Welcome to this special Halloween episode of Dare to Care on Air! We divert a bit from our usual content to talk with our friend CJ about queer ghosts in media, the concept of queer time, and our experiences as queer kids. We hope you enjoy!

We reference several texts in this episode (linked below): "What Ghost Stories Taught Me About My Queer Self" by Nell Stevens, "Queer Time: the Alternative to 'Adulting'" by Sara Jaffe, and the introduction to Arts of Living on a Damaged Planet: Ghosts of the Anthropocene. 

https://www.newyorker.com/culture/culture-desk/what-ghost-stories-taught-me-about-my-queer-self

https://daily.jstor.org/queer-time-the-alternative-to-adulting/

https://www.jstor.org/stable/10.5749/j.ctt1qft070

Welcome back to a new season of Dare to Care on Air! In this episode, new hosts Marin and Daisy talk about their experiences with sex ed, share some of their friends' sex ed horror stories, and chat with future sex educator Shelby.

trendy abs? sentry bad? brents day? Sometimes knowing how to help as a bystander can be confusing. Join Peer Educators Tegan and Sage as they discuss ways to be an active bystander in situations where it might be difficult to know what the best thing to do is.

Join Peer Educators Tegan and Marin as they discuss being aware of the power you hold and how you move through different spaces (sexual geography), and ways to make sure everyone is comfortable and able to advocate for themselves.

Go to 6:45 to skip the first situation if you don't want to listen to it.

Join Peer Educators Tegan and Becca as they discuss ways to better respect the rights of yourself and others to say yes or no to sex (also called sexual citizenship).

Join Peer Educators Tegan and Marli as they discuss ways to figure out your own reasons for wanting or not wanting to have sex (sexual projects), discussing them with others, and navigating situations where they are different for the people involved.

Join Peer Educators Tegan and Tori as they discuss questions about what flirting is for, how to do it, and how to deal with it when you don't want it.