It's my honor and joy to share this rich, sincere, probing conversation Nick Kepley of In Search of Tarot podcast. I saw that Nick was constellating a virtual conference this June 4-28 called Meet Me at The Margin and I felt an immediate impulse to have them come on Moon to Moon to talk about it. My dream is for this experience to find its way to those who long for it.

Meet Me at The Margin is a month-long virtual conference for queer people who want to reclaim and re-story their innate capacity for ambiguity, paradox, and liminality. Through a series of eight workshops facilitated by some of today's most Marginal thinkers, participants explore queerness through the lenses of tarot, astrology, narrative therapy, eco-mythology, archetype, art, and more.

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Nick Kepley is a queer, non-binary Tarot reader, writer, teacher, and anarchist who believes in the power of words and their complete inability to describe reality. They are the co-creator of the In Search of Tarot guided journal collection, and the creator and co-host of the In Search of Tarot podcast. In addition to offering readings, Nick teaches tarot extensively throughout the year. They are currently curating Meet Me at The Margin, a month-long virtual conference for queer people who want to reclaim and re-story their innate capacity for ambiguity, paradox, and liminality, which will run June 4-28. You can learn more about all of Nick's offerings by visiting manofthecards.com or by following them on Instagram at @insearchoftarot.

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Nick referenced the following in our conversation:

The Shape of Sex: Nonbinary Gender from Genesis to the Renaissance by Leah DeVun

Asegi Stories: Cherokee Queer and Two-Spirit Memory by Qwo-Li Driskill

Borderlands by Gloria Anzaldúa

Cruising Utopia by José Esteban Muñoz

Thank you, Nick, so much for sharing your passion and your beautiful questions with M2M!

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Podcast art by Angela George. Podcast music by Jonathan Koe.