Episode 6 – The Each-Other Project
How can we coexist as members of multiple minority groups, and how can we check our privilege to be more understanding? We discuss this, and our colla...
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Episode 5 – The Philadelphia Trans-Health Conference
Celebrating its 15th year, the Philadelphia Trans-Health Conference featured speakers from all walks of life and invited attendees of all ages, demogr...
Breakfast Tea – Friends, Family and Pride (June 20, 2016)
I have to say I'm glad to see this week fade into the past. As we get ourselves ready for Pride, remember the love and fight the hate. The post Breakf...
Breakfast Tea – A Prayer for Orlando
In the wake of the tragedy in Orlando, Florida after a gunman opened fire at a gay bar, killing 50 people, the largest mass shooting in American histo...
Breakfast Tea – Driving To The Airport With My Mom (June 6, 2016)
My mother was driving me to the airport after my trip back to Michigan, so we decided to record a podcast on the way! The post Breakfast Tea – Driving...
Episode 4 – Permission x Edugaytion
Our friends at Edugaytion join us as we discuss what it means to be tolerant of someone's "lifestyle" and whether or not that's enough. The post Episo...
Breakfast Tea – Lily’s School for Girls, LGBTQ House Bill and Althea the Dog (May 23, 2016)
This week, my rose was the Lily's School for Girls graduation, my thorn was the barring of Rep. Maloney's (D-NY) LGBTQ bill in the House, and my bud i...
Breakfast Tea – AIDS Walk, Ice Cream and Pearl Love (May 16, 2016)
This week, my Rose was the NYC AIDS Walk and getting a killer deal on ice cream at Rite Aid. My Thorn was the verbal abuse suffered by Pearl Love on a...
Episode 3 – Being Candid (With José Rivera, Jr.)
Growing up, I was always told never to talk about money and politics. That backfired, and became two of the topics I was most curious about. Since the...