“Your voice is everything. No wonder they want to silence you.”

And no wonder you’re reclaiming it.In this soul-stirring episode of Inner Voice, Jeffrey sits down with Renee Yoxon—singer, voice teacher, and embodiment of queer vocal freedom. Together, they explore what it means to literally and figuratively find your voice in a world that teaches queer and trans people to shrink, silence, or disappear.From Renee’s personal story of vocal transition to the deeper truth that your voice is not just sound—but identity—this conversation unearths the shame, fear, and liberation wrapped up in the way we speak, sing, and express who we are. What if your voice wasn’t something to fix—but something to trust?

Produced by Zaq Latino.

You can love someone and still need to walk away.
You can miss someone and still know you're safer without them.

In this raw and resonant episode of Inner Voice, Jeffrey is joined by Kirstie Pike, creator of She Comes with Baggage, for a conversation that starts with travel and coming out—but lands somewhere deeper: the moment you realize no contact with your parents isn’t the betrayal… it’s the boundary.

Together, they explore how queerness can complicate family ties, how silence can protect your peace, and what it means to carve out joy when you’ve been told you don’t deserve it. This episode is full of heart, grief, clarity, and the kind of freedom that only comes after a hard goodbye.

What if distance from your family wasn’t estrangement... but alignment?

Produced by Zaq Latino.

Who are you… when no one’s watching?
When you're with your friends?
When you're with your family?
And what happens when those selves don’t match?In this second mailbag episode of Inner Voice, Jeffrey and producer/co-host Zaq Latino answer community questions about identity—from claiming your letter in the LGBTQ+ alphabet, to holding your truth around strong personalities, to the masks we wear depending on who’s in the room.This one’s warm, honest, and full of gentle “oh wow, me too” moments. If you’ve ever struggled to stay whole across different parts of your life, this episode might help you stitch something beautiful together. What if you didn’t have to choose which version of you is real?

Produced by Zaq Latino.

Some people answer questions for a living.
Chion Wolf has made a life out of asking them.

In this episode of Inner Voice, Jeffrey sits down with Chion Wolf, host of Audacious and beloved voice of Connecticut Public Radio, for a heartfelt conversation about the power of asking. From the early days of seeking her mother’s approval to crafting radically vulnerable interviews on-air, Chion shares how curiosity has shaped her path—and why questioning isn’t just a skill, but a way of life. This is an episode for the seekers, the wonderers, and the folks who still want to know: what really matters? 

Produced by Zaq Latino.

Let’s talk about what we’ve been told. And what we know to be true. In this special episode of Inner Voice, Jeffrey is joined by the incomparable Jacob Tobia, author of the groundbreaking new book "Before They Were Men." Together, they explore masculinity, memory, and the mythology of gender itself. With equal parts humor and depth, Jacob shares what it means to survive a world built for binaries—and to write your way free. Perhaps their most controversial take is the position that privilege is not black and white, and that to say all men have benefitted from privilege as a blanket statement is to erase the painful, lived experiences of men everywhere. Intrigued? Yeah, us too. This conversation isn’t a debate. It’s an invitation: to imagine a world where healing isn’t gendered, softness isn’t punished, and we stop blaming ourselves for the violence we were never meant to inherit.

Produced by Zaq Latino.

In this razor-sharp, refreshingly honest episode of Inner Voice, Jeffrey sits down with Jeffrey Masters, award-winning journalist and host of LGBTQ&A, to talk about trust—how we build it, how we lose it, and how we learn to trust ourselves again in a world that constantly tests us. From media mistrust to personal betrayal, from cancel culture to canceling your own intuition, this episode dives deep into what it means to stay rooted in truth when everything feels uncertain. Two Jeffreys. One essential conversation.

Produced by Zaq Latino.

Scott Turner Schofield, with a bevy of "firsts" under his name although we won't list them hear because he is uncomfortable claiming them (listen to the episode to find out why, wink - wink), is an actor, producer, and trailblazer who has never let a "no" stop him from living the dream. From his very first professional job after college mounting his one-man show, to a not-so-short list of indie film selects, to his Emmy-nominated stint on "The Bold and the Beautiful," Scott has truly done it all. And he often has himself to thank for meandering his career on his own. Please welcome Scott Turner Schofield to Inner Voice with Jeffrey Marsh, and learn how you, too, can do "it" yourself when other people just won't hand you that greenlight. 

Produced by Zaq Latino.

In this powerful episode of Inner Voice, Jeffrey is joined by the brilliant Dubbs Weinblatt, creator, performer, and founder of Thank You For Coming Out. Together, they talk about sobriety—not just as the absence of substances, but as a presence: of clarity, of power, of self.Dubbs opens up about what led them to sobriety, what they’ve gained since, and how queerness and recovery intertwine in a world that often encourages escape over embodiment. This is a conversation about survival, joy, and reclaiming your own story—one brave choice at a time. What if getting sober wasn’t about losing something—but finally coming home to yourself?

Produced by Zaq Latino.

We return to our classic community format, in which Jeffrey and Zaq ask prized community members about their experiences with that tiny, often-horrible, voice in their head. EJ comes to ask about how she can wrestle with the fact that her partner has empathy and space for her emotionally, but SHE is the one providing the narrative that she's awful, annoying, and unproductive. Dranoa comes to ask about the dichotomy (false or otherwise) between shadow and self and how we can learn to incorporate the parts of ourselves that we have hidden over the years, either out of safety, necessity, social expectation, or fear. 

Produced by Zaq Latino.

On this fantastic episode of Inner Voice, renowned educator, advocate, writer, speaker, and podcast host Dr. Jonathan P. Higgins walks us through what thoughtful, impactful, and dimensional representation looks like in the arts. They regale us with stories from working with television executives, working on their new book: Black. Fat. Femme. (with a second already in the pipeline!) and speak candidly to Jeffrey about what it is like to really be yourself - unapologetically visible - in 2025. 

Produced by Zaq Latino.