The Random Tea Room & Curiosity Shop, 713 N 4th St featuring Alison Dilworth Bagels & Co, 1001 N 2nd St featuring TBD Casa Papel, 804 N 2nd St featuring TBD This event is free and open to the public. Please follow health and safety protocols as outlined by each participating business. 32) Philly Pride Run 5K - Virtual Event June 13 to June 20, 2021 William Way LGBT Community Center 1315 Spruce St., Philadelphia 215-732-2220 Website: https://www.waygay.org The William Way LGBT Community Center is celebrating its 5th year of loud and proud running through the city streets of Philadelphia and beyond with the virtual Philly Pride Run 5K race and fun run, held Sunday, June 13-20, 2021! All race proceeds will support key services for the William Way LGBT Community Center, including senior services, LGBTQ history archives, free library, Trans Resource Center, cyber center, and a generous space-sharing program. Registration is open at Runtheday. Philly Pride Run is back with a virtual run for its 5th year of loud and proud running through the city streets of Philadelphia and beyond. Keeping with the tradition of highlighting the diverse groups that make up our fabulous community, this year we are proud to celebrate our Non-Binary and Gender Non-conforming community members! Last year’s message of inclusion still resonates loudly with our core belief that sports have a significant role in our lives.  Sports build confidence, create communities, promote healthier lives and much more! Lez Run founder, C.C. Tellez says “We believe it is essential for  LGBTQ+ athletes to be unapologetically visible in sports at every level.  Representation means everything, especially to historically  marginalized people.” There is still much progress to be made when it comes to the full inclusion of all LGBTQ+ athletes in the world of sports; which is why it’s essential that we show up and that our diversity be counted. We are grateful for the paths forged by the courageous athletes and allies who have shown up and worked to advance equality for LGBTQ+ athletes. There is still a lot of work to be done to ensure full inclusion of LGBTQ+ athletes in all sports. Philly Pride  Run invites you to come out — join the celebration and movement to advance equality! Be an Out and Proud Athlete at the 2021 Virtual Philly Pride 5K and Fun Run events! First 100 participants to register will receive a Philly Pride Map sticker and iron on t-shirt transfer from Stickeryou.com. The virtual Philly Pride Run, 2021 will be held Sunday, June 13-20, 2021. We are making the most of our 5-year celebration- You already know it’s gonna be fierce! All race proceeds will support key services for the William Way LGBT Community Center, including senior services, LGBTQ history archives, free library, Trans Resource Center, cyber center, and a  generous space-sharing program. 33-41) Drag Sunday - ONE DAY, SO MANY AMAZING DRAG SHOWS! Sunday, June 13, 2021 Various Times and Venues Around Philadelphia - So many shows, one fabulous day! Philly has some of the best drag shows in the country and Drag Sunday is where it is hot! See individual listings below for information about each venue and show. Please confirm venue and show details below for each selection. 33) Drag Brunch At The Wayward Featuring Drag Mafia 10:30am to 3:00pm (seating 10:30am, show 11:00am, seating 1:30pm, show 2:00pm) The Wayward, 1170 Ludlow Street, Philadelphia 19107 https://www.eventbrite.com/e/drag-brunch-at-the-wayward-featuring-drag-mafia-tickets-156284283499 Join us June 13th Sunday on the patio for Drag Brunch. With two showings starting at 10:30AM and 1:30PM. The girls are back and ready to serve, kick, and twirl! Join your hostess Miss Brittany Lynn (Of the Mummer's Miss Fancy Brigade, Drag Queen Story Time, and the tri-state area's most award winning drag queen) and her girls of the Philly Drag Mafia (Phillydragmafia.com) for a FABULOUS brunch! The Wayward is featuring a brunch prefix menu with $35 per person, with a la carte beverages. FOOD and BEVERAGEs are sold SEPARATELY. Tickets are sold in groups according to the table size. EX: 4 Guests at a table = $80 ($20 per guest). Seating starts at 10:30AM and the show starting at 11:00AM. Second show seats at 1:30PM, and the show starting at 2:00PM. Please visit The Wayward for more info at: https://www.thewayward.com/ 34) Ladies of Tabu Drag Brunch 12:00pm to 1:30pm, Doors Open 11:00am Tabu, 254 S 12th St, Philadelphia, PA 19107 Tickets $15 to $25 https://www.eventbrite.com/e/ladies-of-tabu-drag-brunch-tickets-136093069033 Burd Events brings you performances by Philadelphia’s finest queens for a brunch like no other. Enjoy your meal, drinks, and friends while experiencing top end drag performances and interactions. General admission is $15 for the show and a seat. VIP tickets are $25 for show and best seats. Food and drink is pay-as-you-go. 35) The Matinees 12:00pm to 3:00pm Level Up (Formerly JocksPHL) 1330 Walnut St, Philadelphia, PA 19107 https://phillygaycalendar.com/drag/ Every Sunday catch Drag Matinee at JocksPHL Starting at 1:00 PM hosted by Iris Spectre (1st and 3rd Sunday of the month) and Diva Luvsit (2nd and 4th Sunday of the month) and their special guest performers. Maximum of four (4) people per table, be sure to be up close and socially distant while enjoying JocksPHL food and drinks during the show! Indoor seating is limited so be sure to get your tickets today! $20.00 per person which includes your meal, the show, and bottomless mimosas. Tables can seat up to four (4) four people (no refunds will be given, other restrictions may apply). Masks are required inside the building unless seated and consuming alcohol and food. A meal per person must be purchased if you intend to drink while seated. Following CDC, state, and city guidelines we require that you remain seated during the show unless using the restroom. Protective barriers will be in place between the audience and performers at all times. 36) Pridezilla 12:00pm to 8:00pm SoulJoel's Comedy Club and Lounge, 155 Railroad Plaza, Royersford, PA 19468 https://nightout.com/events/pridezilla-0613/tickets Come for the day or enjoy select shows with DJ Carl Michaels, Spice Girls Tribute, Roxxxy Andrews & Ariel Versace and Aunt Mary Pat. Tickets for this all day event are $40 for an all-day pass, or $10-$20 for select performances. Headlined by Ariel Versace, Aunt Mary Pat and Roxxxy Andrews, Featuring an All-Star tribute to the Spice Girls! Hosted by Cherry St. Cartier and Miss Troy. 37) United Colors Drag Show 2:00pm Showtime, Doors Open 1:30pm Devil's Den, 1148 South 11th Street, Philadelphia, PA 19147 https://www.eventbrite.com/e/united-colors-drag-show-tickets-155886886875 Join us at the Devil's Den in South Philly for a truly special drag show. Duvel, Ommegang, Love Your Block and Muller are hosting a drag show extravaganza, benefiting True Colors United. True Color United is a non profit that implements innovative solutions to youth homelessness that focuses on the unique experiences of LGTBQ young people. We have put together a show with the best drag queens and kings in the Philadelphia area. Each True Colors Drag Show is unique. Sunday's performers: Rosey Hart, Lady Geisha Stratton - Miss Gay Philadelphia America 2020, Bev, Kali Coutour and Aloe Vera. The show will take place in the Devil's Den outdoor beer garden. Seating will begin at 1:30 and the show will start promptly at 2pm. The cost of the ticket includes a donation to True Colors, your reservation, a draft of Ommegang Witte or Duvel Single, and a raffle ticket for a chance to win a True Colors Gift Basket. Additional beverages and food can be purchased a la carte. The Devil's Den will be donating $1 from every Duvel and Ommegang beer sold during the show to True Colors. Additional raffle tickets can be purchased as well, with 100% of the proceeds going to True Colors. There is no ATM on site so please come prepared with cash for tipping our fabulous drag queens and to purchase raffle tickets. The Devil's Den, while typically dog friendly, is asking that all guests leave their furry companions at home. The Devil's Den will not allow dogs in the outdoor dining area during the drag show. The Devil's Den is also following all local Philadelphia COVID guidelines and we ask that our guests do the same. Please wear your mask when you arrive and please wear it whenever you are not seated. Due to our beer garden size we are only accommodate parties of 2, 4, and 6. We would like to thank our sponsors for all their help making this a success charity event. We could not have done this without the help and support from Duvel Moortgat Brewery, Ommegang Brewery, Love Your Block - Philadelphia Real Estate and Muller Distributor. Tickets are $30 for a table of two, $60 for a table of four or $90 for a table of six. Reservations and tickets at the link above. 38) Drag Brunch at Fabrika 2:00pm to 4:00pm, Doors Open 12:00 Noon Fabrika, 1108 Frankford Avenue Philadelphia, PA 19123 Hosted by Eric Jaffe. Tickets $20.00 each. Reservations available on Fabrika website. Doors Open at Noon. Food and drink separate. Questions/reservations 215-203-0202. 39) Cutthroat Queens 8:00pm to 9:30pm, Doors Open 7:00pm Tabu, 254 S 12th St, Philadelphia, PA 19107 https://www.eventbrite.com/e/cutthroat-queens-tickets-125420751845 Three performers start the competition with $150 each. If they want to leave the stage with any of the cash, they have to survive three drag challenges and…..each other! In this show shade is not only encouraged: it’s for sale! We like to call it Cutthroat! Tickets are $12.00 at the link above. Food and drink must be purchased. This one-night competition is composed of three rounds. At the end of each round a performer is eliminated. Before each round they’ll be assigned a challenge and they’ll have 60 seconds to search their playlist for the perfect song to perform. Then we have a little fun in the form of an auction where they can bid on shady sabotages to throw a wrench into their competitors’ performances. But they need to spend wisely! At the end of the night one performer will reign supreme, winning the money they have left and the title of Cutthroat Queen Continental International Worldwide Extravaganza 2020! 40) Drive ‘N Drag Saves 2021 ft Drag Race Stars Sunday, June 13, 2021 Shows each night at at 7:00pm and 9:30pm King of Prussia Mall, 160 North Gulph Road, King of Prussia, PA 19406 https://www.tixr.com/groups/vossevents/events/drive-n-drag-philadelphia-21802 The fiercest of all drive-ins featuring RuPaul’s Drag Race alumni, will be rolling into King of Prussia Mall for June Gay Pride Month. The super queens Aquaria, Asia O’Hara, Kameron Michaels, Vanessa "Vanjie" Mateo,  GottMik,  Rosé and Violet Chatchki are on a mission to save us from the dreaded 2020! Now starring the soon-to-be-announced Season 13 finalists and new outdoor party patios. (Line-up subject to change.) At Drive N’ Drag Saves 2021 Drag Race Stars, the ladies will perform live on a huge stage in front of attendees’ cars for a show with extravagant lighting, fabulous attire and jumbotron LED screens. The sound will be broadcasted both from the stage and via an FM radio that you’ll be able to tune into once you arrive at the venue, plus there will be a concert-quality light show and gourmet food trucks with food available for purchase. Drive ‘N Drag Saves 2021 will be touring all around the country going to cities like Seattle, Dallas and Miami. The show will be at King of Prussia Mall for one weekend only from Friday, June 11 through Sunday, June 13. Tickets are $75 and up for General Admission for a car with two people - with VIP options available as well at the link above. See tickets details, restrictions and rules at the ticket link above. 41) MadHouse Sunday, June 13, 2021, 8:00pm to 11:00pm Level Up (Formerly JocksPHL) JocksPHL, 1330 Walnut St, Philadelphia, PA 19107 Callin all crazy wile and cooky performers - come out and join Madhouse for an alternative live gamshow/ drag show where the weird and the madd are showcased. 42) Tings: Femme Identified Group Tuesday, June 15th, 5:00pm - 6:00pm Tuesday, June 22nd,  5:00pm - 6:00pm Tuesday, June 29th,  5:00pm - 6:00pm Go to Galaei’s social media or below to register in advance for this meeting: https://bit.ly/3u0bUMs - Contact valentina@galaei.org or call 215-398-5003. Galaei is a Queer and Trans, Black, Indigenous, and People of Color (QTBIPOC) radical social justice organization. Continuing to serve the Latinx community, while widening our embrace, Galaei provides and facilitates Queer educational services, community wellness, and is committed to healing historical harm. Galaei is dedicated to creating access, opportunities, sexual empowerment, and economic development for all QTBIPOC individuals while fighting systemic oppression, structural racism, discrimination, and white supremacy. 43) Pride Month: Speed Dating Men 21+ Wednesday, June 16, 2021, 7:00pm to 9:00pm Stir 1705 Chancellor Street, Philadelphia, PA 19103 https://www.eventbrite.com/e/in-person-gay-men-speed-dating-all-ages-21-tickets-154900705179 We're back to hosting in person events! Join us for a fun night of great conversations with gay singles! We have missed hosting events and are very happy to be back! Join us for a fun night of great conversations with gay singles at Stir! Speed dating is a fun and different way to meet new people! Check in is at 6:45pm. After the speed dating event, please join us for a singles mixer to socialize more without being timed! Within 24 hours after the event we'll email you your matches. Please email or message us at facebook.com/besinglenomore or at besinglenomore@gmail.com if you have any questions. TIckets are $25.00 each.  We will be following CDC and the venue's guidelines and by buying a ticket to this event you agree to abide by these guidelines. For COVID-19 information and protocols, visit ticket link. 44) Pride Night at Philadelphia Zoo (also, part of Philly Beer Week) Friday, June 18, 2021, 5:00pm to 8:00pm Philadelphia Zoo 3400 West Girard Ave Philadelphia, PA 19104 Reservation: https://philadelphiazoo.org/reservations/ Philadelphia Zoo celebrates Philly Gay Pride Month with a special extended-hours, night-time event on Friday, June 18th, from 5:00pm to 8:00pm.  Pride Night at the Zoo is an all-ages experience and a great opportunity to get outdoors with family, friends and/or significant other and enjoy the animals and celebrate the awesome diversity of the LGBTQ community. Out and proud celebrity local DJ Robert Drake will provide family- friendly tunes for the night from 5:00pm to 7:00pm. Local LGBTQ organizations have been invited to give away literature and talk about their services. Guests are invited to show off their Gay Pride by wearing their most colorful rainbow and pride-themed threads for a chance to win Zoo tickets for a future visit. Enjoy life-size animatronic dinosaurs and prehistoric-themed foods, that complement the new exhibit, Big Time: Life in an Endangerous Zone experience. Come hungry for Friday Nights Dinos and Bites special burgers and beer pairings at Bedrock Brews beer garden and Dino Bites fooderies. Zoo Admission is $24 for ages 12+ and $19 for ages 2-11, children under 2 are free, plus entrance for Big Time $6 (adults and children ages 2+).  Food and drink is pay as you go. Ticket reservations are available at www.PhiladelphiaZoo.org. 45) Gay Pride Month Afternoon Tea and Discussion - Virtual Event Saturday, June 20th, 3:00pm to 4:30pm Presented by Philly Asian Queer (PAQ) RSVP and Join us for this month's Tea/Coffee Conversation event where PAQers will discuss a topic of the month. Follow us on our Instagram or Facebook for updates and the zoom link. Please note that this is a safe space and is intended for Asian/Asian American and LGBTQIA+ identified individuals only. MORE EVENTS For more events to be added for Philly Gay Pride Month, please visit: https://phillygaycalendar.com/pride. For any events to be added, please email kory@aversapr.com with the name, date, summary, website, and other information - so these can be shared with press and Philly Gay Calendar as a master online site for this year’s festivities. SPECIAL THANKS Big thanks to the businesses, non-profits, restaurants, artists, performers, media outlets, LGBTQ journalists and others for sending along the above information, for stepping up to spread the word, for making connections and for lending a hand as we all adjust to the the rapidly changing times and the reopening of our city in the middle of Pride Month. While the above list is not exhaustive, it is a reflection of dozens of hours of volunteer time spent networking, collecting and organizing information. We hope to see everyone at one or more events above - and we wish everyone a happy Gay Pride Month no matter how you plan to celebrate. See omnystudio.com/listener for privacy information.

One of the most genuine and respected experts in the event industry, Tricia Fenton joins the Salt Lake 2002 Retrospective podcast and gives us a fresh take on the "marooned on an island" question, becoming part of an event family and getting her motorcycle license (recorded 2 April 2021). If you worked on the Games as a staff member, contractor or volunteer and want to share your story please email cnapier@gpfour.com.Show Notes:WARM UP00:26 - Welcome Tricia!PRELIMS09:06 - Marooned on an island - with a twist!QUARTERFINALS14:43 - Journey to SLOCSEMIFINALS20:37 - What are "special projects?"FINALS27:28 - Events are a math problem29:46 - A personnel issueMIXED ZONE33:08 - "I have money in my bank account"38:18 - The tragic thing about the pandemicPODIUM40:43 - Trying Skeleton45:57 - The goosebump momentCOOL DOWN48:08 - Post-SLOC life and lessons learned

This week Don is vacationing, so you're in for a real treat: We're repeating one of our most popular episodes. First of all, we had a guest co-host – Wendy Ogata, who was our first victim on this podcast – and our guest is none other than Terry Orme, whose career at The Salt Lake Tribune was pretty remarkable. As you'll hear, Terry began working there out of college in the late 1970s as a “copy boy,” but before too long was writing concert reviews and became the paper's film critic. After that, Terry began a climb up the editing ladder at the Trib, culminating with him as editor and publisher, and guiding a newsroom that would be awarded a Pulitzer Prize for reporting on sexual assaults at Brigham Young University and other universities in the Beehive State. So do yourself a favor, sit back and listen to Terry talk about Utah newspaper journalism over the past 40-plus years, and his role in it.Support the show

It's our 100th episode! Amy Murray graciously guest hosts and interviews Christian Napier, turning the tables and asking all kinds of questions about the podcast and Christian's Salt Lake 2002 experience (recorded 31 March 2021). If you worked on the Games as a staff member, contractor or volunteer and want to share your story please email cnapier@gpfour.com.Show Notes:WARM UP00:26 - Welcome Amy as guest host!03:21 - Straight from GPFour HQPRELIMS06:08 - Going our own way with the systems08:42 - Monster VIKQUARTERFINALS11:30 - What are we going to have for lunch?15:55 - Welcoming outsidersSEMIFINALS19:41 - Cutting room floor24:22 - Guest wish listFINALS27:14 - Christian's dream OCOG job29:42 - What is IKL?MIXED ZONE32:40 - What will happen with Tokyo? 36:10 - Island meal and moviePODIUM40:15 - Island / walk on music44:16 - Favorite SLOC memoriesCOOL DOWN48:59 - Goosebump moment / wrap-up

SLOC employee number 40, Aimee Preston, takes a break from the Summit County COVID-19 vaccination effort, to join the Salt Lake 2002 Retrospective podcast and share her story of transitioning from collegiate gymnast to sport administrator and running a completely different sport - Curling! (recorded 29 March 2021).

Calum Clark, Chief Operating Officer, Utah Olympic Legacy Foundation and former Salt Lake 2002 Event Services Manager, joins the Salt Lake 2002 Retrospective podcast and remembers working Snowbasin under Adam Gray, DEPAT and the one question you should never ask (recorded 22 March 2021).

The master of accommodation(s), John Sindelar, joins the Salt Lake 2002 Retrospective podcast and gives us listeners an online Accommodation 101 course (recorded 17 March 2021).

One of our most requested guests ever, the incomparable Allen Brooks, joins the Salt Lake 2002 Retrospective podcast and remembers giving up team handball for an opportunity to work the Games, his parents living in Ogden and finding something within you that you didn't know you had (recorded 17 March 2021).

Brad Eggert, Event Safety & Security Project Manager for Amazon and former manager of the County Ice Center and Acord Ice Arenas, joins the Salt Lake 2002 Retrospective podcast and recalls a Pulp Fiction moment, fire alarms and mom driving the Zamboni (recorded 17 March 2021).

Mark Hyde, former Soldier Hollow International Client Services Manager and now Public Health Scientist and Physician Assistant, joins the Salt Lake 2002 Retrospective podcast and remembers being hired by Maureen Sweeney, being interviewed by NPR and (recorded 10 March 2021).

Our first VOLUNTEER(!!!), the wonderful Jill Andrews, joins the Salt Lake 2002 Retrospective podcast and remembers pin trading, losing a volunteer assignment only to get a better one, living in a 16-foot trailer during Games-time and a guest book signed by Olympians from around the world (recorded 10 March 2021).

Pauline Ploquin, President and Partner at Struck, joins the Salt Lake 2002 Retrospective podcast and remembers there is no "I" in team (except there is in French), banging her head on a desk and a great turn of phrase from Libby Hyland (recorded 2 March 2021).

IOC advisor and major event expert Adam Gray joins the Salt Lake 2002 Retrospective podcast and remembers an unconventional wedding proposal, winning over skeptics, needing more snowcats and a dirty bus gets into the venue (recorded 23 February 2021).

Connie Nelson, Director of the Eccles Salt Lake 2002 Olympic Winter Games Museum and Alf Engen Ski Museum joins the Salt Lake 2002 Retrospective podcast and stops in Utah for a ski trip, gains great respect for lugers and is surprised to learn the names of some famous celebrity visitors (recorded 22 February 2021).

Former E Center Venue Operations Manager John Piester - now President, RedPeg Marketing - joins the Salt Lake 2002 Retrospective podcast and remembers starting a family in Salt Lake, a unique vantage point for USA v Russia and the inspiration of the Paralympic Games (recorded 17 February 2021).

A giant in the ski industry, Herwig Demschar - Senior Vice President / International Business Development at Powdr Corp - joins the Salt Lake 2002 Retrospective podcast and remembers marriage-saving advice from a mentor, the impact of Jerry Anderson and controversial ski wax (recorded 16 February 2021).

Capping off a fantastic week, Jim Brown - Executive Chair of the USA Rugby 2027/2031 Rugby World Cup bid and Principal and CEO of JBC International - joins the Salt Lake 2002 Retrospective podcast and shares his favorite meal, Mitt and Fraser asking lots of questions and a special flower ceremony (recorded 10 February 2021).

In a very special episode, Sarah Kawahara - Canada, USA and World Figure Skating Hall of Fame inductee and Emmy-award winning director and choreographer - joins the Salt Lake 2002 Retrospective podcast and tells the behind-the-scenes story of the Opening Ceremony ice program (recorded 9 February 2021).

Major event expert Joan Junker, international business consultant, best-selling author and former Results Publishing Manager for Xerox Worldwide Olympics, joins the Salt Lake 2002 Retrospective podcast and shares memories of running the Results Book Center (recorded 4 February 2021).

Steve Dittmore, Assistant Dean / Sport Management Professor at the University of Arkansas, joins the Salt Lake 2002 Retrospective podcast and talks about cheering for the LA Dodgers, the story behind the pairs figure skating scandal and the one lesson students remember (recorded 25 January 2021).

Today you're in for a real treat, because we have a guest co-host – Wendy Ogata, who was our first victim on this podcast – and our guest is none other than Terry Orme, whose career at The Salt Lake Tribune was pretty remarkable. As you'll hear, Terry began working there out of college in the late 1970s as a “copy boy,” but before too long was writing concert reviews and became the paper's film critic. After that, Terry began a climb up the editing ladder at the Trib, culminating with him as editor and publisher, and guiding a newsroom that would be awarded a Pulitzer Prize for reporting on sexual assaults at Brigham Young University and other universities in the Beehive State. So do yourself a favor, sit back and listen to Terry talk about Utah newspaper journalism over the past 40-plus years, and his role in it.Support the show (https://www.patreon.com/themediascrum)

Eric Roy, perhaps the most enthusiastic finance person I've ever met, joins the Salt Lake 2002 Retrospective podcast. Eric finds SLOC through Accountemps, works under Lane Critchfield and Brett Hopkins in Finance, Chris Crowley at Park City, and is cheered on by hundreds of elementary school kids (recorded 19 January 2021).

Scott Givens, Founder and President of FiveCurrents, joins the Salt Lake 2002 Retrospective podcast in an extended episode (recorded 13 January 2021). Scott remembers dual reporting to Mitt and Fraser, the "six inch powder rule," and assembling a fantastic team under Libby Hyland, Bob Finley and Sayre Wiseman.

Chip Suttles, Seattle Seahawks CIO and VP, Technology, is the first guest of 2021 on the Salt Lake 2002 Retrospective podcast (recorded 5 January 2021). He recalls joining Kelly Brown at SLOC, working at Snowbasin with Adam Gray and Calum Clark, and the leadership of Mitt Romney and Fraser Bullock.

Dave Clark, Senior Project Officer at Emergency Management Victoria, joins an "evolved" Salt Lake 2002 Retrospective podcast (new format for 2021) and remembers overlay at the Olympic and Paralympic Family Hotel (recorded 30 December 2020).

Larry Ganson, event expert and COVID-19 Compliance Officer at Carpathia Event Production, joins the Salt Lake 2002 Retrospective podcast and remembers rappelling from the side of the Wells-Fargo building to unfurl the flag after 9/11 (recorded 8 December 2020)

Lisa Sams, founder of SP Events & Logistics and her new venture Work into Wellness, joins the Salt Lake 2002 Retrospective podcast and recounts her journey from "sand and palm trees" to "skis and slopes" (recorded 7 December 2020)

Risa Feldman, Editor of Journey Beyond Aspen magazine, joins the Salt Lake 2002 Retrospective podcast and talks about the groundbreaking Flower Ceremonies (recorded 29 October 2020)

Karen Wright Williams, former E Center Deputy General Manager, joins the Salt Lake 2002 Retrospective podcast and shares her journey to SLOC, cyberstalking Tim Larkin and planning a wedding (recorded 20 October 2020).

Andy Williams, Georgia alum and event experience expert, joins the Salt Lake 2002 Retrospective podcast and recalls following his future wife to the Wasatch Front (recorded 20 October 2020).

Sayre Wiseman, SVP Production at FiveCurrents and former Director of Ceremonies for SLOC, joins the Salt Lake 2002 Retrospective podcast and remembers meeting the Mayor on her first day at the office, idiot-proofing the cauldron and the ice rink in Rice-Eccles Stadium (recorded 14 October 2020).

Bob Finley, founder of Morar Design, joins the Salt Lake 2002 Retrospective podcast and remembers coming to Salt Lake from Las Vegas, a regime change and emceeing the Torch Relay.

Our first guest from Finland joins the Salt Lake 2002 Retrospective podcast! Chad Salmela talks about scrambling to find a plane, rifle covers as an accreditation solution and Kenji's teriyaki (recorded 7 October 2020)

Ogden City Mayor Mike Caldwell joins the Salt Lake 2002 Retrospective podcast and describes how the Games served as an inflection point for his own career and the city's long-term trajectory.

Kevin Marschke, Event Group Principal at ME Engineers brings "energy" to the Salt Lake 2002 Retrospective podcast and talks about the challenges of delivering power in an Olympic environment (recorded 30 September 2020).

Erick Long, Senior Vice President, Events at the Academy of Country Music, talks about producing a live event during COVID-19 in a memorable episode of the Salt Lake 2002 Retrospective podcast.

HR consultant Cheryl Doerfler Lake joins the Salt Lake 2002 Retrospective podcast and recounts joining SLOC fresh off a layoff, buying a sewing machine from the SLOC fire sale, evacuating the Atlanta airport and more (recorded 25 August 2020). A...

Cecelia Magargee, renowned event marketing consultant and former Reebok Head of Global Event Marketing, joins the Salt Lake 2002 Retrospective podcast and discusses her "unique" recruitment to SLOC, building a high performing team and incredible...

Michael Wingate, major event logistics expert, connects all the way from Doha to talk with Christian Napier about Salt Lake 2002, buying SLOC stuff post-Games and ice cream (recorded 3 June 2020). A breakdown of the episode is below.Please be sure to...

We have our first duo! SLOC trainers Bob Ligget and Tara Anderson Warren join host Christian Napier for an extended episode of the Salt Lake 2002 Retrospective podcast (recorded 20 May 2020). A breakdown of the episode is below.Please be sure to check...

Famed all-SLOC emcee Alan Matisoff joins Christian Napier to recount stories of the Salt Lake 2002 Games (recorded 22 April 2020). A breakdown of the episode is below.Please be sure to check out our Salt Lake 2002 Retrospective playlist on Spotify. You...

Christian Napier talks with former SLOC finance and technology analyst Safia Khaderi (recorded 21 April 2020). A breakdown of the episode is below.Please be sure to check out our Salt Lake 2002 Retrospective playlist on Spotify. You can also access the...

Chris Crowley takes a small break from coronavirus duty to remember the Games with host Christian Napier (recorded 2 April 2020). A breakdown of the episode is below.Please be sure to check out our Salt Lake 2002 Retrospective playlist on Spotify. You...

Host Christian Napier catches up with long-time friend and colleague Alan Shaw (recorded 1 April 2020). A breakdown of the episode is below.Please be sure to check out our Salt Lake 2002 Retrospective playlist on Spotify. You can also access the...

Dan Merkley shares his SLOC stories with host Christian Napier (recorded 31 March 2020). A breakdown of the episode is below.Please be sure to check out our Salt Lake 2002 Retrospective playlist on Spotify. You can also access the playlist and a map to...

In this week's episode, Maureen Sweeney joins host Christian Napier (recorded 30 March 2020). A breakdown of the episode is below.Please be sure to check out our Salt Lake 2002 Retrospective playlist on Spotify. You can also access the playlist and a...

In this week's episode, Darren Hughes joins host Christian Napier (recorded 27 March 2020). A breakdown of the episode is below.Please be sure to check out our Salt Lake 2002 Retrospective playlist on Spotify. You can also access the playlist and a map...

the Managing Director of Sorenson Capital and former COO of the Salt Lake Organizing Committee (SLOC) of the 2002 Winter Olympics. Prior to joining the SLOC, Bullock had run his own private equity firm.

From Finland to Denmark, Sweden to Poland - from small Latvia to the Continental power of Germany - the return of Russia has brought a renewed focus the last half decade to the Baltic.Not just a SLOC, there are important economic and cultural ties that predate written history that continue to be important today.Our guest for the full hour in a wide ranging discussion will be Dr. Sebastian Bruns. Sebastian heads the Center for Maritime Strategy & Security (CMSS) at the Institute for Security Policy, University of Kiel (ISPK). He is the author/editor of six books, including "Routledge Handbook of Naval Strategy and Security" (edited with Joachim Krause, London 2016), and his latest, "US Naval Strategy and National Security. The Evolution of American Maritime Power" (London, 2018).

Internationally renowned Television Host, Speaker and Spiritual Teacher, Alyson Charles aka RockStar Shaman went from being a national champion athlete, #1-rated radio host and national daytime television talk show host to aligning with her calling as a shaman after a traumatic moment provided her awakening. Since then, her ability to share ancient sacred wisdom and divine energy and be a powerful catalyst for change has ignited a global phenomenon, with Oprah Magazine naming her a "Top Meditation," Forbes naming her “One of the Reasons Practical Magic is the New Frontier of Mindfulness,” Huffington Post championing her as “A Top Limit-Breaking Female Founder” and Marie Claire Magazine selecting her as the cover story and her work being featured as "The Next Big Thing."   Alyson is also resident energy guru for "Best Health Site" Well and Good Magazine, where she provides a monthly energy forecast, she shares guidance, tips and journeys on Amazon's award-winning smart home technology, Alexa and Google Home and through her work as a TV and radio host, she’s brought meditation and sacred ritual to the mainstream in a powerfully creative way. Alyson has pioneered merging the worlds of consciousness and media, taking it to places it has never been before:  she made history becoming the first person to ever perform on stage in the 25-year-history of the HBO Film Festival, where she guided a meditation for over 10,000 people and regularly partners and collaborates with renowned global brands like The New York Times, The Four Seasons, HBO, National Geographic Channel, Tory Burch, Forbes, Art Basel, SAKS, ABC Radio, ELLE, SELF and others and now offers PR guidance to clients on how they can do the same. May 03, 2018 - Live Event at BOL Meditation Sanctuary 7-8pm "Light Liberation with Alyson Charles and Sasha Nelson" https://clients.mindbodyonline.com/classic/ws?studioid=697497&stype=-7&sTG=32&sVT=19&sView=day&sLoc=0&date=05/03/18  May 14, 2018 - Online New Moon Meditation http://themindoasis.org/class/new-moon-meditations-for-vision-manifestation-clearing-stress/ Website: http://www.alysoncharles.com/ Instagram: https://www.instagram.com/iamalysoncharles/ Twitter: https://twitter.com/AlysonCharles   For more info on the host, visit, www.marianbacoluba.com and follow Marian on Instagram @mbacoluba! Enjoy the show and please don’t forget to RATE, REVIEW and SUBSCRIBE! Take a screen shot of your review and email it to me at podcast@marianbacoluba.com and I will give you a free oracle card reading or my 7 Days of Gratitude Practice Journal. Let’s connect on social media! Instagram: https://www.instagram.com/mbacoluba Twitter: https://twitter.com/marianbacoluba Facebook: https://www.facebook.com/marianbacoluba Download your FREE GIFT to help you Release Trauma and Energy Blocks.  

It is a pretty well known concept that 'business isn't easy,' however, what lacks is the outward display of that discomfort by entrepreneurs as they are experiencing difficulties. In this episode, Sheena has a candid conversation with Amberleigh about what it feels like for her to experience times of change and fear in relation to her business ventures. This episode is dedicated to everyone 'entrepreneuring' a life they love, for the journey is not meant to be 'easy,' but it is meant to be experienced with the support and love of others. For those who have tuned in and who have experienced the fear of something they love shattering, this episode is a message that you are not alone, and that, through the darkness, there is always light.

In 2004, before wellness was the rage, Shel Pink began building the SpaRitual brand of self-care products around the philosophy she's coined: Slow Beauty. Many know and love the SpaRitual brand for its cruelty-free, organic approach (in fact, its one of the top distributed nail lacquers in the world) and as such, will love and appreciate Shel’s latest brainchild and her first book, Slow Beauty. Tune into the completion of these episode to hear Shel and Sheena discuss taking a holistic approach to achieving that coveted outer glow.. hint, the answer is within. For more information on Shel Pink or to purchase her book Slow Beauty visit http://www.slowbeauty.com. INTRO MENTIONS: _________________________ FACEBOOK GROUP: To connect with more Raw Talk With Sheena listeners, join our private facebook group: www.facebook.com/groups/1826596414263228/ ——— NEW ORLEANS EVENT: Shopping in The Space, Saturday December 16, 12-4; 4528 Magazine Street, New Orleans, LA Amazing conscious retail, wellness treats, crystals, like-minded people. ——— RAW TALK HOLIDAY SPECIAL: 10% off all guidance sessions booked with Sheena .. code SMHOLIDAY https://clients.mindbodyonline.com/classic/ws?studioid=264651&stype=-9&sView=day&sLoc=0&sTrn=9 or email sheena@rawrepublicjuice.com for assistance booking. ——— Follows from this episode: @sparitualist @shel.pink @sheenamannina @rawrepublicjuice

Noell Eanes, Acupuncturist and Spiritual Healer, recaps two courses she just completed in California: a course in spiritual healing with James Van Praagh, and an MJoy Seminar with Melissa Joy Jonsson. Noell and Sheena discuss subtle differences in psychic and intuitive connection, what happens to our energy and vibration when we die, and how information is altered as it travels through a human channeler. To book an acupuncture or healing session with Noell Eanes, please visit https://clients.mindbodyonline.com/classic/ws?studioid=264651&stype=-9&sTG=9&sView=day&sLoc=1&sTrn=12. For more information on Noell Eanes: https://www.nextgenwellness.com To join the private Raw Talk With Sheena facebook group, follow this link: www.facebook.com/groups/1826596414263228/ Follows from this episode: @lovebasedmedicine @rawtalkwithsheena @wellnessxthespace @sheenamannina Course and teacher mentions from this episode: James Van Praagh, http://www.vanpraagh.com and Melissa Joy Jonsson, http://www.mjoyheartfield.com.

Jon, John and Mark talk to Norm about his love of theater, they take some phone calls from some Radio Mopco listeners, and play an extended "Directors Cut" version of "The Word Game".