Queeriously

We sit down with my friend Manny and have a frank discussion about fear, family, and isolation in the time of Covid-19. Manny gives his/their perspective on coming out to family as a POC and talks about the fear that can persist as a trans person

We sit down with psychotherapist Judy Anne Williams and discuss bisexual erasure, spirituality, the struggles of queer youth, intersectionality and a whole lot more. Despite more popular awareness, the issues confronting many in the LGBTQ+ community remain formidable. We hope you enjoy this thoughtful conversation. Links from the show: Our theme music courtesy of She/Her/Hers https://sheherhers.bandcamp.com/ [https://sheherhers.bandcamp.com/] Logo help courtesy of Cindy Regan Design https://cindyregan.com/ [https://cindyregan.com/]

Coming out twice, flying casseroles, and finding out what yardstick our inner twelve year old selves use to measure someone's trustworthiness. Sam and Chris sit down with Jameson for a great conversation. Links from the show: Our theme music courtesy of She/Her/Hers https://sheherhers.bandcamp.com/ [https://sheherhers.bandcamp.com/] Logo help courtesy of Cindy Regan Design https://cindyregan.com/ [https://cindyregan.com/]

Our premiere episode. We answer the question of why we want to speak in this space and invite others into that conversation. Sam gets a tattoo, Chris and Luca learn some things, and someone does something unexpected at a church "lock-in" Links from the show: Our theme music courtesy of She/Her/Hers https://sheherhers.bandcamp.com/ [https://sheherhers.bandcamp.com/] Logo help courtesy of Cindy Regan Design https://cindyregan.com/ [https://cindyregan.com/]

Queeriously is a podcast bringing together folks from the LGBTQ+ community, allies, friends, family, and those sincerely looking for a place to speak, ask, learn, and grow. We aren't experts, therapists or doctors.  We are a community that wants to give each person the space to speak from their own experience. There may sometimes be language or subject matter that doesn’t feel right to everybody. We welcome your thoughtful feedback and will learn together as we go.  Do you have a story?