"Every difficult thing that we go through ends up being someone else's survival guide."

Alex is a FTM transgender man who lives in Myrtle Beach, South Carolina. We have been friends for such a long time, and seeing him come into himself over the last several years has been a beautiful thing to witness as his "big sister" and friend. We've supported each other through so many changes, and there has been an incredible amount of healing in his life and in his family since he started his transition. Join us as he tells us all about it.

"For every single hardship that is yet to come, and for every single hardship that you have been through, there will always be one person who is in your corner."

Stevie Burger is an openly gay (and PROUD) Jewish woman living in Portland, Oregon. She was very fortunate to have parents who supported her sexual orientation from the beginning, even though coming out in a Catholic school (as a Jewish person) was anything but easy! I really enjoyed sitting down with her and hearing the ways she loves herself, and the ways her family loves her too.

“I’m growing every single day to love myself a little bit more, and I think that eventually I’ll love myself enough to say I’m tired of hiding even just a portion of who I am. If you can’t love me for all of me, then that’s on you. That’s a choice you’ve made, and I don’t feel sorry for it.”

We're back, everyone! And what a great episode to celebrate this wonderful homecoming! Join myself and my friend T as they tell us about their traumatic Christian upbringing, and their coming out story that brought them unfortunate and negative consequences.

If you would like to be interviewed for this podcast, please email "[email protected]" - I always need more people willing to share their stories!

Jayce and I had a great conversation about what it's like to be transgender in a community where it's looked down on, and about the unconditional love of Jesus. Listen as he tells us about his upbringing in a strict evangelical church, discovering that he didn't identify with the body he was born in, saving up for top surgery, and learning how to live authentically while also loving God.

We had a crazy winter storm come through Nashville and other parts of the US last week. Just wanted to come in with a quick update to my friends and followers!

Join myself and Alexandra Barr (creator and host of The Barr Above Podcast) in Manhattan, NY! She tells us all about her upbringing in the Episcopalian denomination of Christianity, her sobriety, and how she was encouraged to come out as bisexual after getting sober five years ago.

Join myself and certified "Queer Guide" Hannah Strenger from Minnesota as we discuss her upbringing in the Catholic and Lutheran churches, totaling her car during a moment of clarity, and coming to terms with her sexuality after college.

Episode 7 is short and sweet with Tori Belke from Geneva, Ohio. Listen as she tells us about growing up in the Church of the Nazarene and coming out to her youth pastor at age 11, followed by a suicide attempt that changed her entire outlook on life -- and on being completely herself with zero guilt or shame.

Join myself and Elizabeth as we discuss our common ground in sobriety, and as she tells her story about growing up in the Lutheran faith. This one will make you laugh!