Randle; White Queer boomer, retired college professor.
Shares with us on "Here We Are", his discovery of queerness in closeted non- affirming places and spaces growing up. He weathered life and being gay nonetheless to have a fulfilling career and loving romantic relationships.

 

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"Here We Are" interviewed David; White male Queer millennial nurse and choir soloist. Who shares his God- given uplifting voice on many a Sunday service blessing congregants of believers. He shares with us his growing beyond his conservative religious upbringing to discover that the Divine has led him to keep his faith and his queerness and using that same queer sensibility to shine were the Good Lord takes him. Enjoy and be blessed.

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I interview a Black Queer millennial computerist and avid gamer; Toni. He helped get this podcast started with his vast technical skills.
He shares with us his unique experience growing up queer in 21st century America navigating family and school life and how the early internet community help shape the proud person he's become

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Episode 2 exploring this relevant topic our friend and guest was astonished to even be delving into his own origins of the question; Who Taught You to be Gay? Summing up the interview, it just have been the Goddess herself that purposefully
placed a young Jessie in the choir singing the Gospel as a queer.

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1st in the series, "Who Taught You to Be Queer?". They say LGBTQ+ folks 'groom' innocent youth to be gay against their will and nature. "Well...not so fast, people!" We find the truth for ourselves, from 'ourselves'. The first from a gentle community elder, part of our many varied stories...hope this is an enjoyable if not enlightening ride. 

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This episode interview deals in the realm of a specific geography; the Memphis streets and how this ex active addict took it upon himself, with help of many others, to make an effort to give back and make RIGHT to Memphis and its community/ites some of what he helped to degrade in his own addiction. He and his family have helped other addicts, convicts, former prostitutes and returning veterans heal, recover and be human again and a helping part of OUR community.

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This fabulous Black Queer refers to herself as 'all the above'. Listen as I interview this fascinating, wonderfully spiritual acquaintance who is as well raising a boldly strong daughter to be equipped for this century.

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If you have heard the term "A hit dog hollar!" It sums up why there has been so much of the anti-Trans rhetoric and political musings of late.  The fact that this sector of Queerdom no longer willingly accepts second-class human being status, could explain why. I interviewed a young Trans person, who identifies as he, him, and learned more than I could have expected.

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Part of leaning into our coming American demographic future. We are, and frankly always have been, more diverse than what would appear 'officially'. This interview delves into the intersectionality of us.

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Discussing hopes and vision of the majority-minority American future with a Generation Z, biracial Dominican aspiring animator.

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