From Death to "WTF Now"?

Pride in Motion: Denver's bid to host the 2030 Gay Games

In this episode of Aging With Pride, hosts Wendy and Debbie discuss the upcoming Gay Games in Denver, Colorado, with co-chair Lisa Seib. They explore the history of the Gay Games, the bidding process for the 2030 event, and the importance of community support and involvement. Lisa shares insights into the cultural significance of the games, the financial challenges faced, and the anticipated economic impact on the local community. The conversation emphasizes empowerment, resilience, and the ongoing fight for inclusivity within the LGBTQ+ community.

People in the Gayborhood - Calvin Lavan Gipson

In this engaging conversation, Calvin Lavan Gipson shares his journey from a Denver native to a prominent LGBTQ+ activist in San Francisco. He discusses the cultural nuances of pronouns, his experiences in the church, and how they shaped his activism. Calvin reflects on the generational differences in LGBTQ+ rights, the impact of political changes, and the importance of community engagement. He also shares personal stories about aging, identity, and the significance of family dynamics in his life.

The Financial WTF's of Aging Queerly

In this conversation, Brynna Wilson discusses the complexities of money management, particularly within the context of relationships and the LGBTQ community. The dialogue explores the emotional aspects of finances, the importance of open conversations about money, and the necessity of planning for retirement. Brynna emphasizes the significance of understanding personal values in financial decisions and the impact of community giving. The discussion also touches on legal considerations and the importance of having the right documents in place to ensure financial security and peace of mind.

From Death to "WTF Now"?

n this episode of Aging with Pride, hosts Debbie and Wendy welcome Alicia Nolan, a suicide loss survivor who shares her profound journey of love, loss, and healing. Alicia recounts her relationship with her late wife, the struggles they faced, and the unexpected journey of finding love again after tragedy. The conversation delves into the complexities of grief, the societal expectations surrounding it, and the importance of self-care and community support. Alicia also discusses her mission to raise awareness about mental health and suicide prevention through her brand, which aims to foster conversations and connections around these critical issues.

From Riots to Reading Glasses: Aging Queerly Through Pride

In this episode of the Aging With Pride podcast, hosts Debbie and Wendy explore the significance of Pride Month, reflecting on its evolution from a protest to a celebration. They share personal experiences from their first Pride events, discuss the changing nature of Pride as they age, and consider the balance between celebration and activism in the current political climate. The conversation emphasizes the importance of community, representation, and the need for inclusivity in Pride celebrations, while also addressing practical tips for attendees.