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To start this week I dive into the troubling anti-trans developments out of Texas, examining a settlement that forces a Houston children’s hospital to halt gender-affirming care and track patients. Next, I am joined by Sarah Harry, a clinical counselor based in Rogers, Minnesota, to discuss her vital work with transgender youth and her six-week support program designed to help parents and caregivers better understand and affirm their LGBTQ+ children. Finally, I wrap up the episode by addressing a controversy surrounding transgender dolls and previewing my upcoming 5,000-mile Good Hearts road trip through states like Idaho and North Dakota.

Philip Anthony welcomes author Michael Caputo for a deeply personal conversation about growing up gay in a macho Brooklyn neighborhood and navigating a strained relationship with his famous father, comedian Pat Cooper. Michael opens up about the harrowing realities of the LGBTQ+ experience during the 1970s and 80s, sharing raw stories of loss and survival during the height of the AIDS epidemic. They also cover the devastating impact of family estrangement and a terrifying hate crime he survived at a New York nightclub.

You can be disciplined, accomplished, respected, and exhausted—and still not be building meaningful wealth.

The problem may not be your effort. It may be that your effort is not connected to leverage.

In this episode, I break down the critical differences between effort, advantage, access, and leverage. You will learn why working harder eventually produces diminishing returns, how privilege and proximity affect opportunity, and how to begin turning your income, expertise, relationships, and ideas into assets that can create results beyond your personal labor.

This is not a lecture about doing less. It is a strategy for making what you already do produce more.

Not sure where to start: Take the Wealth Identity Quiz (website)

In this episode of Sorting Through Life with Colleen Waterston, we go beyond organizing your home and explore the full journey of your belongings. From understanding why we accumulate so much clutter in the first place to making thoughtful decisions about what leaves our homes, this conversation offers practical advice for anyone trying to simplify their space.

As the founder of Space by Space Organizing, a Twin Cities home organizing business, Colleen and her team share how they help clients responsibly donate, recycle, and resell items instead of sending everything to the landfill. Learn about organizations throughout the Minneapolis–St. Paul area that keep clothing, household goods, electronics, and other items in circulation while giving back to people who need them most.

Join TanyaMarck and Nick from Queer Spirit as we explore care and connect with community in innovative ways. Let’s get queer and play outside the box! 

This month Nick is flying solo while TanyaMarck tends to their own care. Nick offers reflections as we enter into eclipse season next week, along with a lot of spaciousness for rest with a special QS Sound Care track curation.   

Queer Spirit (QS) is a grassroots non-profit charitable organization. They are space holders who offer care-centered + inclusive virtual spaces centering Queers + Allies. Since 2018 QS has been providing free support and care globally via virtual care circles and the QS podcast.

Find them at www.theQueerSpirit.com

Mac Borell LPN, Nurse Advocator and Educator at Comfort Keepers, joins host Ken Haglind on “Living Healthy and Aging Well” to discuss compassionate in-home care in Maple Grove, MN. Comfort Keepers provides specialized elderly care services designed to support seniors in maintaining their independence and well-being in the comfort of their own homes.

Robert and Miisko sit down with State Senator Mary Kunesh to catch up on essential updates ahead of the Minnesota primary elections. They cover the search for a new director of the Missing and Murdered Indigenous Relatives office and break down the school trust lands constitutional amendment on the upcoming ballot.You’ll also get the details on the Leech Lake rides to the polls and the Native Roots Trading Post at the State Fair.

Veterans issues; a Netflix billboard stunt; WNBA controversies; Flo calls about the Lynx!; Saudi Arabia Turkey and Pakistan sign a defense pact; Red Sea tanker attack; unexpected July job losses; Kratom; revisiting the botched Northwest Airlines bailout; how Republicans don’t respect our military or veterans

Author Neil Laird joins us to talk about his new novel: Prime Time Troy. It is the third book in the Prime Time Travelers series, where a queer TV crew travels to the ancient past to highlight lost LGBTQ+ love. Buy the book: www.amazon.com/dp/B0HBXVM1PG Connect with Neil: www.neillaird.com. Then, our very own Jim Pounds returns for Onstage with Jim Pounds. He takes us on our tour of upcoming shows in Chicago, Madison, and Minneapolis.

Tonight on GhostBox Radio with Greg Bakun, Greg talks with David and Alysia Leonhardt about their second year of leading investigations at Theatre in the Round. We are going to talk about their investigations last year and perhaps why the theater is so haunted.

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