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Erika Lindstrom (she/her) is the Gender and Sexuality Coordinator at the USU Inclusion Center. She came on to discuss the parallels and connections between the civil rights movement and the gay rights movement, with additional excellent insight on how to be a good human.
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Gabe Dominguez is the director of Ecotopia Now, an ecotopian radical musical theater production with the goal of empowering youth to take charge of their future and create joy and climate justice through music. Learn more here.
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Liz Pitts, Logistics Director of Redrox, and Hillary McDaniel, a returning guest and Production Director of Redrox, come on to talk about Redrox Music Festival, why it is so powerful, why queer spaces are important, and how (and why) you can get involved! Listen to learn about this awesome queer-forward music festival.
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For the 21st episode of Long Hair Do Care your host, Georgie Corkery, talks about STIs, debunks myths and stigmas about STIs, and shares their recent experience getting tested.
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Ronan Hart, a friend, fellow queer community member, and Utah State University grad student comes on to share his positive experience of transiting to male. If you are unfamiliar with what being trans means, this episode is for you. If you know it, live it, and/or love it, this episode is also for you because Ronan's experience can bring you some validity and insight, as it did for me.
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For those currently transitioning, TransEquality.org and healthcare.utah.edu/transgender-health are great resources.
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Jeane LeBer, Great Salt Lake Audubon board member since 2018, volunteer since 1980, and leader of the Bird-Window Collision Working Group, discusses how bird-window collisions are the third leading cause of death for birds, and how this is a problem with a solution.
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Special Guest: Sarah Timmerman, the Women and Gender Program Coordinator for Utah State Universityβs Inclusion Center, and also teachers intersectional gender studies 1010, comes on to the show to talk about the Inclusion Center and what efforts USU is implementing to make the campus and town more inclusive, including Fat Acceptance.Β Β
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Also discussed was GEAR UP (Gaining Early Awareness and Readiness for Undergraduate Programs) is a national, federally funded grant program designed to increase the number of low-income students who are prepared to enter and succeed in postsecondary education.
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Β Macy Gustavus, a passionate Utah State University masters student in The Department of Watershed Sciences discusses microplastics - where they come from and how to reduce our exposure to them.
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Also mentioned was beyondplastics.org, an organization that fights big oil and plastic companies to stop the production of unnecessary plastics.
PS, a group of turkeys is called a rafter!
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Hilary McDaniel, the Organizing Director for Rock Camp SLC, passionately talks about what Rock Camp is and how it empowers minority gender teens to be creative, confident, and caring. Listening to Hilary will make you want to change the world. This camp is creating future free thinkers.
Conscious Content Consumption for the week is the song You Donβt Own MeΒ by Lesley Gore. Read NRP coverage of You Donβt Own Me by Lesley Gore here.
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Karel Dimalanta, a board member of the Logan Pride Foundation, talks about the programs and services provided by the foundation and making queer-friendly spaces in conservative places (aka Logan, Utah). Warning - this is a semi-tangential episode, but hopefully fun to listen to either way!
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