Kaelan Strouse joins Everyone’s a Little Queer for a raw conversation about queerness, spirituality, sexuality, trauma, and self-acceptance. We follow his journey from repression to living unapologetically and finding the sacred connection between identity, desire, and sexual wholeness. His also discuss his upcoming book, Ecstaticism: Transmission from the Threshold and what motivated him to write it.

All Things Kaelan:
https://ecstaticself.com/

#QueerSpirituality #QueerJoy #LGBTQPodcast #QueerPodcast #SelfAcceptance #SpiritualAwakening #QueerIdentity #SexualHealing #ReligiousTrauma #LivingYourTruth #LGBTQIA #PrideConversation #KaelanStrouse #Ecstaticism #EveryonesALittleQueer

Queer visibility is under attack all over the world. We remember Sophie Lee from Baltimore and break down the statistics of violence against the Trans community.

We unpack the BBC’s decision to pull RuPaul’s Drag Race UK after 11 series, why that loss matters far beyond one show, and how representation can vanish when institutions decide queer culture is too expensive to keep. The conversation widens to Alberta’s Saddle Lake Cree Nation creating a safe haven for gender-affirming care.

We expose the funding crisis facing LGBTQ+ organizations worldwide after U.S. aid cuts—and the escalating crackdown of Queer spaces and persons in Turkey.

Celebrate far north Pride at Longyearbyen Pride in Svalbard, where even the world’s northernmost town makes room for joy, community, and love.

As always we are giving you voting information! Be wary of fake voter sites used to steal your data!

Sophie Lee GoFundMe:
https://gofund.me/34b2c7524

Saddle Lake Cree Nation Treaty Health Legal Defense Fund:
https://gofund.me/c5cb584be

Outright International Report:
https://outrightinternational.org/breaking-point

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Join us this week with the one and only, Marco Braun of  @Marcosfunhouse ! Marco shares his journey of self-discovery, healing his inner child, and thriving as a gay man. We delve into topics like community, authenticity, and the importance of embracing one's true self. Marco shares his journey of self-discovery, his love and collection of unique vintage jewelry, and purses, and his vibrant life in the queer community. Join us this week with a giggly and lively conversation about authenticity, creativity, and the joy of living loudly. #EveryonesALittleQueer #podcast #queerpodcast #lgbtq #pride

Twenty-five years after 9/11, this episode finds queer heroism, queer progress, and queer joy in the places you might not expect - from Flight 93 courage to college campuses and the return of The Great British Bake Off. #LGBTQ #QueerPodcast #TransRights #QueerHistory #LGBTQNews #QueerJoy #LGBTQStudents #MarkBingham

Donations for Kirk:
https://www.gofundme.com/f/honoring-melinda-ryders-impact-on-kc

Pronouns have never been the problem. Fear is. Jordan Palmer of  @JPalmHairdressing  shares how a haircut can be gender-affirming care, a confidence reset, and a doorway into embracing yourself fully. We sit down with Jordan, they are a non-binary Omaha hairdresser, whose viral TikToks and Instagram clips turned pronouns, consent, and queer visibility into a powerful calling card. My pronouns are They/Them, would you like to share yours? #pronounsmatter #genderaffirmingcare #podcast #lgbtqia #queerpodcast #hairdresserlife #safespaces #authenticself #visibilitymatters #identityandbelonging

A queer community is grieving, and this episode opens with a heartfelt tribute to drag legend Bruce Winter, known onstage as Melinda Ryder, whose 50-year legacy helped shape Kansas City’s LGBTQ+ scene. Mark and Bernard share the news, the love, and the urgent call to support Kirk and Bruce through a GoFundMe while honoring a life that raised thousands for community causes and lifted up generations of performers.

Donations Appreciated:
https://gofund.me/220b6757e

We turn back to the news and share the shocking pause of gender-affirming surgeries in Wales after an anti-LGBTQ blog post triggered an official review, the deadly Tucson shooting outside an LGBTQ+ bar, and the real-world consequences of political fear mongering aimed at trans people. We spotlight a viral win for visibility with Philadelphia Eagles newest cheerleader Jackson O’Brien! In Houston, Texas, we celebrate Asia’s House, a new emergency shelter for queer and trans youth named in memory of Asia Foster, offering safety, wraparound support, and a bridge between youth and adult housing when it’s needed most.

Grace Place Info:
https://www.montrosegraceplace.org/

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Nia Clark and Lindsey Clark of the  @hrcmedia  share how storytelling becomes a lifeline, a strategy, and a form of resistance for queer people navigating a world that keeps trying to define them first. Nia, a master of social work and senior specialist of strategic outreach and training at HRC, shares a powerful journey through 14 years in foster care, coming out at 16, and the night she stood on a Boston stage at 18 and said she was homeless. Lindsey, HRC’s director of strategic initiatives, brings a different but deeply connected lens, tracing their own path from a small Ohio village to discovering the word non-binary. Together, they break down why personal narratives move people where statistics and arguments often fail. #podcast #queerpodcast #storytelling #lgbtqia #transrightsarehumanrights

Dolly Parton, Tim Curry, drag bans, trans health care, and a huge wave of queer wins and losses all hit the same conversation. If you care about LGBTQIA+ rights, voting, or just want the smartest, sharpest queer news roundup, this episode has the updates you need right now. #lgbtqia #news #advocacy #queer #podcast

Queer life is not just bars and Pride flags. It is chosen family, community spaces, and the everyday work of staying visible when the world wants you to hide. Alex "AP" Perez of the  @dovewhether  podcast brings a sharp, funny, and deeply honest conversation about what it means to come out - and then come out again - as queer, Mexican, and politically aware in corporate America. This episode gets into the cost of masking at work, the difference between identity and sexuality, and why queer people keep building parallel worlds when mainstream culture falls short. #queer #lgbtqia #comingoutstory #pride #podcast #queerpodcast

In this episode, we explore critical issues affecting the LGBTQ+ community, including government policies on HIV/AIDS funding, immigration detention of queer individuals, and recent victories in local anti-discrimination laws. We also highlight inspiring acts of community support and activism by Heated Rivalry author Rachel Reid.

Help Chantal:
https://gofund.me/a76e224bf